Vandu Vizhi Valli Lyrics
From the movie Magalukkaga
Vandu Vizhi Valli Song Lyrics is the track from Magalukkaga Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் கோவை சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Velmurugaa muruga murugaa Velmurugaa muruga murugaa
Velmurugaa muruga murugaa
Vandu vizhi valli magal Kandu magizh kandhanukku
Kondu vanthaen tholil oru kaavadi Naan kumbiduvaen shanmuganin sevadi
Vandu vizhi valli magal Kandu magizh kandhanukku
Kondu vanthaen tholil oru kaavadi Naan kumbiduvaen shanmuganin sevadi
Anbu nirai ullamodu Then pazhani thedi varum
Anbu nirai ullamodu Then pazhani thedi varum
Sembu nirai paalirukkum kaavadi Idhu sera vendum aarumugan sevadi
Vel pidiththa velanukku vel kavadi
Tamil paal kudiththa paalanukku paal kaavadi
Vel pidiththa velanukku vel kavadi
Tamil paal kudiththa paalanukku paal kaavadi
Pannirendu kannanukku panneer kaavadi
Neeru pooththirukkum vannanukku pushpa
Aadi varum kaavadiyai thaedi varuvaan
Avan yaar azhaiththa pothilumae odi varuvaan
Paadi varum baktharidam naadi varuvaan
Avan ketta varam kettapadi kodi tharuvaan
Paadi varum baktharidam naadi varuvaan
Avan ketta varam kettapadi kodi tharuvaan
Oyilaaga vadivelan utkaarum ezhil vanna Mayilaaga naan maara vendume
Maiyal thoondumae mugam thondrumae Oyilaaga vadivelan utkaarum ezhil vanna
Mayilaaga naan maara vendume Maiyal thoondumae mugam thondrumae
Gaana kuyilaaga isaipaadi kumaresan thudhi paadi
Thogai viriththaadi varum yaekkamae
Ennai thaakkumae athu thookkamae
Oru pothilum maravaathavan thiruppaathangal
Ninaivaargal ullam kalik kondaada ennumae
Bakthi pannumae koyil annumae pakkam
Irumathargal pudai soozhnthida varum naayagan thirumaeni
Tharsikka kann kollaa
Inbamae chanthira bimbamae theerum thunbamae
Sevarkodi devanukku araharoharaa
Senthoor vaazh kandhanukku araharoharaa
Sevarkodi devanukku araharoharaa
Senthoor vaazh kandhanukku araharoharaa
Aarupadai veeranukku araharoharaa Aaranangu annalukku araharoharaa
Aarupadai veeranukku araharoharaa Aaranangu annalukku araharoharaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant devotional ode to Lord Muruga, a prominent deity in Tamil culture, often associated with youth, war, and beauty. The lyrics express the deep reverence and love of a devotee, who brings a Kavadi – a ceremonial offering carried on the shoulder – to Muruga. The Kavadi is described in various forms, from milk and spear to rosewater and flowers, each symbolizing different aspects of devotion and the deity's attributes. The song highlights Muruga's connection to Valli, his consort, and his various names like Kandhan, Shanmuga, Arumugan, Velan, and Kumaresan, along with his sacred abodes like Palani and Senthoor.
The song beautifully captures the emotional intensity of devotion, portraying Muruga as a benevolent god who readily responds to his devotees' calls, grants their wishes, and brings immense joy. The devotee's longing to transform into a peacock, Muruga's mount, symbolizes an ultimate desire for closeness and service to the Lord. The lyrics emphasize that remembering Muruga's sacred feet brings celebration, devotion, and an end to sorrows, culminating in a powerful chant of "Harohara" that invokes his blessings and celebrates his divine glory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vandu Vizhi Valli?
Vandu Vizhi Valli is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் கோவை சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Vandu Vizhi Valli from?
The song Vandu Vizhi Valli is featured in the movie Magalukkaga.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vandu Vizhi Valli?
The lyrics for Vandu Vizhi Valli were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Vandu Vizhi Valli lyrics?
Yes! Vandu Vizhi Valli lyrics from Magalukkaga include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vandu Vizhi Valli lyrics?
This song is a vibrant devotional ode to Lord Muruga, a prominent deity in Tamil culture, often associated with youth, war, and beauty. The lyrics express the deep reverence and love of a devotee, who brings a Kavadi – a ceremonial offering carried on the shoulder – to Muruga. The Kavadi is described in various forms, from milk and spear to rosewater and flowers, each symbolizing different aspects of devotion and the deity's attributes. The song highlights Muruga's connection to Valli, his consort, and his various names like Kandhan, Shanmuga, Arumugan, Velan, and Kumaresan, along with his sacred abodes like Palani and Senthoor. The song beautifully captures the emotional intensity of devotion, portraying Muruga as a benevolent god who readily responds to his devotees' calls, grants their wishes, and brings immense joy. The devotee's longing to transform into a peacock, Muruga's mount, symbolizes an ultimate desire for closeness and service to the Lord. The lyrics emphasize that remembering Muruga's sacred feet brings celebration, devotion, and an end to sorrows, culminating in a powerful chant of "Harohara" that invokes his blessings and celebrates his divine glory.
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