Azhutha Pulla Lyrics Meaning | Panja Bootham | Manorama
Manorama delivers “Azhutha Pulla,” from the album “Panja Bootham,” with a mischievous tone. Lyricist Bunrutti Lakshmanan and composer Sankar Ganesh create a humorous track. The song captures human opportunism, using a donkey as a mirror.
Azhutha Pulla
Manorama • From “Panja Bootham”
Lyricist
Bunrutti Lakshmanan
Composer
Sankar Ganesh
Panja Bootham’s Azhutha Pulla Tamil Lyrics English Meaning
Bunrutti Lakshmanan’s words describe conditional affection. A man lovingly calls his wife ‘donkey’ when he desires her. Once his desire fades, he dismisses her directly as ‘Oh, go away, you donkey!’ This shows how affection shifts based on utility.
Azhudha Pullai SirikkumamA crying child will laugh.
Kazhudha Pala KudikkumamAnd a donkey will drink milk.
Sari Sari SariRight, right, right.
Adhirstam Vandhal Kazhudha KoodaIf luck comes, even a donkey
Manorama’s performance highlights how people exploit others for benefit. Once tasks complete, they discard those who helped, much like kicking away a donkey. The Tamil Azhutha Pulla lyrics meaning reveals this human ingratitude.