Valliyammai Vandha Kulam Lyrics
From the movie Deviyin Thiruvilayadal
Valliyammai Vandha Kulam Song Lyrics is the track from Deviyin Thiruvilayadal Tamil Film – 1982. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர் ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Mai paarththa kannazhagi meenaatchi ammanukku
Kai paarththu kuri uraichcha kuravar kulam engal kulam
Kuriniji pooththirukka koottamaa vandu vanthu
Urinjae thaen kudikkum suruli mala enga mala
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Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan
Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan
Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Neelakandan vesham kudichchaan Neeli palamthaan thirisooli palamthaan
Neelakandan vesham kudichchaan Neeli palamthaan thirisooli palamthaan
Avaru nirantharamaa irukkurathum thaali palamthaan
Aaththaa thaali palamthaan
Avaru nirantharamaa irukkurathum thaali palamthaan
Aaththaa thaali palamthaan
Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan
Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Aah
Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan
Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Ulunthooru pettaiyilum Udumalaiyan kottaiyilum
Kadampooru santhaiyilum koottam kooduvom Naanga aattam aaduvom
Takkudikkaam damukkudikkaam Damukku dippaan diyaalo
Paasimani pavalamani vaangi paaru aayaalo Takkudikkaam damukkudikkaam
Damukku dippaan diyaalo Paasimani pavalamani vaangi paaru aayaalo
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Ulunthooru pettaiyilum Udumalaiyan kottaiyilum
Kadampooru santhaiyilum koottam kooduvom Naanga aattam aaduvom
{Entha ooru sonth ooru Ellaa oorum ena ooru
Engalukkum kanji ooththa Bhoomiyum undu sivagaamiyum undu} (2)
Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Aah
{Engakitta ponneduththa Yaerumayil murugaananthan
Eendreuththa thaayirukkaa Aanaikkaavilae thiruvaanaikkaavilae} (2)
Sangadangal vaaraamae samayaththilae kaappaaththa Angirukkum thaayavalai kumbiduvomae
Naanga nambiduvomae Aamaa
Sangadangal vaaraamae samayaththilae kaappaaththa Angirukkum thaayavalai kumbiduvomae
Naanga nambiduvomae
Valliyammai vantha kulam enga kulamthaan Naanga vaazhurathum ava purusha thantha palamthaan
Aah
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Song Meaning & Analysis
This vibrant folk song, 'Valliyammai Vandha Kulam,' is a powerful declaration of identity and pride from the perspective of the Kuravar community. It celebrates their lineage, tracing their roots to Valli, the consort of Lord Murugan, and asserting that their very existence and strength are derived from this divine connection. The lyrics weave in references to various Hindu deities, highlighting their spiritual heritage: from reading fortunes for Meenakshi Amman to acknowledging the protective power of Parvati (Neeli, Trisooli, Sivakami) and the sacred bond of marriage (Thali) that sustains even Lord Shiva. The song paints a picture of a community deeply connected to nature, their traditions, and their faith, gathering in various towns and markets to dance and celebrate their heritage.
The mood of the song is energetic, devotional, and celebratory, reflecting the resilience and spiritual richness of the Kuravar people. It emphasizes the strength of feminine divinity (Shakti) as a protective force and the importance of ancestral pride. The rhythmic chants and references to traditional gatherings and dances evoke a sense of communal joy and belonging. Ultimately, the song is a testament to the enduring spirit of a community that finds its strength, identity, and protection in its divine lineage and unwavering faith.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Valliyammai Vandha Kulam?
Valliyammai Vandha Kulam is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர் ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Valliyammai Vandha Kulam from?
The song Valliyammai Vandha Kulam is featured in the movie Deviyin Thiruvilayadal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Valliyammai Vandha Kulam?
The lyrics for Valliyammai Vandha Kulam were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Valliyammai Vandha Kulam lyrics?
Yes! Valliyammai Vandha Kulam lyrics from Deviyin Thiruvilayadal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Valliyammai Vandha Kulam lyrics?
This vibrant folk song, 'Valliyammai Vandha Kulam,' is a powerful declaration of identity and pride from the perspective of the Kuravar community. It celebrates their lineage, tracing their roots to Valli, the consort of Lord Murugan, and asserting that their very existence and strength are derived from this divine connection. The lyrics weave in references to various Hindu deities, highlighting their spiritual heritage: from reading fortunes for Meenakshi Amman to acknowledging the protective power of Parvati (Neeli, Trisooli, Sivakami) and the sacred bond of marriage (Thali) that sustains even Lord Shiva. The song paints a picture of a community deeply connected to nature, their traditions, and their faith, gathering in various towns and markets to dance and celebrate their heritage. The mood of the song is energetic, devotional, and celebratory, reflecting the resilience and spiritual richness of the Kuravar people. It emphasizes the strength of feminine divinity (Shakti) as a protective force and the importance of ancestral pride. The rhythmic chants and references to traditional gatherings and dances evoke a sense of communal joy and belonging. Ultimately, the song is a testament to the enduring spirit of a community that finds its strength, identity, and protection in its divine lineage and unwavering faith.
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