
Vaikundam Sree Lyrics
From the movie Puthiya Manithan - 1974
Vaikundam Sree Song Lyrics is the track from Puthiya Manithan - 1974 Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by கோவை சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Vaikundam sree vaikundam sreevaikundam
Idhu ullae pona thana theriyum vaikundam
Karudan melae perumal varuvaar paarappa
Karudan melae perumal varuvaar paarappa
Avan kannilae ippo kaattuvadhindha veerappa
Veerappa veerappa veerappa
Vaikundam sree vaikundam sreevaikundam
Idhu ullae pona thana theriyum vaikundam
Neechaladikkura ponna paartha Kaaichal adikkuthu yenappa…aaaaa
Neechaladikkura ponna paartha Kaaichal adikkuthu yenappa
Ava kaala kadikkira vaala meena Maara poren naan appa
Saelaiyai thirudum velaiyai seiyum Chinna kannanai paarappa
En pullaanguzhalai kaiyila pudichu Oodhutharapodhu jorappa appappa
Jorappa jorappa jorappa Vaikundam sree vaikundam sreevaikundam
Idhu ullae pona thana theriyum vaikundam
Thanniyadicha thathuvamellaam Thaana varudhu kelappa aaa…
Thanniyadicha thathuvamellaam Thaana varudhu kelappa
Naan andha kaala sithargal pola Indha kaala aalappa
Ullavaraikkum alli iraithu Aadi theerppom vaangappa
Vaangappa vaangappa vaangappa Ullavaraikkum alli iraithu
Aadi theerppom vaangappa Naan ovar konjam keezhae vizhama
Kai koduthu thangappa Thangappa thangappa thangappa
Vaikundam sree vaikundam sreevaikundam Idhu ullae pona thana theriyum vaikundam
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vaikundam Sree" from the 1974 film 'Puthiya Manithan' is a playful and philosophical take on life's experiences, equating them to the divine realm of Vaikundam. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, blend spiritual imagery with earthly desires and a carpe diem attitude. It opens by declaring that true Vaikundam is experienced by immersing oneself in life, rather than just a mythical place. The song humorously juxtaposes the grandeur of Lord Perumal arriving on Garuda with the immediate, tangible "bravery" of human experience.
As the song progresses, it delves into more earthly pleasures and observations, from the infatuation sparked by seeing a swimming girl to a cheeky reference to Lord Krishna's mischievous saree-stealing antics. The latter part of the song adopts a more hedonistic, yet philosophical, tone, suggesting that alcohol can unlock profound truths, likening the speaker to ancient Siddhas but for the modern age. It culminates in an embrace of living life to the fullest, spending what one has, dancing joyfully, and even asking for support to prevent falling, encapsulating a spirit of camaraderie and uninhibited enjoyment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaikundam Sree?
Vaikundam Sree is sung by கோவை சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Vaikundam Sree from?
The song Vaikundam Sree is featured in the movie Puthiya Manithan - 1974.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaikundam Sree?
The lyrics for Vaikundam Sree were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Vaikundam Sree lyrics?
Yes! Vaikundam Sree lyrics from Puthiya Manithan - 1974 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaikundam Sree lyrics?
The song "Vaikundam Sree" from the 1974 film 'Puthiya Manithan' is a playful and philosophical take on life's experiences, equating them to the divine realm of Vaikundam. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, blend spiritual imagery with earthly desires and a carpe diem attitude. It opens by declaring that true Vaikundam is experienced by immersing oneself in life, rather than just a mythical place. The song humorously juxtaposes the grandeur of Lord Perumal arriving on Garuda with the immediate, tangible "bravery" of human experience. As the song progresses, it delves into more earthly pleasures and observations, from the infatuation sparked by seeing a swimming girl to a cheeky reference to Lord Krishna's mischievous saree-stealing antics. The latter part of the song adopts a more hedonistic, yet philosophical, tone, suggesting that alcohol can unlock profound truths, likening the speaker to ancient Siddhas but for the modern age. It culminates in an embrace of living life to the fullest, spending what one has, dancing joyfully, and even asking for support to prevent falling, encapsulating a spirit of camaraderie and uninhibited enjoyment.
