Vetri Murasu Lyrics

From the movie Lava Kusa Tamil

Vetri Murasu Song Lyrics is the track from Lava Kusa Tamil Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by பி. லீலா மற்றும் வி. என். சுந்தரம்.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

பல

Singerபி. லீலா மற்றும் வி. என். சுந்தரம்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Singers : P. Leela and V. N. Sundaram

Music Director : Ghantasala

Lyricist : A. Maruthakasi

All : Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam
Idhan vilaivinaale pugazhadaiyum aiyan dhesam Namm dhesam
Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam

Female Chorus :
Makkaladhu ullathilae magizhchi pongum thirunaal
Maaramal ellorin ninaivil irukkum perunaal
Mukkaalum unarndhavargal thavm puriyum innaal
Mooulagum raama piraan kodi parakkum ponnaal

All : Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam
Idhan vilaivinaale pugazhadaiyum aiyan dhesam Namm dhesam
Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam

Mandhiram :

Valammigundha makkal vaazhvil inbam kooadvae Hari om hari om
Thalai vanangi paapm ellam vilaghi odave Hari om hari om
Mannan seiyum yaagathirkku aasi koorave Hari om hari om
Vandharula vendugirom devargale Moovagal astadhikku balargalae

Dhesam engum thanum paalum perughi odavae
Sengadhirgal kazhani engum vilaindhu aadavae
Thikku ettum sooriya vamsa pugazhai paadave
Thikku ettum sooriya vamsa pugazhai paadave
Sittrasar thirai seluthi natppai naadave

All : Haaaaa Vettri murasu olikka seiyum
Ashvamedha yaagam Idhan vilaivinaale pugazhadaiyum aiyan dhesam
Namm dhesam Vettri murasu olikka seiyum
Ashvamedha yaagam

Veramangai thazhuvugindra maarbai konda neengal
Vettriyodu thirumbhi vara vaazhthugirom naangal
Por kalathil pura mudhugu kaattidaatha neengal
Puravi thannai paadhukkaakka thilamittom naanga

All : Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam

Devaralla movaralla yaavarena podhilum
Aaviyeendhu ashvam thannai paadhukkaakka nerinum
Anjamaattoom tholvi adaiay maattoom
Engal aiyan raamachandiran meedhu aanaiyittom
Vetri vetri vetri vetri

All : Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam
Idhan vilaivinaale pugazhadaiyum aiyan dhesam Namm dhesam
Vettri murasu olikka seiyum Ashvamedha yaagam

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song also includes a powerful invocation, a 'Mandhiram', calling upon deities and guardians to bless the Yagna and ensure the well-being of the people. It speaks of abundant harvests, widespread fame for the Surya Vamsa, and the submission of other rulers. The latter part of the song is a pledge of unwavering loyalty and courage from Rama's followers, vowing to protect the sacrificial horse even at the cost of their lives, asserting their absolute confidence in victory and their devotion to Lord Ramachandra.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vetri Murasu?

Vetri Murasu is sung by பி. லீலா மற்றும் வி. என். சுந்தரம்.

Which movie is Vetri Murasu from?

The song Vetri Murasu is featured in the movie Lava Kusa Tamil.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vetri Murasu?

The lyrics for Vetri Murasu were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Vetri Murasu lyrics?

Yes! Vetri Murasu lyrics from Lava Kusa Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vetri Murasu lyrics?

This song, 'Vetri Murasu', is a grand and devotional anthem celebrating the Ashwamedha Yagna performed by Lord Rama. It sets a triumphant mood, invoking blessings for the prosperity and fame of Rama's kingdom. The lyrics express the joy and significance of this sacred event, highlighting it as a day of great celebration and spiritual importance where the three worlds will witness the glory of Lord Rama. The song also includes a powerful invocation, a 'Mandhiram', calling upon deities and guardians to bless the Yagna and ensure the well-being of the people. It speaks of abundant harvests, widespread fame for the Surya Vamsa, and the submission of other rulers. The latter part of the song is a pledge of unwavering loyalty and courage from Rama's followers, vowing to protect the sacrificial horse even at the cost of their lives, asserting their absolute confidence in victory and their devotion to Lord Ramachandra.