Urikka Urikka Lyrics
From the movie Idhaya Thirudan
Urikka Urikka Song Lyrics is the track from Idhaya Thirudan Tamil Film – 2006, Starring Ravi Mohan, Kamna Jethmalani, Prakash Raj, Santhanam, Nassar, Neelima Rani, Ramesh Khanna, Madhan Bob, G. Gnanasambandam, Jyothirmayi. This song was sung by சிலோன் மனோகர் மற்றும் முகேஷ். The music was composed by Bharathwaj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Haaaa…aanaaan Haan aaanaaaaaan
Urikka urikka vengaayam uriyum Kaadhal vandha manasum uriyum
Kadaisiyil onnum illaiyae Vilakkil muttum vittil pola
Paiyan vaazhka maarumae Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Paiyan manasu sattiya pola Ponnu manasu salladai pola
Aayiram thondi irukkuda Thondi vazhiya saaram poga
Mandi mattum therumae Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Paiyan kanavil ponnu varuvaa Thaavani uruvi tharuvaa
Ponnu kanavil yaaro varuvaan Usura thirugi tharuvaan
Endha puththil endha paambo Etti paarthaal siva siva sambo
Kaala suththi kadikkumae Buththi kulla puththu katti
Kothi kothi thinnumae Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Ponnu oruthi thanakkae sondham Enbadhu paiyan kanakku
Ponnuga nenjil ettra thaazhvu Engeyum eppovum irukku
Maraikka maraikka maaya jaalam Thirakka thirakka ellam maayam
Veliyae poiyaa pogumae Kollai kollum azhagaai vandhu
Kollum noiyaai maarumae Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Ponnuga mela paithiyam aagi Purandu suththuthu boomi
Saakadai oram pookura poovukku Sandai edhukku saami
Kaanum azhagu ellam poyi Kaathadacha gaali paiyi
Kaamam pona vilangumae Aalai ilai pol thondriya azhagu
Arasan sarugaai maarumae Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Butharum sitharam Latchiya bhaktharum
Sonnadhu sonnadhu thuravu Uravukkendru oru ponna paartha
Thuravukkae oru thuravu Theendum varaikkum guppunnu irukkum
Theernthu pona gappunnu irukkum Sakkara uppu karikkumae
Katru thanthu theraadha manasu Pattu therinthu maarumae
Maarumae…yemaarumae…(2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Urikka Urikka" from 'Idhaya Thirudan' is a deeply cynical and cautionary tale about love and relationships, primarily from a disillusioned male perspective. It uses vivid metaphors to describe the perceived futility and pain of romantic pursuits. The lyrics compare love to peeling an onion, leaving nothing but tears, and a boy's life to a moth drawn to a destructive flame. It paints a picture of a boy's heart as a solid pot versus a girl's heart as a sieve with a thousand holes, suggesting that true essence drains away, leaving only dregs. The song warns that what appears as captivating beauty can quickly transform into a destructive force, likening it to a killing disease.
The lyricist, Vairamuthu, employs sharp imagery to convey the transient and often deceptive nature of beauty and affection. He suggests that a boy's dream of intimacy is met with a girl's dream of betrayal, leading to a snake-like entanglement that consumes one's mind. The song criticizes the male delusion of exclusive ownership in love, asserting that women's affections are fickle. It dismisses superficial beauty as an "empty bag filled with air" that loses its charm once lust subsides. Ultimately, the song echoes the wisdom of ancient sages like Buddha, advocating for renunciation, as love, when experienced, often leaves one with a bitter taste, turning sweetness into salt. It concludes that some lessons are only learned through painful experience, not mere instruction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Urikka Urikka?
Urikka Urikka is sung by சிலோன் மனோகர் மற்றும் முகேஷ்.
Which movie is Urikka Urikka from?
The song Urikka Urikka is featured in the movie Idhaya Thirudan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Urikka Urikka?
The lyrics for Urikka Urikka were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Bharathwaj.
Is English translation available for Urikka Urikka lyrics?
Yes! Urikka Urikka lyrics from Idhaya Thirudan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Urikka Urikka lyrics?
The song "Urikka Urikka" from 'Idhaya Thirudan' is a deeply cynical and cautionary tale about love and relationships, primarily from a disillusioned male perspective. It uses vivid metaphors to describe the perceived futility and pain of romantic pursuits. The lyrics compare love to peeling an onion, leaving nothing but tears, and a boy's life to a moth drawn to a destructive flame. It paints a picture of a boy's heart as a solid pot versus a girl's heart as a sieve with a thousand holes, suggesting that true essence drains away, leaving only dregs. The song warns that what appears as captivating beauty can quickly transform into a destructive force, likening it to a killing disease. The lyricist, Vairamuthu, employs sharp imagery to convey the transient and often deceptive nature of beauty and affection. He suggests that a boy's dream of intimacy is met with a girl's dream of betrayal, leading to a snake-like entanglement that consumes one's mind. The song criticizes the male delusion of exclusive ownership in love, asserting that women's affections are fickle. It dismisses superficial beauty as an "empty bag filled with air" that loses its charm once lust subsides. Ultimately, the song echoes the wisdom of ancient sages like Buddha, advocating for renunciation, as love, when experienced, often leaves one with a bitter taste, turning sweetness into salt. It concludes that some lessons are only learned through painful experience, not mere instruction.