Vel Murugan Lyrics
From the movie Sri Murugan
Vel Murugan Song Lyrics is the track from Sri Murugan Tamil Film – 1946, Starring Honnappa Bhagavathar, Trichur Premavathi, M. G. Ramachandran, K. Malathi, M. G. Chakrapani. This song was sung by யு. ஆர். ஜீவரத்தினம். The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu, S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Papanasam Sivan.
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Vel murugan pork kolamudan Ezhundhaan
Vinnavar paniya vettri Vel murugan pork kolamudan
Ezhundhaan Vinnavar paniya vettri
Vel murugan pork kolamudan ezhundhaan
Paalvazhiyum pavazhavaayan sivabaalan Dhevargal sagaayan…aa…
Paalvazhiyum pavazhavaayan sivabaalan Dhevargal sagaayan…aa…
Paalvazhiyum pavazhavaayan sivabaalan Dhevargal sagaayan…
Visaala nayanan navaveerar pudaisoozha Neelakkadalil ezhum baalasooriyan pol
Neelakkadalil ezhum baalasooriyan pol
Vel murugan pork kolamudan Ezhundhaan
Kanagaachalam mudhal ezhugirigaladhira
Kadalgal kumura yendisai edhiroli thara
Kanagaachalam mudhal ezhugirigaladhira
Kadalgal kumura yendisai edhiroli tharavae
Kanakaadhi yogiyar jaya vijayee bavaa… Aa…aa…na…
Kanakaadhi yogiyar jaya vijayee bavaa Yena muzhanga asurar ganam kudalnadunga
Kanakaadhi yogiyar jaya vijayee bavaa Yena muzhanga asurar ganam kudalnadunga
Vel murugan pork kolamudan Ezhundhaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song, 'Vel Murugan', from the 1946 film 'Sri Murugan', is a powerful ode to Lord Murugan, celebrating his divine might and readiness for battle. The lyrics vividly describe Murugan's majestic appearance as he prepares for war, emphasizing his role as the protector of the Devas (celestials). His youthful yet formidable presence, likened to a rising sun from the ocean, signifies hope and victory for the divine forces against evil.
The song further illustrates the cosmic impact of Murugan's arrival, with mountains trembling and oceans roaring, underscoring the immense power he wields. The chanting of 'Jaya Vijayee Bhava' by great yogis highlights the universal anticipation of his triumph, while the fear instilled in the Asuras (demons) reinforces his prowess as a warrior god. It's a hymn of praise, invoking courage and celebrating divine justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vel Murugan?
Vel Murugan is sung by யு. ஆர். ஜீவரத்தினம்.
Which movie is Vel Murugan from?
The song Vel Murugan is featured in the movie Sri Murugan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vel Murugan?
The lyrics for Vel Murugan were written by Papanasam Sivan with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu and S. V. Venkatraman.
Is English translation available for Vel Murugan lyrics?
Yes! Vel Murugan lyrics from Sri Murugan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vel Murugan lyrics?
This devotional song, 'Vel Murugan', from the 1946 film 'Sri Murugan', is a powerful ode to Lord Murugan, celebrating his divine might and readiness for battle. The lyrics vividly describe Murugan's majestic appearance as he prepares for war, emphasizing his role as the protector of the Devas (celestials). His youthful yet formidable presence, likened to a rising sun from the ocean, signifies hope and victory for the divine forces against evil. The song further illustrates the cosmic impact of Murugan's arrival, with mountains trembling and oceans roaring, underscoring the immense power he wields. The chanting of 'Jaya Vijayee Bhava' by great yogis highlights the universal anticipation of his triumph, while the fear instilled in the Asuras (demons) reinforces his prowess as a warrior god. It's a hymn of praise, invoking courage and celebrating divine justice.
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