Thulli Vara Poren Lyrics
From the movie Thirumanam
Thulli Vara Poren Song Lyrics is the track from Thirumanam Tamil Film – 1958, Starring Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, Santhiya, S. A. Asokan, Chittoor V. Nagayya, S. V. Ranga Rao, B. Saroja Devi, K. A. Thangavelu. This song was sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu, T. G. Lingappa. Lyrics works penned by Pattukkottai Kalyanasundram.
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Thulli vara poren Aeaeaeaehae
Surul surulaaaaaaa Paattukkalai alli vida porenae…ae…ae…
Aiyaa enjaamigalae Intha thiraiyai konjam thokkidungo
Oooooooo
Hoae…
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Oongi valarum kalaiyai thalaiyil Thaangi valarum thirunaadu
Thaangi valarum thirunaadu
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Sontha kazhugu polae Inbam karugal vara
Kombai valaiththu kondu thongumae
Athai Koththa paravai Vanthu thangumaeaeaeaaa…aa…aa…
Sontha kazhugu polae Inbam karugal vara
Kombai valaiththu kondu thongumae
Athai Koththa paravai Vanthu thangumae
Uyar panbu parambaraiyil Anbum aranum saernthu
Pasumaiyaagi valam pongumae
Thendral perumai paadi varum engumae Kula perumai paadi varum engumae
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Madhura tamil vazhinthu Udhirathodu kalanthu
Manathil thunivu kondu vaazhnthavar Sakthi valarakalai payindru thaernthavar
Andru ethiri padai ezhunthu Padhari miga sinanthu
Imaiya sarivil vantha pothilae Vetri emakkendrae muzhangittru kaadhilae
Vetri emakkendrae muzhangittru kaadhilae
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Naanga porantha tamilnaadu Idhu naalu mozhigalin thaai veedu
Malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam Engal malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam
Vattraa valangal adhan adaiyaalam
Alaiyaadum kadal vilaiyaadum Alaiyaadum kadal vilaiyaadum
Akkam pakkam kokkukalum Vattamittu parakkum
Malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam Vattraa valangal adhan adaiyaalam
Paakkumaraththilae paalai sirikkum Pachchai pattaadaipol kadhali ilai virikkum
Uvvaa Paakkumaraththilae paalai sirikkum
Pachchai pattaadaipol kadhali ilai virikkum
Theakku marangal vinnai idikkummm Idikkum idikkum idikkum
Theakku marangal vinnai idikkum Innum chiththirai solaiyellaam kannaiparikkum
Malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam Vattraa valangal adhan adaiyaalam
Azhagu kuyilagal vanthu paadikkidum
Thennaiyai milagukodi padarnthu moodikkidum
Azhagu kuyilagal vanthu paadikkidum
Thennaiyai milagukodi padarnthu moodikkidum
Silusilukkum aruvi odikkidum Silusilukkum aruvi odikkidum
Mayil siragai virichchikkittu aadikkidum
Thaenirukkum poovirukkum Maanirukkum vanamirukkum
Thaenirukkum Poovirukkum
Maanirukkum Vanamirukkum
Senganigalumirukkum Thindraal migu
Inikkum
Malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam Vattraa valangal adhan adaiyaalam
Malaiyaalam pugal vegu neelam Vattraa valangal adhan adaiyaalam
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Thulli Vara Poren' from the 1958 film 'Thirumanam' is a vibrant celebration of the cultural and natural richness of South India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala (referred to as Malayalam). It opens with an energetic announcement, setting the stage for a performance that promises to unleash a cascade of songs. The initial verses proudly declare Tamil Nadu as the birthplace of the singers and the motherland of four languages, emphasizing its role as a nurturing ground for art and culture. The lyrics paint a picture of a land steeped in high character, love, and righteousness, where prosperity flourishes and the gentle breeze carries tales of its glorious heritage. It speaks of a people whose hearts are filled with courage, their blood infused with the sweetness of Tamil, and who have mastered various arts to grow their strength, even recalling historical victories against invaders.
The latter half of the song shifts focus to extol the virtues of 'Malayalam,' referring to Kerala. It describes the vast fame of this region, identifying its inexhaustible natural resources as its defining characteristic. The lyrics vividly portray Kerala's scenic beauty: the playful, wavy seas, cranes circling overhead, smiling spathes on areca nut trees, banana leaves unfurling like green silk, and towering teak trees reaching for the sky. It further highlights the captivating Chithirai groves, the melodious calls of cuckoos, pepper vines embracing coconut trees, cool flowing waterfalls, and dancing peacocks. The description culminates in an idyllic vision of forests abundant with honey, flowers, deer, and sweet red fruits, reinforcing the idea of Kerala as a land of unparalleled natural splendor and bounty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thulli Vara Poren?
Thulli Vara Poren is sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Thulli Vara Poren from?
The song Thulli Vara Poren is featured in the movie Thirumanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thulli Vara Poren?
The lyrics for Thulli Vara Poren were written by Pattukkottai Kalyanasundram with music composed by S. M. Subbaih Naidu and T. G. Lingappa.
Is English translation available for Thulli Vara Poren lyrics?
Yes! Thulli Vara Poren lyrics from Thirumanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thulli Vara Poren lyrics?
The song 'Thulli Vara Poren' from the 1958 film 'Thirumanam' is a vibrant celebration of the cultural and natural richness of South India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala (referred to as Malayalam). It opens with an energetic announcement, setting the stage for a performance that promises to unleash a cascade of songs. The initial verses proudly declare Tamil Nadu as the birthplace of the singers and the motherland of four languages, emphasizing its role as a nurturing ground for art and culture. The lyrics paint a picture of a land steeped in high character, love, and righteousness, where prosperity flourishes and the gentle breeze carries tales of its glorious heritage. It speaks of a people whose hearts are filled with courage, their blood infused with the sweetness of Tamil, and who have mastered various arts to grow their strength, even recalling historical victories against invaders. The latter half of the song shifts focus to extol the virtues of 'Malayalam,' referring to Kerala. It describes the vast fame of this region, identifying its inexhaustible natural resources as its defining characteristic. The lyrics vividly portray Kerala's scenic beauty: the playful, wavy seas, cranes circling overhead, smiling spathes on areca nut trees, banana leaves unfurling like green silk, and towering teak trees reaching for the sky. It further highlights the captivating Chithirai groves, the melodious calls of cuckoos, pepper vines embracing coconut trees, cool flowing waterfalls, and dancing peacocks. The description culminates in an idyllic vision of forests abundant with honey, flowers, deer, and sweet red fruits, reinforcing the idea of Kerala as a land of unparalleled natural splendor and bounty.
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