Yemalogathil Indru Lyrics
From the movie Yemanukku Yeman - 1980
Yemalogathil Indru Song Lyrics is the track from Yemanukku Yeman - 1980 Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by எஸ். பி பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by K. Chakravarthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Yemalogathil indrae porattam Ingum aarambamanathu thozhir sangam
Yemalogathil indrae porattam Ingum aarambamanathu thozhir sangam
Naragalogam enum thozhirsaalai Ini gnyaayittru kizhamai kidaiyadhu
Ingulab jindubad(3) Puratchi oonguga(2)
Avasar sattam inimel raththu Engal thittathil amsangal pathu
Avasar sattam inimel raththu Engal thittathil amsangal pathu
Maasam moondru murai bonasum venum Varushathil paadhi velai nirutham
Nirutham nirutham nirutham nirutham
Boologam enum punniya logathukku Boologam enum punniya logathukku
Inaiyaai naamum por seivom
Yemalogathukku ananchi Engal kelvi ennachi
Yemalogathukku ananchi Engal kelvi ennachi
Yemalogathil indrae porattam Ingum aarambamanathu thozhir sangam
Yemanukku yeman vandhaachu
Kombum meesaiyum idhu enna koram Kingarurukellaam ini uniforam
Kombum meesaiyum idhu enna koram Kingarurukellaam ini uniforam
Iruppadhu vayasinil ottum venum Ottu ottu
Jana naayagam indru malarndhadhu ingae Jana naayagam indru malarndhadhu ingae
Varusham oru yeman vara vendum
Yemalogathil indrae porattam Ingum aarambamanathu thozhir sangam
Yemalogathil indrae porattam Ingum aarambamanathu thozhir sangam
Naragalogam enum thozhirsaalai Ini gnyaayittru kizhamai kidaiyadhu
Erumai maattu annaachi Therdhal vishyam ennachi
Erumai maattu annaachi Therdhal vishyam ennachi
Erumai maattu annaachi Yemanukku yeman vandhaachu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a highly satirical and humorous take on labor movements and democratic demands, set in the mythological realm of Yama, the god of death. The lyrics depict the denizens of the underworld forming a trade union and staging a protest against Yama. They demand basic worker rights like bonuses, holidays (Sundays), and even the abolition of emergency laws, mirroring real-world industrial disputes. The song cleverly uses the imagery of hell as a 'factory' where souls are processed, highlighting the absurdity and universality of labor struggles.
The latter part of the song escalates the demands to include democratic principles within Yama's kingdom. The 'Kingars' (Yama's messengers) demand uniforms, the right to vote at 20, and even annual elections for Yama himself, proclaiming that 'democracy has bloomed here today.' The repeated phrase 'Yama's Yama has arrived' signifies that a greater force (the collective power of the workers/citizens) has come to challenge the established authority. It's a witty commentary on power structures, governance, and the fight for rights, presented in a light-hearted, rebellious tone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yemalogathil Indru?
Yemalogathil Indru is sung by எஸ். பி பாலசுப்ரமண்யம் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Yemalogathil Indru from?
The song Yemalogathil Indru is featured in the movie Yemanukku Yeman - 1980.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yemalogathil Indru?
The lyrics for Yemalogathil Indru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. Chakravarthy.
Is English translation available for Yemalogathil Indru lyrics?
Yes! Yemalogathil Indru lyrics from Yemanukku Yeman - 1980 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yemalogathil Indru lyrics?
This song is a highly satirical and humorous take on labor movements and democratic demands, set in the mythological realm of Yama, the god of death. The lyrics depict the denizens of the underworld forming a trade union and staging a protest against Yama. They demand basic worker rights like bonuses, holidays (Sundays), and even the abolition of emergency laws, mirroring real-world industrial disputes. The song cleverly uses the imagery of hell as a 'factory' where souls are processed, highlighting the absurdity and universality of labor struggles. The latter part of the song escalates the demands to include democratic principles within Yama's kingdom. The 'Kingars' (Yama's messengers) demand uniforms, the right to vote at 20, and even annual elections for Yama himself, proclaiming that 'democracy has bloomed here today.' The repeated phrase 'Yama's Yama has arrived' signifies that a greater force (the collective power of the workers/citizens) has come to challenge the established authority. It's a witty commentary on power structures, governance, and the fight for rights, presented in a light-hearted, rebellious tone.
