Vengaya Sambarum Lyrics
From the movie Panneer Pushpangal
Vengaya Sambarum Song Lyrics is the track from Panneer Pushpangal Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Suresh, Shanthi Krishna, Prathap Pothan, Venniradai Moorthy. This song was sung by தீபன் சக்கரவர்த்தி, எஸ். என் சுரேந்தர். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Claps :
Vengaaya saambaarum Vegaadha sorum
Vengaaya saambaarum Vegaadha sorum
Kedaikkura edam enga messu Kedaikkura edam enga messu
Nalla nalla soru thinnu Naalum aachu
Enna solla naakku ippo Seththu pochu
Padhinoru rubaaiyum Ellaagi pochu
Aa ha enga messu Ah oh
Aa ha enga messu
Hostel-u room munnaa Fan irundhaa
Ah ho Suththa villa
Haiya oh Light irundhaa
Ah ho Switchu illa
Haiya oh
Hostel-u roomunnaa Fan irundhaa suththa villa
Light irundhaa switchu illa Switch irundhaa currenttu varala
Bathroomukku kadhavummilla Kadhavirundhaa thanni varala
Thanni irundhaa bucket illa Pump irundhaa thanni varala
Kettaa badhilum illa Laa laa laa laa yeah
Hey hey… hey… hey hey… Hey… hey… hey
Ah ho
Kettaa badhilum illa Keppaaru yaarumilla
Hari hari naaraayanaa Hari naaraayanaa
Karunai kan paarumaiyaa Kaappaatha vaarumaiyaa
Dhinasari kedaippadhum
Vengaaya saambaarum Vegaadha sorum
Kedaikkura edam enga messu Kedaikkura edam enga messu
Sutta kathirikkaa Ah ha
Aaruna koottum Ah ho
Azhuguna gosum Dhenasari pottu
Sutta kathirikkaa aaruna koottum Azhuguna gosum dhenasari pottu
Sa ri ga ma pa dha ni sa Praanana yedukkuraan
Sa ri ga ma pa dha ni sa Sa ni dha pa ma ga ri sa
Sa ri ga ma Pa dha ni sa
Sa ni dha pa Ma ga ri sa sa ri ga ma
Pa dha ni sa
Oora orava vittu Ingae vandhu saerndhom
Enna paavamaa yaar dhaan keppaaro
Ezhu mala vaasaa Venkata ramanaa govindhaa govindhaa
Kettaayaa enga paattugal ellaam Kurai theerththidavaa raamaa
Aamaa Quick kaa vaa ragu raamaa
Aamaa Students-u hostel-u
Problem theerththida Seekkiram vaa inga raamaa
{Raama raamaa Raama raamaa
Raama raamaa Raama raamaa
Raama raamaa Raama raamaa} (2)
Raghu Male : Present sir Babu Male : Ullaen aiyaa
Ganesh Male : Haan ji Naaraayanaa Male : Undaen aiyaa
Shut up and silence
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Vengaya Sambarum,' from the 1981 film 'Panneer Pushpangal,' humorously depicts the everyday struggles and frustrations of students living in a hostel. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the poor quality of food, with complaints about onion sambar, undercooked rice, burnt brinjal, cold curries, and even rotten cabbage. Beyond the culinary woes, the song also highlights the abysmal living conditions, such as non-functional fans, lights without switches, lack of electricity, and bathrooms without doors, water, or buckets. It's a relatable lament that captures the shared grievances of hostel life with a light-hearted, comedic touch.
Despite the litany of complaints, the song maintains a playful and youthful spirit. The students express their helplessness and the lack of accountability from authorities by comically appealing to divine figures like Narayana and Rama, asking them to intervene and solve their problems. This blend of genuine grievance with humorous exaggeration and divine invocation makes the song a classic portrayal of student camaraderie and resilience in the face of shared hardships, resonating with anyone who has experienced similar hostel challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vengaya Sambarum?
Vengaya Sambarum is sung by தீபன் சக்கரவர்த்தி, எஸ். என் சுரேந்தர்.
Which movie is Vengaya Sambarum from?
The song Vengaya Sambarum is featured in the movie Panneer Pushpangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vengaya Sambarum?
The lyrics for Vengaya Sambarum were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vengaya Sambarum lyrics?
Yes! Vengaya Sambarum lyrics from Panneer Pushpangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vengaya Sambarum lyrics?
This song, 'Vengaya Sambarum,' from the 1981 film 'Panneer Pushpangal,' humorously depicts the everyday struggles and frustrations of students living in a hostel. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the poor quality of food, with complaints about onion sambar, undercooked rice, burnt brinjal, cold curries, and even rotten cabbage. Beyond the culinary woes, the song also highlights the abysmal living conditions, such as non-functional fans, lights without switches, lack of electricity, and bathrooms without doors, water, or buckets. It's a relatable lament that captures the shared grievances of hostel life with a light-hearted, comedic touch. Despite the litany of complaints, the song maintains a playful and youthful spirit. The students express their helplessness and the lack of accountability from authorities by comically appealing to divine figures like Narayana and Rama, asking them to intervene and solve their problems. This blend of genuine grievance with humorous exaggeration and divine invocation makes the song a classic portrayal of student camaraderie and resilience in the face of shared hardships, resonating with anyone who has experienced similar hostel challenges.