Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye Lyrics
From the movie Swami Ayyappan
Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye Song Lyrics is the track from Swami Ayyappan Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by G. Devarajan. Lyrics works penned by Vayalar Ramavarma.
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Thiruppaar kadalil palli kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa anbu
Thirumagal thunaiyil amaidhi kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa aa
Thiruppaar kadalil palli kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa anbu
Thirumagal thunaiyil amaidhi kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Ulaginai paai pol kondavan neeyae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Andru uraludan nadandha kannanum neeyae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Iraniyan agandhai azhithavan neeyae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Andru indhira villai murithavan neeyae Sreeman naaraayanaa aa
Thiruppaar kadalil palli kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa anbu
Thirumagal thunaiyil amaidhi kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Kodiyaval mahishi kolai purindhaalae Ariyaayo neeyae
Aval kodumaiyai ozhikka marandhu vittaayo Sreeman naaraayanaa
Dhevargal undhan kuzhandhaigal andro Marandhaayo neeyae
Un dheiva munivarai kaappadharkkendrae Varuvaayo neeyae
Thiruppaar kadalil palli kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa anbu
Thirumagal thunaiyil amaidhi kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Tholilandha saarangam eduthu Vara vaendum neeyae
Kanai thoduthida vendum Arakkiyin vaazhvai azhithiduvaai neeyae
Anandha sayanathil palli ezhundhu Vaaraai thirumaalae
Un anbarai ellaam thunbathil irundhu Kaappaai perumaalae
Thiruppaar kadalil palli kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa anbu
Thirumagal thunaiyil amaidhi kondaayae Sreeman naaraayanaa
Radhangal padaigal yena Ezhundhu ezhundhu indru
Veerudan vaarungal Naaraayananenum thalaivanin thunaiyaal
Porkkalam vaarungal Vaanam idi padavum bhoomi podi padavum
Vael kondu vaarungal Ini varuvadhu varattum mudivinai paarppom
Dhevargal vaarungal Sreeman naaraayanaa sreepathi jagan naadhaa
Varuvaai thirumaalae Thunai tharuvaai perumaalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a fervent devotional appeal to Lord Vishnu (Sriman Narayana) from the perspective of the Devas (gods) who are suffering under the tyranny of the demoness Mahishi. It's set in the context of the Ayyappan legend, where Mahishi's boon makes her invincible to all but a child born of Shiva and Vishnu. The lyrics serve as a desperate prayer, reminding Narayana of his past heroic deeds as various avatars – swallowing the universe, Krishna's childhood exploits, Narasimha destroying Hiranya, and Rama breaking a powerful bow – to implore him to intervene once more. The Devas express their anguish, questioning if Narayana has forgotten his children and his duty to protect the righteous.
The song builds in intensity, urging Narayana to awaken from his cosmic slumber (Ananta Sayana) and take up his divine bow, Sarangam, to destroy Mahishi. It's a call to action, not just for Narayana but also for the Devas themselves, to gather their forces and prepare for battle, confident that with Narayana's support, they can face any outcome. The emotional core of the song is a blend of reverence, desperation, and unwavering faith, highlighting the belief that the supreme protector will ultimately come to the aid of his devotees and restore dharma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye?
Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye from?
The song Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye is featured in the movie Swami Ayyappan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye?
The lyrics for Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye were written by Vayalar Ramavarma with music composed by G. Devarajan.
Is English translation available for Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye lyrics?
Yes! Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye lyrics from Swami Ayyappan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thiruppaarkadalil Palli Kondaye lyrics?
This song is a fervent devotional appeal to Lord Vishnu (Sriman Narayana) from the perspective of the Devas (gods) who are suffering under the tyranny of the demoness Mahishi. It's set in the context of the Ayyappan legend, where Mahishi's boon makes her invincible to all but a child born of Shiva and Vishnu. The lyrics serve as a desperate prayer, reminding Narayana of his past heroic deeds as various avatars – swallowing the universe, Krishna's childhood exploits, Narasimha destroying Hiranya, and Rama breaking a powerful bow – to implore him to intervene once more. The Devas express their anguish, questioning if Narayana has forgotten his children and his duty to protect the righteous. The song builds in intensity, urging Narayana to awaken from his cosmic slumber (Ananta Sayana) and take up his divine bow, Sarangam, to destroy Mahishi. It's a call to action, not just for Narayana but also for the Devas themselves, to gather their forces and prepare for battle, confident that with Narayana's support, they can face any outcome. The emotional core of the song is a blend of reverence, desperation, and unwavering faith, highlighting the belief that the supreme protector will ultimately come to the aid of his devotees and restore dharma.
Song Details
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