Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye Cover Art

Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye Lyrics

From the movie Rajadhi Raja

Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye Song Lyrics is the track from Rajadhi Raja Tamil Film – 1989, Starring Rajinikanth, Radha, Nadhiya, Janagaraj, Radha Ravi, Y. Vijaya, Anandaraj, Vinu Chakravarthy. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Isaignani Ilayaraja.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorIlayaraja

Singers

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Singerஎஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்

Star Cast

Ulaga vazhkaiyae Ingu jailu vaazhkai thaan
Ingu ulavum perellaam Athil kaithi pola thaan

Ulaga vazhkaiyae Ingu jailu vaazhkai thaan
Ingu ulavum perellaam Athil kaithi pola thaan

Inga suvaru kullae Engala pottu adachi veikanuma
Adhil kambi potta Kadhava moodi pooti veikanuma

Inga suvaru kullae Engala pottu adachi veikanuma
Adhil kambi potta Kadhava moodi pooti veikanuma

Jailu kulla naangal ellaam Kuththam senji vanthom
Ada jailer aiyaa enna kuththam Senji ulla vanthaaru

Ha haa haa Hey hey hey
Oh oho oho

Jailu kulla naangal ellaam Kuththam senji vanthom
Ada jailer aiyaa enna kuththam Senji ulla vanthaaru

Ulaga vazhkaiyae Ingu jailu vaazhkai thaan
Ingu ulavum perellaam Athil kaithi pola thaan

Inga suvaru kullae Engala pottu adachi veikanuma
Adhil kambi potta Kadhava moodi pooti veikanuma

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song "Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye" from 'Rajadhi Raja' is a philosophical and somewhat cynical take on life, presented through the metaphor of a prison. The lyrics suggest that the entire world is a jail, and all individuals are merely prisoners within it, bound by unseen forces or societal constructs. This perspective highlights a sense of entrapment and questions the nature of freedom and existence, implying that everyone, regardless of their perceived status, is confined in some way.

The song further deepens this metaphor by contrasting the actual prisoners, who acknowledge their crimes, with the jailer. It provocatively asks what 'crime' the jailer committed to also be confined within the prison system, albeit in a position of authority. This challenges the conventional understanding of guilt and innocence, and who truly holds power or freedom. The mood is reflective, questioning, and carries a touch of dark humor, characteristic of the film's protagonist's rebellious spirit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye?

Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்.

Which movie is Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye from?

The song Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye is featured in the movie Rajadhi Raja.

Who wrote the lyrics for Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye?

The lyrics for Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye were written by Isaignani Ilayaraja with music composed by Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye lyrics?

Yes! Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye lyrics from Rajadhi Raja include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye lyrics?

The song "Ulaga Vaazhkkaiye" from 'Rajadhi Raja' is a philosophical and somewhat cynical take on life, presented through the metaphor of a prison. The lyrics suggest that the entire world is a jail, and all individuals are merely prisoners within it, bound by unseen forces or societal constructs. This perspective highlights a sense of entrapment and questions the nature of freedom and existence, implying that everyone, regardless of their perceived status, is confined in some way. The song further deepens this metaphor by contrasting the actual prisoners, who acknowledge their crimes, with the jailer. It provocatively asks what 'crime' the jailer committed to also be confined within the prison system, albeit in a position of authority. This challenges the conventional understanding of guilt and innocence, and who truly holds power or freedom. The mood is reflective, questioning, and carries a touch of dark humor, characteristic of the film's protagonist's rebellious spirit.

Song Details

Song NameUlaga Vaazhkkaiye
Singersஎஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமண்யம்
LyricistIsaignani Ilayaraja
LanguageTamil

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