
Ada Kadangara Pavingala Lyrics
From the movie Oli Piranthathu
Ada Kadangara Pavingala Song Lyrics is the track from Oli Piranthathu Tamil Film – 1980. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Aalangudi Somu.
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Ada kadangaara paavingalaa Inga kattaayam neengalum varuveengadaa
Unga adangaatha aasaiyellaam Inga udharipputtu kailaasam pooveengadaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa
Ada kadangaara paavingalaa Inga kattaayam neengalum varuveengadaa
Unga adangaatha aasaiyellaam Inga udharipputtu kailaasam pooveengadaa
Paavaththa senjaan kola laabaththa kandavan
Ivan petti panaththa maranthu moochcha vittaandaa
Pottikku ninnaan pala poigal sonnaan
Ivan potta kanakku thavari poyi vanthaandaa
Paavaththa senjaan kola laabaththa kandavan
Ivan petti panaththa maranthu moochcha vittaandaa
Pottikku ninnaan pala poigal sonnaan
Ivan potta kanakku thavari poyi vanthaandaa
Emanoruvan thookkaththilae muzhichchikkittaan
Aayul yaettapuratti ivan kadhaiya mudichchipputtaan
Ada emanoruvan thookkaththilae muzhichchikkittaan
Aayul yaettapuratti ivan kadhaiya mudichchipputtaan
Ada kadangaara paavingalaa Inga kattaayam neengalum varuveengadaa
Unga adangaatha aasaiyellaam Inga udharipputtu kailaasam pooveengadaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa
Veettaiyum vittaan sontha kaattaiyum vittaan
Ivan aattaththai ellaam mudichchiputtu vanthaandaa
Veettaiyum vittaan sontha kaattaiyum vittaan
Ivan aattaththai ellaam mudichchiputtu vanthaandaa
Sonthaththa vittaan paasapanthaththa vittaan
Inga soththu sugamum peththa pullaiyum poithaandaa
Padachchavan ivan nilaiya purinjikkittaan
Ivan permanant-ah kallaraiyil padukka vachchaan
Padachchavan ivan nilaiya purinjikkittaan
Ivan permanant-ah kallaraiyil padukka vachchaan
Ada kadangaara paavingalaa Inga kattaayam neengalum varuveengadaa
Unga adangaatha aasaiyellaam Inga udharipputtu kailaasam pooveengadaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa
Thamukkadichchu naalu peru thookkiduvaandaa
Thalai muzhugi briyani saappiduvaandaa dei
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song delivers a stark and philosophical message about the inevitability of death and the futility of worldly attachments. It addresses individuals engrossed in material pursuits, sin, and deceit, reminding them that despite their ambitions and calculations, they will ultimately face the same end. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a funeral procession, highlighting how all earthly possessions, relationships, and desires become meaningless in the face of mortality.
The song serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing that the God of Death, Yama, will eventually claim everyone, regardless of their wealth or power. It underscores the idea that the 'creator' ultimately decides one's fate, placing them permanently in the grave. The repeated imagery of funeral rites and the subsequent feasting by others after one's demise reinforces the transient nature of life and the ultimate insignificance of human endeavors in the grand scheme.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ada Kadangara Pavingala?
Ada Kadangara Pavingala is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Ada Kadangara Pavingala from?
The song Ada Kadangara Pavingala is featured in the movie Oli Piranthathu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ada Kadangara Pavingala?
The lyrics for Ada Kadangara Pavingala were written by Aalangudi Somu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Ada Kadangara Pavingala lyrics?
Yes! Ada Kadangara Pavingala lyrics from Oli Piranthathu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ada Kadangara Pavingala lyrics?
This song delivers a stark and philosophical message about the inevitability of death and the futility of worldly attachments. It addresses individuals engrossed in material pursuits, sin, and deceit, reminding them that despite their ambitions and calculations, they will ultimately face the same end. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a funeral procession, highlighting how all earthly possessions, relationships, and desires become meaningless in the face of mortality. The song serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing that the God of Death, Yama, will eventually claim everyone, regardless of their wealth or power. It underscores the idea that the 'creator' ultimately decides one's fate, placing them permanently in the grave. The repeated imagery of funeral rites and the subsequent feasting by others after one's demise reinforces the transient nature of life and the ultimate insignificance of human endeavors in the grand scheme.
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