Yen Endra Kelvi Lyrics
From the movie Dravidan
Yen Endra Kelvi Song Lyrics is the track from Dravidan Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Acham enbathu madamaiyadaa Anjaamai draavidar udamaiyadaaaaa
Anjaamai draavidar udamaiyadaa…
Yaen endra kelvi ondru keten Indru niyaayam piranthathu
Yaen endra kelvi ondru keten Indru niyaayam piranthathu
Naan ungal thozhan unmai thondan Ennum sontham valarnthathu
Naan ungal thozhan unmai thondan Ennum sontham valarnthathu
Koduppathai koduththapin Ingu dharmam jeyithathu
Koduppathai koduththapin Ingu dharmam jeyithathu
Oho oho oho oho Whistle :
{Padhavi adhigaram paarththu vanangaamal Needhikku thalai vanangu
Paadupadugindra ungal uzhaippalae Vazhvathu namnaadu} (2)
Yaezhai eliyorgal vaazha Nanendrum oorukku uzhaippavan
Imayam thaduthaalum idhyam kalangaamal Ninaiththathai mudippavan
Yaen endra kelvi ondru keten Indru niyaayam piranthathu
{Engal thennaadu iniya ponnaadu Indru pola endrum vaazhga
Kadamai marakkaamal urimai izhakkaamal Neengal pallaandu vaazhga} (2)
Needhiyendra kappal karai sera Naamae kalangarai vilakkam
Achcham thallungal aanmai kollungal Nichchayam naalai namathae
Yaen endra kelvi ondru keten Indru niyaayam piranthathu
Naan ungal thozhan unmai thondan Ennum sontham valarnthathu
Naan ungal thozhan unmai thondan Ennum sontham valarnthathu
Koduppathai koduththapin Ingu dharmam jeyithathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Yen Endra Kelvi" from the 1989 movie 'Dravidan' is a powerful anthem of self-respect, justice, and Dravidian identity. Sung by the legendary T. M. Soundararajan, it embodies the spirit of questioning authority and fighting for righteousness. The lyrics, penned by Pulamaipithan, emphasize that fear is ignorance and fearlessness is the hallmark of Dravidians. The central theme revolves around the idea that asking the fundamental question "Why?" leads to the birth of justice. The singer positions himself as a true comrade and servant of the people, asserting that after due diligence and rightful actions, dharma (righteousness) will always prevail.
The song further champions the cause of the common people, urging listeners not to bow before power or status but only to justice. It highlights the importance of collective hard work for the nation's prosperity and pledges unwavering dedication to the welfare of the poor, vowing to overcome any obstacle. It celebrates the Southern land as a golden land, wishing for its eternal prosperity and urging its people to live long, never forgetting their duties or losing their rights. The song concludes with a call to action, portraying the people as the lighthouse guiding the ship of justice, encouraging them to cast away fear, embrace courage, and claim a brighter future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yen Endra Kelvi?
Yen Endra Kelvi is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Yen Endra Kelvi from?
The song Yen Endra Kelvi is featured in the movie Dravidan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yen Endra Kelvi?
The lyrics for Yen Endra Kelvi were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Yen Endra Kelvi lyrics?
Yes! Yen Endra Kelvi lyrics from Dravidan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yen Endra Kelvi lyrics?
The song "Yen Endra Kelvi" from the 1989 movie 'Dravidan' is a powerful anthem of self-respect, justice, and Dravidian identity. Sung by the legendary T. M. Soundararajan, it embodies the spirit of questioning authority and fighting for righteousness. The lyrics, penned by Pulamaipithan, emphasize that fear is ignorance and fearlessness is the hallmark of Dravidians. The central theme revolves around the idea that asking the fundamental question "Why?" leads to the birth of justice. The singer positions himself as a true comrade and servant of the people, asserting that after due diligence and rightful actions, dharma (righteousness) will always prevail. The song further champions the cause of the common people, urging listeners not to bow before power or status but only to justice. It highlights the importance of collective hard work for the nation's prosperity and pledges unwavering dedication to the welfare of the poor, vowing to overcome any obstacle. It celebrates the Southern land as a golden land, wishing for its eternal prosperity and urging its people to live long, never forgetting their duties or losing their rights. The song concludes with a call to action, portraying the people as the lighthouse guiding the ship of justice, encouraging them to cast away fear, embrace courage, and claim a brighter future.
