Kumaranalloor Devi Song | Abhayambike | Nandukrishnan | Hari Navaneetham | Jaideep Varier |

കുമരനല്ലൂർ അമ്മേ ശരണം🙏
Song: Abhayambike
Lyrics : Hari Navaneetham
Music: Nandukrishnan Kumaranalloor
Singer : Jaideep Varier
Production : Suresh K Nair & Nandukrishnan
Nadaswaram : Maruthorvattom Babu
Flute : Akhil Anilkumar
Mridangam: Vazhappally Sreekumar
Tavil: Harikrishnan
Chenda/Ghatam : Nandukrishnan Kumaranalloor
Programming: Arjun K Dileep
Sound design & Mastering : Jayadevan D
Recording Suite : DDM Studios, Kottayam
Cinematography : Anand Narayanan
Assistant Cinematographers - Abhimanyu Siva, Sreeram Udayanapuram
Cuts - Abhimanyu Siva
Special Thanks : Kumaranalloor Oornma Devaswon Management & Staff

Lyrics :
കുമാരനല്ലൂരിൻ വരമംഗളേ... നിത്യ
കന്യകയായ്മേവുമഭയാംബികേ
നിൻമുന്നിൽതെളിയുന്ന ഭദ്രദീപത്തിനു തിലതൈലമായിടാമെന്റെജന്മം
തിരുവടിപൂകിടാമെന്റെജന്മം

മധുരാപുരിയിൽ നിന്നോടിയെത്തീ നീ
മലയാളദേശത്തിൻ ഭഗവതിയായ്
മഞ്ഞളാടി നിത്യം മന്ദസ്മിതം തൂകി
മരുവുകയടിയനിൻ മനക്കോവിലിൽ
സദാ മലമകളാകുമെൻ ജഗദംബികേ

തൃക്കാർത്തികനാൾ ആറാടിയെത്തുന്നോ-
രമ്മയെയൊരുനോക്കു കാണുവാനായ്
ശ്രീവടക്കുംനാഥൻ തെക്കേമതിൽപ്പുറ-
ത്തെഴുന്നള്ളിദർശനമേകിടുന്നൂ....
ഭക്തരിൽ അനുഗ്രഹമേകിടുന്നു

Kumaranalloor Devi temple is considered as one of the most important Devi temples among the 108 Durgalayas (Devi temples) in Kerala. The temple is said to be more than 2400 years old, as per historical and mythological evidences as well as other sources of information. The architecture of the temple is notable for the unique structure of the nalambalam and sreekovil both of which have been built in the sreechakra style.
Getting into the temple through the main gopuram one can see the golden dhwajom (flag staff) and the balickal pura with carvings of many sculptures including those of Ganapathy and Shiva and other saints on pillars. Inside the nalambalam, sreekovil and the main mandapam are surrounded by paths made of carved stones. The temple of Shiva is on the right side of the main sreekovil. Bhadrakali temple is situated on the south of the temple along with the full stretched surrounding path on carved stones for the whole temple.
The important festival of the temple is Thrikkarthika celebrated in the month of Vrischikam (November–December). On the Karthika day it is usual to make a nivedyam (offering) in the precincts of the Udayanapuram and Thrissur Vadakkunnatha temples. The story goes that the God Vadakkunnathan greatly charmed by the beauty of the Devi returning after her Karthika bath, came out of the temples, got over the compound wall, and stood there looking amorously at the seductive figure of the passing Devi, and the temple priest who ran helterskelter in search of the God, finally met him on the wall at the southern end of the temple. Thenceforth, during Karthika, puja is performed over the wall of the Vadakunnatha temple.

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