
Aagaatha Kaalam Lyrics
From the movie Kadamban
Aagaatha Kaalam Song Lyrics is the track from Kadamban Tamil Film – 2017, Starring Arya, Catherine Tresa, Y. G. Mahendran, Super Subbarayan, Deepraj Rana, Aadukalam Murugadoss, Madhuvanti Arun, Raja Simman. This song was sung by Arya, Catherine Tresa. The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
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Aagatha kalam onnu Adiyoda oora konnu
Pothaichitu poyiduchae
Saaneera keezha thallum Sathikara kootam engha
Ponanthinna koodiduchae
Kodi kalaaga neenda engha Kudusaiyum kooraiyum
Theenjathu theeyala Ohoo
Adiveraga vazhntha engha Thalamura gopuram
Saanjathu yarrala Mudivula ponomae thothu
Velangalaiyae intha koothu
Aagatha kalam onnu Adiyoda oora konnu
Pothaichitu poyiduchae
Saaneera keezha thallum Sathikara kootam engha
Ponanthinna koodiduchae
Heyyy… Vellaama kaadu kaanja
Oru bogamthan pazha pogum Kannana kaadu theenja
Uyir ellamae oonam aagum
Annanthu partha vaanam Mazha sinthama yethu boomi
Mallanthu pona neethi Verum mannagi pochae sami
Thala onjomaeaee Anjaamalae vaazhnthomae
Yemanthuthan manjomae…
Aagatha kalam onnu Adiyoda oora konnu
Pothaichitu poyiduchae
Appaviyana naanga Adipattomae naadae paakka
Kotthodu naanga saaya Oru aalilla kelvi kekka
Munnala aanda kootam Mogamillama muli aanom
Venneeru paanja vera Dhesa engeyum kaana ponom
Puliyannomae Anjaamalae vaazhnthomae
Yemanthuthan manjomae…
Aagatha kalam onnu Adiyoda oora konnu
Pothaichitu poyiduchae
Saaneera keezha thallum Sathikara kootam engha
Ponanthinna koodiduchae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Aagaatha Kaalam" from 'Kadamban' is a poignant lament about the destruction of a tribal community's way of life and their ancestral land. It speaks of an "ill-fated time" that brought ruin, burning down their homes and uprooting their deep-seated heritage. The lyrics vividly portray the betrayal by a "treacherous crowd" that not only caused their downfall but also metaphorically "feasted on their corpses," highlighting the exploitation and injustice faced by the indigenous people.
The song emphasizes the profound loss, comparing the burning of their cherished forest to the crippling of all life, far worse than a mere failed harvest. It questions the absence of justice and laments how their fearless existence was ultimately met with deception and destruction. The community, once strong and rooted like tigers, is left faceless and vanished, with no one to stand up for their plight, encapsulating a powerful narrative of environmental devastation, cultural annihilation, and the cry for justice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aagaatha Kaalam?
Aagaatha Kaalam is sung by Arya, Catherine Tresa.
Which movie is Aagaatha Kaalam from?
The song Aagaatha Kaalam is featured in the movie Kadamban.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aagaatha Kaalam?
The lyrics for Aagaatha Kaalam were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Aagaatha Kaalam lyrics?
Yes! Aagaatha Kaalam lyrics from Kadamban include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aagaatha Kaalam lyrics?
The song "Aagaatha Kaalam" from 'Kadamban' is a poignant lament about the destruction of a tribal community's way of life and their ancestral land. It speaks of an "ill-fated time" that brought ruin, burning down their homes and uprooting their deep-seated heritage. The lyrics vividly portray the betrayal by a "treacherous crowd" that not only caused their downfall but also metaphorically "feasted on their corpses," highlighting the exploitation and injustice faced by the indigenous people. The song emphasizes the profound loss, comparing the burning of their cherished forest to the crippling of all life, far worse than a mere failed harvest. It questions the absence of justice and laments how their fearless existence was ultimately met with deception and destruction. The community, once strong and rooted like tigers, is left faceless and vanished, with no one to stand up for their plight, encapsulating a powerful narrative of environmental devastation, cultural annihilation, and the cry for justice.


