Perumal or Perumaal (Tamil: பெருமாள்) also Thirumal (Tamil: திருமால்) is a Hindu deity who is most popular among Tamils and Tamil diaspora.
Tamil Sangam literature (200BCE to 500CE) mentions mAyOn, or the dark one, as the supreme deity who creates, sustains and destroys the universe. Paripadal 3 describes the glory of Thirumal in the most superlative terms.
Paripadal(3)by kaduvan iLaveyinanAr:
"thIyinuL theRal nI poovinuL naaRRa nI kallinuL maNiyu nI sollinuL vaaymai aRaththinuL anbu nI maRaththinuL mainthu nI vEthaththu maRai nI boothaththu madhalu nI vencudar oLiyu nI thingaLuL aLiyu nI anaiththu nI anaiththinut poruLu nI"
The last line states that Thirumal (Lord Vishnu) is supreme deity who is the inner controller (Antaryamin) of entire universe. This poem glorifies God Thirumal who is first mentioned in Vedas and later propounded by Alwars in Prabhandams and Sri Vaishnavaite Acharyas in various commentaries.
Thirumal/Perumal is the only deity who has enjoyed the status of Paramporul during Sangam (Third) age. And a reference to "Mukkol Bhagavars" in Sangam literature clearly indicates that only Vaishnavaite saints holding Tridanda were prominent during Sangam age and Thirumal was glorified as the Supreme Deity whose divine lotus feet can burn all evils and grant Moksha (Maru Piraparukkum Maasil Sevadi). During post-Sangam period, his worship was further glorified by Alwars and great Vaishnavite acharyas.
Perumal (English: Perumal) is a drama Tamil film starring Sundar C, Namitha and Meenakshi. It is directed by Vincent Selva and one of the biggest flop in Sundar C.'s Career
The movie begins in a hospital, where a mafia is involved in adulterating drugs. Unfortunately, a junior doctor (Meenakshi) manages to stumble upon their anti-social act. To safeguard themselves, the gang sets out to wipe out the junior doctor.
She meets Perumal (Sundar C), a petty thief who does the job of recovering loan for an agency. He eventually vows to protect the junior doctor from her distress by putting an end to the gang and their atrocities.
The soundtrack features 5 songs composed by Srikanth Deva.
Track listings:
Every now and then I think about you Wondered how I’d ever live without
you Whenever I think I figured it out my reasons turn to shame so I wash
em down forget it now I wanted you to stay but I watched myself fall away
from you So lay me down if you’re broken hearted and let the sunlight
shine in I’ll hold you close if I think you’re falling so we wont burn out in
the end I still have your pictures I still wonder how you are I’ve heard
about you and how you fell apart and I know you’ve been wasting for so
long now and I’m sorry that I did nothing to turn you around I just
watched myself (watched myself) fall away from you lay me down if you’re
broken hearted and let the sunlight shine in I’ll hold you close if I think
you’re falling so we won’t burn out in the end Shouldn’t I learn a thing or
two shouldn’t I wake up next to you shouldn’t I be the one that said to
hold you hold you shouldn’t I shouldn’t I shouldn’t I shouldn’t I hold you
hold you lay me down if you’re broken hearted and let the sunlight shine
in I’ll hold you close if I think you’re falling so we wont burn out in the
end lay me down if you’re broken hearted and let the sunlight shine in I’ll
hold you close if I think you’re falling so we wont burn out in the end in