Uzhavanin Viyarvai Cover Art

Uzhavanin Viyarvai Lyrics

From the movie Sumangali - 1959

Uzhavanin Viyarvai Song Lyrics is the track from Sumangali - 1959 Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும்  எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

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Singerசீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும்  எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Singers : Seerkazhi Govindarajan and Chorus

Music Director : M. Ranga Rao

Lyricist : Nadarajan

Uzhavanin viyarvaiyada Ulagile peiyum mazhai
Kazhani sennall payirgalellam Vilaivadhaale
Indru thana kanavaangal vaazhvadhellam Uzhavanaale

Female Chorus : Pattikaadu pattikaadu Keli pannuvaan
Male Chorus : Yaaru Female Chorus : Pattanam thaan
Pattikaadu pattikaadu Keli pannuvaan

Male Chorus : Pattikaadu illatti Ennathaan thinnuvaan
Female Chorus : Yaaru Male Chorus : Pattanam thaan
Pattikaadu illatti Ennathaan thinnuvaan

Pattikaadu pattikaadu Keli pannuvaan
Pattikaadu illatti Ennathaan thinnuvaan

Paathu podu paathu podu Paathu podu neeolakkaiya
Humming : Paathu podu paathu podu Male Chorus : Paathu podu neeolakkaiya
Paathu podu paathu podu Paathu podu nee

Ullae irukkira arisi Odanju pogaama
Namakku uyir kodukkura sathu Madinju pogaama

Male Chorus : Haai ullae irukkira arisi Odanju pogaama
Namakku uyir kodukkura sathu Madinju pogaama

Bayapadathae bayapadathae Pazhakkapatta kai machaan
Pazhakkapatta kai

Female Chorus : Bayapadathae bayapadathae Pazhakkapatta kai machaan
Bayapadathae bayapadathae Pazhakkapatta kai

Vayalukkullae kanna vechu Velaiya pannu
Endha payalum vandhu nozhaiya poraan Olaiya pinnu

Machaan Vayalukkullae kanna vechu
Velaiya pannu Endha payalum vandhu nozhaiya poraan
Olaiya pinnumachaan

Marathukku maram yeri pozhaikkum Manushara paaru
Indha maharaasan gramathilae Idhuoru joru

Haei marathukku maram yeri pozhaikkum Manushara paaru
Indha maharaasan gramathilae Idhuoru joru

Aruvadaikku thayaraana payirgala paaru Haaaaaaaa.
Aruvadaikku thayaraana payirgala paaru Adha aruthu aruthu kala parikkira
Azhagathaan paaru

Nella konjam paathukkoda Thambhi unakku
Naan pullaiyaar vanangi vandhu Tharren unakku

Nella konjam paathukkoda Thambhi unakku
Naan pullaiyaar vanangi vandhu Tharren unakku

Haai kuruvi akkaov Pullaiyaara kumbida nee pokkka
Angae kudutha varam Vaangittu vaakka yakkov
Pullaiyaara kumbida nee pokkka Angae kudutha varam
Vaangittu vaakka

Pullaiyaarappa periyappa Pudhusaa vazhiya sollappa
Pullaiyaarappa periyappa Pudhusaa vazhiya sollappa

Pullakutti venaam paa Pondaatti varam thaappa
Pullakutti venaam paa Pondaatti varam thaappa

Pullaiyaarappa Chittappa Periyappa maama machaan
Ellaam enakkau needhaan paa

Pullaiyaarappa periyappa Pudhusaa vazhiya sollappa
Pullaiyaarappa periyappa Pudhusaa vazhiya sollappa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, 'Uzhavanin Viyarvai' (The Farmer's Sweat), is a vibrant ode to the indispensable role of farmers and the essence of rural life. It begins by powerfully asserting that the farmer's sweat is the very rain that nourishes the world, and it is through their toil that crops grow, sustaining even the wealthy city dwellers. The lyrics playfully highlight the hypocrisy of city folk who mock villages, questioning what they would eat without the produce from these 'backward' places. It's a celebration of the dignity of labor and the foundational importance of agriculture.

The song then transitions into vivid descriptions of daily rural activities, like carefully pounding rice to preserve its nutrients and tending to fields. It speaks of the experienced hands of the villagers and the communal spirit of work. The lyrics also touch upon the simple joys and observations of village life, like people climbing trees for sustenance and the beauty of harvest. The latter part of the song includes a lighthearted prayer to Lord Ganesha (Pillaiyar), asking for guidance and, humorously, for a wife rather than children, showcasing the earthy and relatable desires of the common folk. It beautifully blends hard work, community, and spiritual belief inherent in rural Tamil culture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Uzhavanin Viyarvai?

Uzhavanin Viyarvai is sung by சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும்  எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.

Which movie is Uzhavanin Viyarvai from?

The song Uzhavanin Viyarvai is featured in the movie Sumangali - 1959.

Who wrote the lyrics for Uzhavanin Viyarvai?

The lyrics for Uzhavanin Viyarvai were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Uzhavanin Viyarvai lyrics?

Yes! Uzhavanin Viyarvai lyrics from Sumangali - 1959 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Uzhavanin Viyarvai lyrics?

This song, 'Uzhavanin Viyarvai' (The Farmer's Sweat), is a vibrant ode to the indispensable role of farmers and the essence of rural life. It begins by powerfully asserting that the farmer's sweat is the very rain that nourishes the world, and it is through their toil that crops grow, sustaining even the wealthy city dwellers. The lyrics playfully highlight the hypocrisy of city folk who mock villages, questioning what they would eat without the produce from these 'backward' places. It's a celebration of the dignity of labor and the foundational importance of agriculture. The song then transitions into vivid descriptions of daily rural activities, like carefully pounding rice to preserve its nutrients and tending to fields. It speaks of the experienced hands of the villagers and the communal spirit of work. The lyrics also touch upon the simple joys and observations of village life, like people climbing trees for sustenance and the beauty of harvest. The latter part of the song includes a lighthearted prayer to Lord Ganesha (Pillaiyar), asking for guidance and, humorously, for a wife rather than children, showcasing the earthy and relatable desires of the common folk. It beautifully blends hard work, community, and spiritual belief inherent in rural Tamil culture.

Music Video

Uzhavanin Viyarvai official music video

Song Details

Song NameUzhavanin Viyarvai
Singersசீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும்  எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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