Aalaala Kanda Lyrics
From the movie Sangamam
Aalaala Kanda Song Lyrics is the track from Sangamam Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Rahman, Vindhya, Manivannan, Vijayakumar, Radha Ravi, Vadivelu, Srividya, Charle, S. N. Lakshmi, Venniradai Moorthy. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன், எம்.எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singers : Hariharan and M.S. Vishwanathan
Aalaalagandaaaaaaa Aaaaaaaaa
Aalaalagandaa aadalukku thagappaa Vanakkamunga Chorus : Vanakkamunga
Enna aadaama aattivecha Vanakkamunga Chorus : Vanakkamunga
Enna aadaama aattivecha Vanakkamunga
Aalaalagandaa aadalukku thagappaa Vanakkamunga Chorus : Vanakkamunga
Enna aadaama aattivecha Vanakkamunga Chorus : Vanakkamunga
{En kaalukku salangai itta Unn kaaladikku mudhal vanakkam
En kaal nadamaadum aiyya Unmai kattalainga vellum varaikkum} (2)
Nee undu undu endrapodhum Nee illai illai endrapodhum
Nee undu undu endrapodhum Ada illai illai endrapodhum
Sabai aadiya paadham aiyaa Nikkaathu oru podhum
Vanakkam vanakkamunga Ahaa vanakkam vanakkamunga
Vanakkamunga… vanakkamunga
Aalaalagandaa aadalukku thagappaa Vanakkamunga…haan
Enna aadaama aattivecha Vanakkamunga …hahaha
{En kaalukku salangai itta Unn kaaladikku mudhal vanakkam
En kaal nadamaadum aiyya Unmai kattalainga vellum varaikkum} (2)
Aalaalagandaa…aaaaaaaa Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a profound devotional tribute to Lord Shiva, particularly in his form as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The title 'Aalaalaganda' refers to Shiva, who consumed the Halahala poison to protect the universe. The lyrics express deep reverence and surrender, with the devotee acknowledging Shiva as the 'father of dance' and the ultimate orchestrator of all movement. The line "You made me dance without dancing" beautifully conveys the idea of divine control over one's actions and destiny, implying that the devotee's artistic expression is a manifestation of Shiva's will. The anklets on the dancer's feet are seen as a sacred blessing from Shiva's own divine feet, symbolizing a spiritual connection and dedication to the art form.
The song also delves into philosophical contemplation, asserting that whether Shiva is perceived as present or absent, his cosmic dance (Sabai aadiya paadham) is eternal and never ceases. This reflects the omnipresence and timeless nature of the divine, transcending human understanding of existence. The devotee pledges to continue dancing until 'truth prevails,' signifying a commitment to their art as a path to righteousness and the fulfillment of a divine purpose. It's a powerful blend of devotion, artistic dedication, and spiritual philosophy, set against the backdrop of classical Indian dance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aalaala Kanda?
Aalaala Kanda is sung by ஹரிஹரன், எம்.எஸ். விஸ்வநாதன்.
Which movie is Aalaala Kanda from?
The song Aalaala Kanda is featured in the movie Sangamam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aalaala Kanda?
The lyrics for Aalaala Kanda were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Aalaala Kanda lyrics?
Yes! Aalaala Kanda lyrics from Sangamam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aalaala Kanda lyrics?
This song is a profound devotional tribute to Lord Shiva, particularly in his form as Nataraja, the cosmic dancer. The title 'Aalaalaganda' refers to Shiva, who consumed the Halahala poison to protect the universe. The lyrics express deep reverence and surrender, with the devotee acknowledging Shiva as the 'father of dance' and the ultimate orchestrator of all movement. The line "You made me dance without dancing" beautifully conveys the idea of divine control over one's actions and destiny, implying that the devotee's artistic expression is a manifestation of Shiva's will. The anklets on the dancer's feet are seen as a sacred blessing from Shiva's own divine feet, symbolizing a spiritual connection and dedication to the art form. The song also delves into philosophical contemplation, asserting that whether Shiva is perceived as present or absent, his cosmic dance (Sabai aadiya paadham) is eternal and never ceases. This reflects the omnipresence and timeless nature of the divine, transcending human understanding of existence. The devotee pledges to continue dancing until 'truth prevails,' signifying a commitment to their art as a path to righteousness and the fulfillment of a divine purpose. It's a powerful blend of devotion, artistic dedication, and spiritual philosophy, set against the backdrop of classical Indian dance.