Vaazha Piranthavar Lyrics
From the movie Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950
Vaazha Piranthavar Song Lyrics is the track from Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950 Tamil Film – 1950. This song was sung by மாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : Master Subbaiya
Music Director : G. Ramanathan
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Vattamittu vattamittu vayalvelyil Valarum yer uzhuvome
Female chorus : Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Female chorus : Metha veyilalale vethanaipattome Nikka nizhalum inge kaannume
Maram venumevenume Female chorus : Akkam pakkam ellam miga azhagaga
All arasu vaembu vaikka venume Aamamvenumevenume
Female chorus : Vetti thallamale pattu pogamale Vetti thallamale pattu pogamale
Vaeli katti kaathu kaapathinaale Vilaiyum payie mazhaiyaale
Vilaiyum payie mazhaiyaale Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Naatukku thevaiyaana porulgalai Naame payir seiyalaagume
Naatukku thevaiyaana porulgalai Naame payir seiyalaagume
Female chorus : Veetukku veedu aanum pennumaai Paadu pattal nalamagume
Veetukku veedu aanum pennumaai Paadu pattal nalamagume
Eaetu surakaai karikku uthavadhu Eaetu surakaai karikku uthavadhu
Ellorum ondraai servathu eppodhu Namakkul otrumai thaane irunthaal
Nanmai perukidume Nanmai perukidume
Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Vaazha piranthavar naame Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Ulagaile Vaazha piranthavar naame
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1950 film 'Digambara Samiyar' is a vibrant anthem celebrating life, hard work, and community spirit, particularly emphasizing the importance of agriculture and unity. It paints a picture of a self-sufficient society where people actively engage in farming, cultivating fields, and planting trees for a beautiful and sustainable environment. The lyrics highlight the joy and purpose found in contributing to the land, ensuring that the nation's needs are met through collective effort. It's a call to embrace a life of productivity and harmony with nature.
The song further stresses the power of collective action and unity. Through the proverb "Eight gourds are not enough for a curry," it subtly conveys that individual efforts, however well-intentioned, are insufficient without collaboration. The lyrics urge everyone to come together, men and women alike, to work towards a common good, promising that prosperity and well-being will flourish when there is solidarity. It's an optimistic message, encouraging listeners to find strength in togetherness and to live a meaningful life rooted in shared labor and mutual support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaazha Piranthavar?
Vaazha Piranthavar is sung by மாஸ்டர் சுப்பையா.
Which movie is Vaazha Piranthavar from?
The song Vaazha Piranthavar is featured in the movie Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaazha Piranthavar?
The lyrics for Vaazha Piranthavar were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Vaazha Piranthavar lyrics?
Yes! Vaazha Piranthavar lyrics from Digambara Samiyar Tamil – 1950 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaazha Piranthavar lyrics?
This song from the 1950 film 'Digambara Samiyar' is a vibrant anthem celebrating life, hard work, and community spirit, particularly emphasizing the importance of agriculture and unity. It paints a picture of a self-sufficient society where people actively engage in farming, cultivating fields, and planting trees for a beautiful and sustainable environment. The lyrics highlight the joy and purpose found in contributing to the land, ensuring that the nation's needs are met through collective effort. It's a call to embrace a life of productivity and harmony with nature. The song further stresses the power of collective action and unity. Through the proverb "Eight gourds are not enough for a curry," it subtly conveys that individual efforts, however well-intentioned, are insufficient without collaboration. The lyrics urge everyone to come together, men and women alike, to work towards a common good, promising that prosperity and well-being will flourish when there is solidarity. It's an optimistic message, encouraging listeners to find strength in togetherness and to live a meaningful life rooted in shared labor and mutual support.
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