Yengengo Sila Manigal Lyrics
From the movie Sonnathai Seiven
Yengengo Sila Manigal Song Lyrics is the track from Sonnathai Seiven Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம், வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Ulagil idhu thanipaathai Unmai idam mariyaathai
Ulagil idhu thanipaathai Unmai idam mariyaathai
Uyarntha idaththil pirantha ullangal
Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Kallukku maalaiyitta nenjam Kanneerai thudaikkindrathu
Kallukku maalaiyitta nenjam Kanneerai thudaikkindrathu
Kagitha odamum vaazhgindrathu Kagitha odamum vaazhgindrathu
Karunaiyil uruvaana megam idhu
Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Kadavulukku malar maalai Kalvanukku mana maalai
Kadavulukku malar maalai Kalvanukku mana maalai
Irandu niraththil nanaintha ullangal
Engengo sila manigal
Azhagodu vilaiyaadum karunaagangal
Ingu adhanodum vilaiyaadum sila raagangal
Azhagodu vilaiyaadum karunaagangal
Ingu adhanodum vilaiyaadum sila raagangal
Azhagaana pen thedum avamaanangal
Azhagaana pen thedum avamaanangal
Thannaiyariyaamal aval kattum abaraathangal
Sattam idhai yaettraalum dharmam idhai yaezhaathu
Sattam idhai yaettraalum dharmam idhai yaezhaathu
Vazhakkai eduththu vilakkam sollungal
Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Ulagam idhai ariyaathu kalagam ingu nadakkaathu Ulagam idhai ariyaathu kalagam ingu nadakkaathu
Arinthu purinthu inaintha ullangal
Engengo sila manigal
Nizhal kooda sila neram karunaagamthaan
Silar vizhi modhi vilaiyaada suga raagamthaan
Nizhal kooda sila neram karunaagamthaan
Silar vizhi modhi vilaiyaada suga raagamthaan
Aval maanam silar kannil avamaanamthaan
Aval maanam silar kannil avamaanamthaan
Avathooru purivorkku abaraathamthaan
Dharmam idhai maruthaalum Deivam idhai marukkaathu
Dharmam idhai maruthaalum Deivam idhai marukkaathu
Arinthu purintha inaintha ullangal
Engengo sila manigal Ingaeyum oru manithan
Ulagil idhu thanipaathai Unmai idam mariyaathai
Ulagil idhu thanipaathai Unmai idam mariyaathai
Uyarntha idaththil pirantha ullangal
Engengo sila manigal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song delves into the complexities of human existence and societal judgment, contrasting outward appearances with inner realities. It speaks of individuals who, despite being 'gems' or 'bells' in their own right, might be overlooked or misunderstood. The lyrics highlight the paradoxes of life, where devotion can lead to tears, and even fragile things like paper boats endure. It questions conventional morality by juxtaposing a garland for God with a wedding garland for a thief, suggesting that hearts can be 'drenched in two colors,' implying hypocrisy or the duality of human nature.
The song further explores the vulnerability of beauty to 'black snakes' (metaphorical dangers or malicious intentions) and the 'disgraces' a beautiful woman might unknowingly attract, leading to 'penalties.' It challenges the notion that legal acceptance equates to moral righteousness, asserting that 'dharma will not uphold' what the law might. Ultimately, it champions a deeper understanding and unity of hearts that transcends worldly knowledge and potential 'rebellion,' suggesting that divine compassion ('God will not reject it') offers a higher form of acceptance even when societal 'dharma' might fail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yengengo Sila Manigal?
Yengengo Sila Manigal is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம், வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Yengengo Sila Manigal from?
The song Yengengo Sila Manigal is featured in the movie Sonnathai Seiven.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yengengo Sila Manigal?
The lyrics for Yengengo Sila Manigal were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Yengengo Sila Manigal lyrics?
Yes! Yengengo Sila Manigal lyrics from Sonnathai Seiven include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yengengo Sila Manigal lyrics?
This song delves into the complexities of human existence and societal judgment, contrasting outward appearances with inner realities. It speaks of individuals who, despite being 'gems' or 'bells' in their own right, might be overlooked or misunderstood. The lyrics highlight the paradoxes of life, where devotion can lead to tears, and even fragile things like paper boats endure. It questions conventional morality by juxtaposing a garland for God with a wedding garland for a thief, suggesting that hearts can be 'drenched in two colors,' implying hypocrisy or the duality of human nature. The song further explores the vulnerability of beauty to 'black snakes' (metaphorical dangers or malicious intentions) and the 'disgraces' a beautiful woman might unknowingly attract, leading to 'penalties.' It challenges the notion that legal acceptance equates to moral righteousness, asserting that 'dharma will not uphold' what the law might. Ultimately, it champions a deeper understanding and unity of hearts that transcends worldly knowledge and potential 'rebellion,' suggesting that divine compassion ('God will not reject it') offers a higher form of acceptance even when societal 'dharma' might fail.
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