Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) Lyrics
From the movie Manithan
Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) 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, கோவை முரளி. 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 Naan pirandhadhu azhudhida thaana
Ei vidhiyae seri thaana
Thangai ennum thangam ingae Theeyil vegum ippodhu
Kangal sindhum kaneeralae Endha theeyum anaiyadhu
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Naan pirandhadhu azhudhida thaana
Ei vidhiyae seri thaana
Nilamaiyai solla mudiyadhu Nilavukku tharkolai kidaiyadhu
Poovai vaitha paaviyae Theeyai veikkiraan…
Neruppukku unmai theriyadhu Therindhaal neruppu yeriyadhu
Unmai vandhu pesumaa Oomai naan amma
Mananaal paarthavan naanae Pina naal paarpadhum naanae
Mananaal paarthavan naanae Pina naal paarpadhum naanae
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Naan pirandhadhu azhudhida thaana
Ei vidhiyae seri thaana
Yerkanavae avan yerithu vittaan Yerithathai marupadi yerithu vittaan
Dharmam kaakkum dhevanoo Toonghi poi vittaan
Vaazhkai edhu vendru puriyavillai Vaai vittu azhavum vasadhiyillai
Vendha punnil allavoo Velum paindhadhu
Vidhiyaal vandhadha illai Sadhiyaal vandhadhae thollai
Vidhiyaal vandhadha illai Sadhiyaal vandhadhae thollai
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Naan pirandhadhu azhudhida thaana
Ei vidhiyae seri thaana
Thangai ennum thangam ingae Theeyil vegum ippodhu
Kangal sindhum kaneeralae Endha theeyum anaiyadhu
Vaanathai paarthen Bhoomiyai paarthen
Manushanai innum paarkalaiyae Naan pirandhadhu azhudhida thaana
Ei vidhiyae seri thaana…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vanaththai Parthen (Sad)" from the movie 'Manithan' (1987) is a poignant lament expressing profound grief and despair. The protagonist, likely a brother, is witnessing an unimaginable tragedy befall his sister, referred to as "gold," who is metaphorically burning in a fire of injustice or suffering. The lyrics question fate and the absence of humanity, as the singer looks at the vast sky and earth but finds no true human compassion or intervention. It delves into the pain of seeing a loved one suffer, feeling helpless, and the bitter irony of witnessing both the joyous wedding day and the tragic funeral day.
The song further explores themes of betrayal and the failure of justice. The lines about a "sinner setting fire to a flower" and "God protecting righteousness falling asleep" highlight a deep sense of disillusionment and abandonment. The protagonist feels mute and unable to articulate the depth of his pain, questioning whether his existence is solely for suffering. The repeated refrain of "Was I born only to cry? Hey, is this fate just?" encapsulates the overwhelming sorrow and the search for meaning in a world that seems to have turned its back on him and his family. The song is a powerful cry against injustice and the cruel twists of destiny.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vanaththai Parthen (Sad)?
Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம், கோவை முரளி.
Which movie is Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) from?
The song Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) is featured in the movie Manithan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vanaththai Parthen (Sad)?
The lyrics for Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) lyrics?
Yes! Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) lyrics from Manithan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vanaththai Parthen (Sad) lyrics?
The song "Vanaththai Parthen (Sad)" from the movie 'Manithan' (1987) is a poignant lament expressing profound grief and despair. The protagonist, likely a brother, is witnessing an unimaginable tragedy befall his sister, referred to as "gold," who is metaphorically burning in a fire of injustice or suffering. The lyrics question fate and the absence of humanity, as the singer looks at the vast sky and earth but finds no true human compassion or intervention. It delves into the pain of seeing a loved one suffer, feeling helpless, and the bitter irony of witnessing both the joyous wedding day and the tragic funeral day. The song further explores themes of betrayal and the failure of justice. The lines about a "sinner setting fire to a flower" and "God protecting righteousness falling asleep" highlight a deep sense of disillusionment and abandonment. The protagonist feels mute and unable to articulate the depth of his pain, questioning whether his existence is solely for suffering. The repeated refrain of "Was I born only to cry? Hey, is this fate just?" encapsulates the overwhelming sorrow and the search for meaning in a world that seems to have turned its back on him and his family. The song is a powerful cry against injustice and the cruel twists of destiny.