Movie Summary Srivalli is a 1961 Tamil devotional film centered on a devout young woman whose unwavering faith in the goddess Srivalli (a form of Lakshmi) carries her through hardship, family conflict, and trials, ultimately vindicating her devotion through divine intervention.

Song Credits - Song: Unnaiye Deivam - Film: Srivalli (1961) - Language: Tamil - Lyricist: Kannadasan - Music Director: G. Ramanathan - Singers: P. Susheela (female version); T. M. Soundararajan (male version)

Musical Style A devotional/light classical piece in the Tamil film idiom, blending bhajan-like melody with orchestral backing typical of early 1960s Tamil cinema.

Raga Details Set in a devotional raga with a serene, prayerful melodic contour (close to a Sampoorna or Bhairavi-adjacent scale), used to evoke surrender and piety.

Key Artists Involved - Music: G. Ramanathan - Lyrics: Kannadasan - Playback: P. Susheela, T. M. Soundararajan - On-screen: Actress in the title role (Srivalli), supported by the film's lead cast

Scene Context The song is a prayer sequence in which the protagonist expresses complete surrender to the deity, addressing the goddess as her sole god and refuge amid her suffering.