Vidinthatha Pozhuthum Lyrics
From the movie Pillai Pasam
Vidinthatha Pozhuthum Song Lyrics is the track from Pillai Pasam Tamil Film – 1991. This song was sung by Ramki, Roobini. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Adhi kaalai pozhudhilae Neduvaanam veluthadhae
Adhu pola manidhanae Mana vaanam velukkumaa
Idhu yen yen puriyumaa
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Solai malarai eduthu Adhai paalai nilathil erindhu
Pazhi theerthaanae… yen Sirpam ondrai vadithu
Adhu sidharum podhu thudithu Nilai saaindhaanae… yen
Idhu oruvan paavamaa Pala uyirin saabamaa
Vidai yaar solvaar Azhudhaal thozhudhaal
Varumo oo oo ooo
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Adhi kaalai pozhudhilae Neduvaanam veluthadhae
Adhu pola manidhanae Mana vaanam velukkumaa
Idhu yen yen puriyumaa
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Kaathu irukkum thandhai Oru kaalanaagum vindhai
Idhu yen dhevaa… sol Kaigal thanadhu kaigal
Kuthum kangal thanadhu kangal Idhu yen dhevaa… sol
Andru edhirum puthirumaai Indru uravum pirivumaai
Uyir thudikka vaippadhen Azhudhaal thozhudhaal
Varumo oo oo oo oo
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Adhi kaalai pozhudhilae Neduvaanam veluthadhae
Adhu pola manidhanae Mana vaanam velukkumaa
Idhu yen yen puriyumaa
Vidhindhadhaa Pozhudhum vidhindhadhaa
O oo mudindhadhaa Iravum mudindhadhaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Vidinthatha Pozhuthum" from 'Pillai Pasam' is a poignant reflection on human suffering, fate, and the complexities of relationships, particularly within a family. It opens with a hopeful yet questioning tone, comparing the natural dawn of a new day to the elusive brightening of the human mind. The lyrics delve into themes of inexplicable pain and injustice, asking why good things are destroyed (like a flower in barren land, or a shattered sculpture) and whether such suffering is a result of individual sin or a collective curse. The repeated question, "Will it come if one cries and prays?" underscores a deep sense of helplessness and a yearning for divine intervention or understanding.
The song further explores the tragic irony of familial bonds, where a loving father can become a source of destruction, and one's own actions (represented by 'own hands stabbing own eyes') lead to self-inflicted pain. It highlights the transformation of relationships from initial conflict to eventual separation, causing immense emotional turmoil. The lyrics consistently pose existential questions to a higher power, seeking answers for the paradoxes of life and the enduring pain that makes one's 'life tremble'. It's a lament filled with philosophical inquiry about destiny, human nature, and the search for peace amidst turmoil.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vidinthatha Pozhuthum?
Vidinthatha Pozhuthum is sung by Ramki, Roobini.
Which movie is Vidinthatha Pozhuthum from?
The song Vidinthatha Pozhuthum is featured in the movie Pillai Pasam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vidinthatha Pozhuthum?
The lyrics for Vidinthatha Pozhuthum were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Vidinthatha Pozhuthum lyrics?
Yes! Vidinthatha Pozhuthum lyrics from Pillai Pasam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vidinthatha Pozhuthum lyrics?
The song "Vidinthatha Pozhuthum" from 'Pillai Pasam' is a poignant reflection on human suffering, fate, and the complexities of relationships, particularly within a family. It opens with a hopeful yet questioning tone, comparing the natural dawn of a new day to the elusive brightening of the human mind. The lyrics delve into themes of inexplicable pain and injustice, asking why good things are destroyed (like a flower in barren land, or a shattered sculpture) and whether such suffering is a result of individual sin or a collective curse. The repeated question, "Will it come if one cries and prays?" underscores a deep sense of helplessness and a yearning for divine intervention or understanding. The song further explores the tragic irony of familial bonds, where a loving father can become a source of destruction, and one's own actions (represented by 'own hands stabbing own eyes') lead to self-inflicted pain. It highlights the transformation of relationships from initial conflict to eventual separation, causing immense emotional turmoil. The lyrics consistently pose existential questions to a higher power, seeking answers for the paradoxes of life and the enduring pain that makes one's 'life tremble'. It's a lament filled with philosophical inquiry about destiny, human nature, and the search for peace amidst turmoil.