Vanaththai Parthen Lyrics
From the movie Manithan
Vanaththai Parthen Song Lyrics is the track from Manithan Tamil Film – 1987, Starring Rajinikanth, Rupini, Cho Ramaswamy, Srividya, Delhi Ganesh, Senthil, Raghuvaran, Jai Ganesh, Madhuri, G Srinivasan. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Ada pala naal irundhen ullae
Andha nimmadhi ingillae…
Ulla pona aththanai perum Kuthavaali illeenga
Veliyae ulla aththanai perum Buddhan gandhi illeenga
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae
Kurangilirundhu pirandhaana Kurangai manidhan petraanaa
Yaarai kelvi ketpadhu Darwin illayae…
Kadavul manidhanai padaithaana Kadavulai manidhan padaithaana
Rendu perum illayae Romba thollaiyae
Ada naan solvadhu unmai Idhai nee nambinaal nanmai…
Ada naan solvadhu unmai Idhai nee nambinaal nanmai…
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Ada pala naal irundhen ullae
Andha nimmadhi ingillae…
Sila naal irundhen karuvarayil Pala naal kidandhen sirai araiyil
Amma ennai eendradhu Amavaasaiyaam
Adhanaal pirandhadhu thollaiyada Aanaal en manam vellaiyada
Pattapaadu yaavumae Paadam thaanadaa
Oru poonthotama vaazhkai Illai porattamae vaazhkai…
Oru poonthotama vaazhkai…haaa Illai porattamae vaazhkai
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Ada pala naal irundhen ullae
Andha nimmadhi ingillae…
Ulla pona aththanai perum Kuthavaali illeenga
Veliyae ulla aththanai perum Buddhan gandhi illeenga
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Ada pala naal irundhen ullae
Andha nimmadhi ingillae… Andha nimmadhi ingillae…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vanaththai Parthen" from the movie 'Manithan' is a poignant reflection on human nature, justice, and societal perceptions, delivered from the perspective of a man who has spent time in prison. The protagonist observes the vastness of the sky and earth but laments that he is yet to truly see or understand "humanity." He questions the simplistic binary of good and evil, asserting that not everyone incarcerated is a criminal, nor is everyone outside inherently virtuous like Buddha or Gandhi. This central theme challenges the listener to look beyond superficial judgments and societal labels.
The lyrics delve into philosophical questions about existence, evolution, and divinity, pondering whether man evolved from apes or vice versa, and whether God created man or man created God, highlighting the futility of seeking definitive answers to such profound mysteries. The protagonist shares his personal journey, contrasting his brief time in the womb with his prolonged incarceration, and noting that despite being born on an inauspicious day, his heart remains pure. He concludes that life is not a bed of roses but a continuous struggle, and every hardship faced serves as a valuable lesson, reinforcing a resilient and introspective outlook on life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vanaththai Parthen?
Vanaththai Parthen is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Vanaththai Parthen from?
The song Vanaththai Parthen is featured in the movie Manithan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vanaththai Parthen?
The lyrics for Vanaththai Parthen were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Vanaththai Parthen lyrics?
Yes! Vanaththai Parthen lyrics from Manithan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vanaththai Parthen lyrics?
The song "Vanaththai Parthen" from the movie 'Manithan' is a poignant reflection on human nature, justice, and societal perceptions, delivered from the perspective of a man who has spent time in prison. The protagonist observes the vastness of the sky and earth but laments that he is yet to truly see or understand "humanity." He questions the simplistic binary of good and evil, asserting that not everyone incarcerated is a criminal, nor is everyone outside inherently virtuous like Buddha or Gandhi. This central theme challenges the listener to look beyond superficial judgments and societal labels. The lyrics delve into philosophical questions about existence, evolution, and divinity, pondering whether man evolved from apes or vice versa, and whether God created man or man created God, highlighting the futility of seeking definitive answers to such profound mysteries. The protagonist shares his personal journey, contrasting his brief time in the womb with his prolonged incarceration, and noting that despite being born on an inauspicious day, his heart remains pure. He concludes that life is not a bed of roses but a continuous struggle, and every hardship faced serves as a valuable lesson, reinforcing a resilient and introspective outlook on life.