Thirupathi Venkatesane Lyrics
From the movie Manjal Mahimai - 1959
Thirupathi Venkatesane Song Lyrics is the track from Manjal Mahimai - 1959 Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by ஜமுனா ராணி. The music was composed by Master Venu. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.
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Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi Irukkira indha dasanae
Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi Irukkira indha dasanae
Poruppaana janangal ingae Punniyam theda vaaranga
Poruppaana janangal ingae Punniyam theda vaaranga
Pusikkavam naanga ketta Podaannnuttu poranga
Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi Irukkira indha dasanae
Karattu kallu paadhaiyirukku Cement road pottanga
Kaalaala nadanthavangala Caaril yera senjaanga
Varapoga elllarukkum Vasathiyaakki vechaanga
Vaangi thinnum pichaikkaran Vavuthil mannai pottanga
Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi Irukkira indha dasanae
Pongal puliyotharai vadai laddu
Seedai boondhi dosai adhirasamum pattu
Pongal puliyotharai vadai laddu
Thingaatha un peralae senju padaichu puttu
Dhinamum evan evano yeppam pottaan thinnu puttu
Unakkum illa enakkum illaiyae
Ketpadharkku oorukullae yaarum illaiyae
Govindha govindha govindha
Ulladhu podhadhunnu Undiyalil panatha pottu
Osandha panam vendi Varatha ketkkala naanga
Oru jaanu vayithukkaan unava thavira vera Onnumae adhigamaaga ninaikkalae
Porulai kettaaal adikka vaaranga Pichaiyeduthaa police vanil pudikka vaaranga
Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi Irukkira indha dasanae
Thiruttu poruttu kuruttum seidhu Thirupanigal nadathi veithu
Seeman endrae kaatikiravan osandhuttaan Thillum mullum seiyaamalum
Thirunaamam solli solli Jeevanam pannugiravan asanthuttaan
Selvan ezhai ilamale seidhidu
Manasu sirusu perusu paagupattai kuraithidu
Tharisanam ellarukkum sarisamamaai koduthidu
Deivam nee endra peyarai desathil nilai naattidu
Sitham vayitha pattini podathae
Pasiyaadha vayaiythil paalum sotha adaithu vidathae
Thirupathi venkatesane unna nambi
Irukkira indha dasanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Thirupathi Venkatesane' is a poignant social commentary disguised as a devotional plea to Lord Venkateswara of Tirupati. It highlights the stark contrast between the wealthy devotees who visit the temple seeking blessings and the impoverished who are neglected and scorned. The lyrics criticize the commercialization of devotion, where temple infrastructure improves for the benefit of the affluent, while the basic needs of the poor, such as food, are ignored. The singer, representing the common devotee, expresses disillusionment with the hypocrisy, where offerings meant for the deity are consumed by others, and the truly devout but poor are left to suffer.
The song further laments the injustice where those who engage in dishonest practices thrive under the guise of religious service, while honest, devout individuals struggle. It's a direct appeal to the deity to eliminate social inequalities, asking for equal treatment for all devotees, regardless of their wealth or status. The core message is a plea for basic sustenance and an end to the discrimination prevalent in religious institutions, urging the Lord to truly embody the divine principle of equality and compassion for all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thirupathi Venkatesane?
Thirupathi Venkatesane is sung by ஜமுனா ராணி.
Which movie is Thirupathi Venkatesane from?
The song Thirupathi Venkatesane is featured in the movie Manjal Mahimai - 1959.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thirupathi Venkatesane?
The lyrics for Thirupathi Venkatesane were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by Master Venu.
Is English translation available for Thirupathi Venkatesane lyrics?
Yes! Thirupathi Venkatesane lyrics from Manjal Mahimai - 1959 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thirupathi Venkatesane lyrics?
The song 'Thirupathi Venkatesane' is a poignant social commentary disguised as a devotional plea to Lord Venkateswara of Tirupati. It highlights the stark contrast between the wealthy devotees who visit the temple seeking blessings and the impoverished who are neglected and scorned. The lyrics criticize the commercialization of devotion, where temple infrastructure improves for the benefit of the affluent, while the basic needs of the poor, such as food, are ignored. The singer, representing the common devotee, expresses disillusionment with the hypocrisy, where offerings meant for the deity are consumed by others, and the truly devout but poor are left to suffer. The song further laments the injustice where those who engage in dishonest practices thrive under the guise of religious service, while honest, devout individuals struggle. It's a direct appeal to the deity to eliminate social inequalities, asking for equal treatment for all devotees, regardless of their wealth or status. The core message is a plea for basic sustenance and an end to the discrimination prevalent in religious institutions, urging the Lord to truly embody the divine principle of equality and compassion for all.