
Thookkamilla Thookkamilla Lyrics
From the movie Samsarame Saranam
Thookkamilla Thookkamilla Song Lyrics is the track from Samsarame Saranam Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by கங்கை அமரன். The music was composed by Gangai Amaran. Lyrics works penned by Jeevabalan.
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Aariraariro aariraariro Ariro aariraariro
Aariraariro aariraariro Ariro aariraarirooo
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Inae thookkamilla
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Ingae thookkamilla
Yaekkaththula vaaduthunga Eththanaiyo nenjamunga
Ahthanaiyum theduthunga Nimmathiya kaanumunga
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Inae thookkamilla
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Ingae thookkamilla
Velaiyillaa kaalaiyarkku Vedhanaiyil thookkamilla
Kaadhal konda ennaththilae Kanniyarkku thookkamilla
Uravaal ingu manathil yaekkam Pirivaal dhinamum kalaiyum thookkam
Aaga moththam bhoomiyilae yaarum thoongavilla Padum sodhanai konjamilla
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Inae thookkamilla
Thookkamilla thookkamilla Yaarukkum Ingae thookkamilla
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Thookkamilla Thookkamilla', delves into the universal human experience of sleeplessness, attributing it to various life struggles and emotional states. It opens with a lullaby-like 'Aariraariro', ironically setting a tone for a song about the absence of sleep. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where no one truly rests, as hearts are burdened by longing and a relentless search for peace that remains elusive.
The song further elaborates on specific reasons for this widespread insomnia: the anguish of unemployed youth, the restless thoughts of young women in love, the yearning caused by relationships, and the daily loss of sleep due to separation. It concludes by stating that the trials faced by people are immense, implying that these myriad challenges collectively rob humanity of its peace and, consequently, its sleep. It's a poignant reflection on the anxieties and emotional turmoil that permeate human existence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thookkamilla Thookkamilla?
Thookkamilla Thookkamilla is sung by கங்கை அமரன்.
Which movie is Thookkamilla Thookkamilla from?
The song Thookkamilla Thookkamilla is featured in the movie Samsarame Saranam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thookkamilla Thookkamilla?
The lyrics for Thookkamilla Thookkamilla were written by Jeevabalan with music composed by Gangai Amaran.
Is English translation available for Thookkamilla Thookkamilla lyrics?
Yes! Thookkamilla Thookkamilla lyrics from Samsarame Saranam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thookkamilla Thookkamilla lyrics?
This song, 'Thookkamilla Thookkamilla', delves into the universal human experience of sleeplessness, attributing it to various life struggles and emotional states. It opens with a lullaby-like 'Aariraariro', ironically setting a tone for a song about the absence of sleep. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where no one truly rests, as hearts are burdened by longing and a relentless search for peace that remains elusive. The song further elaborates on specific reasons for this widespread insomnia: the anguish of unemployed youth, the restless thoughts of young women in love, the yearning caused by relationships, and the daily loss of sleep due to separation. It concludes by stating that the trials faced by people are immense, implying that these myriad challenges collectively rob humanity of its peace and, consequently, its sleep. It's a poignant reflection on the anxieties and emotional turmoil that permeate human existence.
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