Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal Lyrics
From the movie Un Kadhal Irundhal
Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal Song Lyrics is the track from Un Kadhal Irundhal Tamil Film – 2018. This song was sung by நிரஞ்சன். The music was composed by M A Babji. Lyrics works penned by Kanmani Raja Mohammed.
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Kaadhal sol sollaamal solgirathae Saadhal enai kollaamal kolgirathae
Yenoo manam kollaamal thavikirathae Yedhoo yedhum illamal inikkirathae
Monaalisaa punnagaipol ennaiyae Vadhaikkum orr kodumai
Dhinamum enakkul theekuliyal Aan paavamae perum paavamae
Vendam vann kodumai Sirippaal siriyil ittaal
Yen indha aayul sirai
Adi pennae podhum kaadhal Puyal seetram
Mazhainaal chennai aanenae
Thamizhae unai ninaikaamal Naan irundhaal
Amudhae uyir pirikindra Vali tharudhae
Naandhaana ian naandhaana Yen dhaano ithu thaen dhaano
Eppadi ippadi aanen naan Yenadi appadi irundhen naan
Ada kaamam illai thaan Kaadhal thollai thaan
Verenna solla naan Vedhanai pillaidhaan
Oru theeyaagi enai thinnum Vidhiyae
Idhu noiyaagi enai kollum Sathiyae
Oru visama neehmm Oru amudhaa nee…hmmm
Ada vishamaagi amudhaagi Idhayathai rendaakki
Aval dhaanae thundaakkinaal Ada mazhaiyaaga veyilaaga
Nenjathai thundaakki Thundaadi aval pogiraal
Adiyae…adiyae Unai ninaikaamal naan irundhaal
Adiyae Unai ninaikaamal naan irundhaal
Ooohhhhh
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal' delves into the profound and often paradoxical nature of love, as experienced by a man deeply smitten. He describes love as a silent force that speaks volumes, and a form of 'death' that kills without physically ending life, highlighting its overwhelming and consuming power. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and sweet torment, comparing the beloved's smile to the enigmatic Mona Lisa, a source of both beauty and agonizing cruelty. This internal struggle is depicted as a daily 'fire bath,' emphasizing the intense emotional turmoil and the feeling of being trapped by love's powerful grip.
As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses a feeling of being completely overwhelmed, likening his state to Chennai during devastating floods, a metaphor for being submerged in emotion and chaos. He questions his own transformation, acknowledging that this intense feeling is not lust but the profound 'trouble of love,' leaving him a 'child of sorrow.' The beloved is portrayed with a dual nature—both a consuming fire and a deadly disease, yet also a poison and an elixir. This duality reflects how love can simultaneously bring immense joy and unbearable pain, ultimately leaving his heart torn and fragmented as she departs, leaving him in a state of profound heartbreak.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal?
Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal is sung by நிரஞ்சன்.
Which movie is Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal from?
The song Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal is featured in the movie Un Kadhal Irundhal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal?
The lyrics for Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal were written by Kanmani Raja Mohammed with music composed by M A Babji.
Is English translation available for Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal lyrics?
Yes! Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal lyrics from Un Kadhal Irundhal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal lyrics?
The song 'Kaadhal Sol Sollaamal' delves into the profound and often paradoxical nature of love, as experienced by a man deeply smitten. He describes love as a silent force that speaks volumes, and a form of 'death' that kills without physically ending life, highlighting its overwhelming and consuming power. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning and sweet torment, comparing the beloved's smile to the enigmatic Mona Lisa, a source of both beauty and agonizing cruelty. This internal struggle is depicted as a daily 'fire bath,' emphasizing the intense emotional turmoil and the feeling of being trapped by love's powerful grip. As the song progresses, the protagonist expresses a feeling of being completely overwhelmed, likening his state to Chennai during devastating floods, a metaphor for being submerged in emotion and chaos. He questions his own transformation, acknowledging that this intense feeling is not lust but the profound 'trouble of love,' leaving him a 'child of sorrow.' The beloved is portrayed with a dual nature—both a consuming fire and a deadly disease, yet also a poison and an elixir. This duality reflects how love can simultaneously bring immense joy and unbearable pain, ultimately leaving his heart torn and fragmented as she departs, leaving him in a state of profound heartbreak.
