Kaadhal Saagathu Lyrics
From the movie Mella Pesungal
Kaadhal Saagathu Song Lyrics is the track from Mella Pesungal Tamil Film – 1983, Starring S. N. Vasanth, Bhanupriya, Y. G. Mahendran, Vinu Chakravarthy, Anuradha. This song was sung by எஸ்.ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Kaadhal saagathu Jeevan pogaathu
Kaadhal saagathu Jeevan pogaathu
Ilamaiyin iravugal pournamiyo Malarnthathu uyir malaro
Kaadhal saagathu Hoo
Jeevan pogaathu
Ilamaiyin iravugal pournamiyo Malarnthathu uyir malaro
Kaadhal saagathu Hoo
Jeevan pogaathu
{Kannil kavidhai naadagam Neendhum
Kannam kaadhal oviyam yendhum} (2)
{Nenjam kaaman kovilo Angu poojai neramoo} (2)
Madhu malai idhazh tharum Pani malarae
Manmadhan thalai nagarae
Kaadhal saagathu Hoo
Jeevan pogaathu
Ilamaiyin iravugal pournamiyo Malarnthathu uyir malaro
Kaadhal saagathu Hoo jeevan pogaathu
{Andha iravu paadidum paadal Engal puthiya boomiyai thaedum} (2)
{Ingu kaadhal vasanthamae Vanthu pookkum kaalamae} (2)
Vizhigalil kavikudam Sumanthiduven
Virumbiya sugam tharuven
Kaadhal saagathu Hoo
Jeevan pogaathu
Lala laa laa laaa Hoo lala laa laa laaa
Lala laa laa laaa Hoo
Lala laa laa laaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kaadhal Saagathu,' is a passionate declaration of eternal love, set against the backdrop of youthful romance. The lyrics beautifully intertwine themes of undying affection with vivid imagery of nature and divine love. The opening lines establish the central idea that love is immortal and life's essence is intertwined with it, suggesting a bond that transcends mortality. The song then delves into the intoxicating beauty of young love, comparing the nights of youth to full moons and the blossoming of a new life-flower, symbolizing the freshness and intensity of their feelings.
The verses further elaborate on the lovers' deep connection, describing eyes that hold poetic drama and cheeks that bear the artistry of love. The heart is likened to Kamadeva's temple, implying a sacred and fervent devotion. The beloved is praised as a 'dewy flower' whose lips offer sweet nectar and as the very 'capital city of Manmadhan,' the god of love, highlighting their enchanting allure. The song culminates in a promise of a shared future, where their love will sing a new song, creating their own 'new earth,' a metaphor for a world built on their affection. It speaks of love's spring, a time of blooming and fulfillment, and a commitment to mutual pleasure and unwavering devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaadhal Saagathu?
Kaadhal Saagathu is sung by எஸ்.ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Kaadhal Saagathu from?
The song Kaadhal Saagathu is featured in the movie Mella Pesungal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaadhal Saagathu?
The lyrics for Kaadhal Saagathu were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaadhal Saagathu lyrics?
Yes! Kaadhal Saagathu lyrics from Mella Pesungal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaadhal Saagathu lyrics?
This song, 'Kaadhal Saagathu,' is a passionate declaration of eternal love, set against the backdrop of youthful romance. The lyrics beautifully intertwine themes of undying affection with vivid imagery of nature and divine love. The opening lines establish the central idea that love is immortal and life's essence is intertwined with it, suggesting a bond that transcends mortality. The song then delves into the intoxicating beauty of young love, comparing the nights of youth to full moons and the blossoming of a new life-flower, symbolizing the freshness and intensity of their feelings. The verses further elaborate on the lovers' deep connection, describing eyes that hold poetic drama and cheeks that bear the artistry of love. The heart is likened to Kamadeva's temple, implying a sacred and fervent devotion. The beloved is praised as a 'dewy flower' whose lips offer sweet nectar and as the very 'capital city of Manmadhan,' the god of love, highlighting their enchanting allure. The song culminates in a promise of a shared future, where their love will sing a new song, creating their own 'new earth,' a metaphor for a world built on their affection. It speaks of love's spring, a time of blooming and fulfillment, and a commitment to mutual pleasure and unwavering devotion.
