Thirupaachi Aruvala Cover Art

Thirupaachi Aruvala Lyrics

From the movie Taj Mahal

Thirupaachi Aruvala Song Lyrics is the track from Taj Mahal Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Manoj Bharathiraja, Riya Sen, Revathi, Radhika Sarathkumar, Ranjitha, Manivannan, Manobala, Raj Kapoor, Theni Kunjarammal, Theni Murugan. This song was sung by பாலக்காடு ஸ்ரீராம், கல்பனா ராகவேந்தர். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

AR
Music DirectorA. R. Rahman
V
LyricistVairamuthu

Singers

பஸ
Singerபாலக்காடு ஸ்ரீராம்
கர
Singerகல்பனா ராகவேந்தர்

Star Cast

Clinton Cerejo and Chandran

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa
Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa
Singam peththa pillaiyinnu Theriya vaippom vaadaa vaadaa

Ettu dhesa thorandhirukku Ettu vechu vaadaa vaadaa
Etta nikkum sooriyana Yetti thodu vaadaa vaadaa

Por dhaanaae namma jaadhi Pozhudhupokku vaadaa vaadaa
Poovellaam namma ooril Pulinagamaa maarum vaadaa

Vellaattu koottamunnu Veliya sonna aalugala
Vellaaviyil pottu Veluthukkattu vaadaa vaadaa

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa
Singam peththa pillaiyinnu Theriya vaippom vaadaa vaadaa

Engooru pombalaiya Moppamida vandhavana
Engasiyaan mookkaruthaaga Engaatta thirudi thinnu
Sappu kotti ninnavana Engaathaa naakkaruthaaga

Enga kurumbaattu Kari kozhambu
Kulithalaiyil mana manakkum Vaasathukkae yechi vitteega

Naanga kulichi Anuppi vecha
Korattaathu thanniyila Yendi ammaa kari samaicheenga

Ada kombaa maan thoppula Kola kolayaa kaai thirudi
Kovanaatha thavara vitteega

Antha kovanatha kondu poyi Appanukku selavillaama
Ribbanukku vetti kitteega

Ada kalavaani gothiramae Kaala maattu
Ada kalavaani gothiramae Kaalamaattu moothiramae
Eppa neenga thirundha poreenga

Uppu thinnaa thanni kudi Thappu senjaa thalaiyil adi
Parambaraiyaa enga kolgaiyadaa

Maanam thaanae vetti satta Mathadhellaam vaazha matta
Maanam kaakka veeram venumadaa

Ada solakkoozhu Kettu vandhaa
Soru pottu visirividum Eeramullathu enga vamsamadaa

Soru pottum kazhutharuthaa Kooru pottu pangu vaikkum
Veeram thaanae enga vamsamadaa

Naanga vambu sandaikku Porathilla
Vandha sandaiya viduvathilla Varippulithaan thothathillaiadaa

Enga uraiya vittu Vaazh yeduthaa
Ratha rusi kaatti vaikkum Vazhakkam enga kula vazhakkamadaa

Naan thatti vechaa Puli adangum
Ettu vechaa mala urugum Thottathellaam thulanga
Pogudhadaa

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa
Singam peththa pillaiyinnu Theriya vaippom vaadaa vaadaa

Ettu dhesa thorandhirukku Ettu vechu vaadaa vaadaa
Etta nikkum sooriyana Yetti thodu vaadaa vaadaa

Por dhaanaae namma jaadhi Pozhudhupokku vaadaa vaadaa
Poovellaam namma ooril Pulinagamaa maarum vaadaa

Vellaattu koottamunnu Veliya sonna aalugala
Vellaaviyil pottu Veluthukkattu vaadaa vaadaa

Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa
Thirupachi aruvaala Theethikkittu vaadaa vaadaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, "Thirupaachi Aruvala," is a powerful and defiant anthem from the movie 'Taj Mahal' (1999). It embodies the spirit of a community or individual asserting their strength, honor, and readiness for battle. The lyrics are a direct challenge to those who underestimate or disrespect them, using vivid imagery of sharpening a sickle and transforming into lions or tigers. It speaks of a lineage rooted in bravery, where protecting one's women and land is paramount, and any transgression is met with fierce retaliation. The song establishes a clear code of conduct: hospitality for those who seek help, but brutal vengeance for those who betray trust.

The mood is one of fierce pride and unwavering resolve. It highlights the dual nature of the community – compassionate to the needy but formidable against enemies. The repeated call to "sharpen the Thirupachi sickle" serves as a metaphor for preparing for conflict and demonstrating their inherent power. The lyrics emphasize that their honor is their most valuable possession, and they will go to any lengths to defend it, portraying themselves as a force of nature that cannot be subdued. It's a declaration of identity, warning adversaries that they are not to be trifled with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Thirupaachi Aruvala?

Thirupaachi Aruvala is sung by பாலக்காடு ஸ்ரீராம், கல்பனா ராகவேந்தர்.

Which movie is Thirupaachi Aruvala from?

The song Thirupaachi Aruvala is featured in the movie Taj Mahal.

Who wrote the lyrics for Thirupaachi Aruvala?

The lyrics for Thirupaachi Aruvala were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.

Is English translation available for Thirupaachi Aruvala lyrics?

Yes! Thirupaachi Aruvala lyrics from Taj Mahal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Thirupaachi Aruvala lyrics?

This song, "Thirupaachi Aruvala," is a powerful and defiant anthem from the movie 'Taj Mahal' (1999). It embodies the spirit of a community or individual asserting their strength, honor, and readiness for battle. The lyrics are a direct challenge to those who underestimate or disrespect them, using vivid imagery of sharpening a sickle and transforming into lions or tigers. It speaks of a lineage rooted in bravery, where protecting one's women and land is paramount, and any transgression is met with fierce retaliation. The song establishes a clear code of conduct: hospitality for those who seek help, but brutal vengeance for those who betray trust. The mood is one of fierce pride and unwavering resolve. It highlights the dual nature of the community – compassionate to the needy but formidable against enemies. The repeated call to "sharpen the Thirupachi sickle" serves as a metaphor for preparing for conflict and demonstrating their inherent power. The lyrics emphasize that their honor is their most valuable possession, and they will go to any lengths to defend it, portraying themselves as a force of nature that cannot be subdued. It's a declaration of identity, warning adversaries that they are not to be trifled with.

Song Details

Song NameThirupaachi Aruvala
Singersபாலக்காடு ஸ்ரீராம், கல்பனா ராகவேந்தர்
LyricistVairamuthu
LanguageTamil

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