Anbenum Oliyaga Song Lyrics

from Chiranjeevi · 1984

1984Year

12Verses

Music Director

M. S. Vishwanathan

Lyricist

Muthulingam

Singers

T. M. Soundararajan

Starring

Sivaji GanesanSripriya

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Anbenum Oliyaga Song Lyrics is the track from “Chiranjeevi” Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Sivaji Ganesan and Sripriya. This song was sung by T. M. Soundararajan. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.

Singers : T. M. Soundararajan

Music Director : M. S. Vishwanathan

Lyricist : Muthulingam

ஆண்

அன்பெனும் ஒளியாக

ஆலய மணியாக

ஊர் வாழ உழைப்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

தென்பாங்கு காற்றாக

திருச்சபை பாட்டாக

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

ஆண்

அன்பெனும் ஒளியாக

ஆலய மணியாக

ஊர் வாழ உழைப்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

தென்பாங்கு காற்றாக

திருச்சபை பாட்டாக

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

ஆண்

வான் வணங்கும் உயர்ந்த நெறியில்

பால் மணக்கும் குறளின் வழியில்

வான் வணங்கும் உயர்ந்த நெறியில்

பால் மணக்கும் குறளின் வழியில்

நதி போலவே நடக்கின்றவன்

நிலவாகவே தேய்கின்றவன்

எந்நாளும் பூமியில் சிரஞ்சீவி

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

ஆண்

அன்பெனும் ஒளியாக

ஆலய மணியாக

ஊர் வாழ உழைப்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

தென்பாங்கு காற்றாக

திருச்சபை பாட்டாக

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

ஆண்

வாய் மணக்க சிரிக்கும் மனிதன்

தாய் நிலத்தை உயர்த்தும் தலைவன்

வாய் மணக்க சிரிக்கும் மனிதன்

தாய் நிலத்தை உயர்த்தும் தலைவன்

அறிவாலயம் படைக்கின்றவன்

பெரியோர்களை துதிக்கின்றவன்

எந்நாளும் பூமியில் சிரஞ்சீவி

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

ஆண்

அன்பெனும் ஒளியாக

ஆலய மணியாக

ஊர் வாழ உழைப்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

தென்பாங்கு காற்றாக

திருச்சபை பாட்டாக

எந்நாளும் வாழ்பவன் சிரஞ்சீவி

Male Part

Anbenum oliyaaga

Aalaya maniyaaga

Oor vaazha uzhaippavan siranjeevi

Then paangu kaatraaga

Thiru chabai paattaaga

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Male Part

Anbenum oliyaaga

Aalaya maniyaaga

Oor vaazha uzhaippavan siranjeevi

Then paangu kaatraaga

Thiru chabai paattaaga

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Male Part

Vaan vanangum uyarndha neriyil

Paal manakkum kuralin vazhiyil

Vaan vanangum uyarndha neriyil

Paal manakkum kuralin vazhiyil

Nadhi polavae nadakkindravan

Nilavaagavae thaeigindravan

Ennaalum boomiyil siranjeevi

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Male Part

Anbenum oliyaaga

Aalaya maniyaaga

Oor vaazha uzhaippavan siranjeevi

Then paangu kaatraaga

Thiru chabai paattaaga

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Male Part

Vaai manakka sirikkum manidhan

Thaai nilathai uyarthum thalaivan

Vaai manakka sirikkum manidhan

Thaai nilathai uyarthum thalaivan

Arivaalayam padaikkindravan

Periyorgalai thudhikkindravan

Ennaalum boomiyil siranjeevi

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Male Part

Anbenum oliyaaga

Aalaya maniyaaga

Oor vaazha uzhaippavan siranjeevi

Then paangu kaatraaga

Thiru chabai paattaaga

Ennaalum vaazhbavan siranjeevi

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Anbenum Oliyaga?

Anbenum Oliyaga was sung by T. M. Soundararajan.

Who composed the music for Anbenum Oliyaga?

Anbenum Oliyaga music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.

Who wrote the lyrics of Anbenum Oliyaga?

Anbenum Oliyaga lyrics were penned by Muthulingam.

Anbenum Oliyaga is from which movie?

Anbenum Oliyaga is a song from the Tamil movie Chiranjeevi (1984).

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