Aada Sonnaal Lyrics
From the movie Dharma Seelan
Aada Sonnaal Song Lyrics is the track from Dharma Seelan Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Prabhu, Khusbhu Sundar, Napoleon, Geetha, Salim Ghouse, Manorama, Goundamani, Senthil, Ishari. K. Ganesh, Sathyapriya. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Aada sonnaal aaduven Aadum undhan aattam theeravae
Paada sonnaal paaduven Aayul regai paarthu kooravae
Enathu manathil oru Erimalai vedippathu
Unakku theriyavillaiyaa Unadhu mudivil oru
Thiripuram erivathu Unakku theriyum andha
Neram varum varai
Aada sonnaal aaduven Aadum undhan aattam theeravae
Aada sonnaal aaduven
Thullathae nee Unakkendru undaana
Deivaththai vendikkol Penn saabamoo palithidum
Eppodhum thappadhu kettukkol
Muttaalgal vethaithathu Mullaaga vilaindhadhu
Kattaayam aruththu kolvaai Unnalae azhinthathum
Kanneeril nanaithathum Ennendru therinthu kolvaai
Konjam poru nee paada Naan ketkkiren
Kenji kenji nee aada Naan paarkkiren
Dharmam ennum yuththam Indrae thodangattum
Thanjam endrae undhan nenjam Adangattum po po
Aada sonnaal aaduven Aadum undhan aattam theeravae
Pennaalae thaan unakkoru Aabaththu undaaga poguthae
Kanneeril thaan ulagathil Boogambam aarambam aaguthae
Appodhu nadanthathum Ippodhu nadapathum
Paanchaali sabathangalae Appodhu jeyithathum
Ippodhu jeyipathum Saagatha dharmangalae
Thaayin kannil neeralla Thee oozhi thee
Thorpathu ingu yaar sollu Naan alla nee
Pongum engal singam Ingae varum varum
Rendil ondru endrae indrae Ezhum ezhum paar paar
Aada sonnaal aaduven Aadum undhan aattam theeravae
Paada sonnaal paaduven Aayul regai paarthu kooravae
Enathu manathil oru Erimalai vedippathu
Unakku theriyavillaiyaa Unadhu mudivil oru
Thiripuram erivathu Unakku theriyum andha
Neram varum varai
Aada sonnaal aaduven Aadum undhan aattam theeravae
Aada sonnaal aaduven
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a powerful declaration of vengeance and a warning from a woman to her oppressor. The lyrics convey intense anger and a firm resolve for justice. The singer, embodying a wronged woman, challenges her adversary, stating that she will play along with their 'game' until their downfall. She warns that her suppressed pain is like a volcano ready to erupt, and the consequences for the oppressor will be as devastating as the mythological burning of Thiripuram. The song emphasizes that a woman's curse is potent and inevitable, and the seeds of injustice sown will yield bitter fruits for the perpetrator.
The narrative draws parallels to the epic tale of Draupadi's vow (Panchali Sabatham) from the Mahabharata, symbolizing a righteous battle against injustice. The singer asserts that what is perceived as tears in a mother's eyes is, in fact, the fire of doomsday, signifying an unyielding spirit of retribution. She confidently declares that righteousness (Dharma) will prevail, and the oppressor will face their ultimate defeat. The song culminates in a fierce challenge, proclaiming that a decisive battle for justice is imminent, where only one side will emerge victorious, and it will not be the oppressor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aada Sonnaal?
Aada Sonnaal is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Aada Sonnaal from?
The song Aada Sonnaal is featured in the movie Dharma Seelan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aada Sonnaal?
The lyrics for Aada Sonnaal were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Aada Sonnaal lyrics?
Yes! Aada Sonnaal lyrics from Dharma Seelan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aada Sonnaal lyrics?
This song is a powerful declaration of vengeance and a warning from a woman to her oppressor. The lyrics convey intense anger and a firm resolve for justice. The singer, embodying a wronged woman, challenges her adversary, stating that she will play along with their 'game' until their downfall. She warns that her suppressed pain is like a volcano ready to erupt, and the consequences for the oppressor will be as devastating as the mythological burning of Thiripuram. The song emphasizes that a woman's curse is potent and inevitable, and the seeds of injustice sown will yield bitter fruits for the perpetrator. The narrative draws parallels to the epic tale of Draupadi's vow (Panchali Sabatham) from the Mahabharata, symbolizing a righteous battle against injustice. The singer asserts that what is perceived as tears in a mother's eyes is, in fact, the fire of doomsday, signifying an unyielding spirit of retribution. She confidently declares that righteousness (Dharma) will prevail, and the oppressor will face their ultimate defeat. The song culminates in a fierce challenge, proclaiming that a decisive battle for justice is imminent, where only one side will emerge victorious, and it will not be the oppressor.
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