Kaadhal Vaanile Lyrics
From the movie Raasaiyya
Kaadhal Vaanile Song Lyrics is the track from Raasaiyya Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Prabhu Deva, Roja Selvamani, Vijayakumar, Radhika Sarathkumar, Vadivelu, Thalaivasal Vijay, M. N. Nambiar, Vikram. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Ilaiyaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila ohh… ohhh
Thanthathae thanthathae sangeetham
Vanthathae vanthathae sandhosham cham cham cham
Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila ohh… ohhh
Aadiyaam oru kodiyaam Mani deepangal deepangal ohh
Aadiyum thuthi paadiyum Oli yetrungal yetrungal… ohh…
Thingal soodidum devan kovilil Engal paadalai paadungal
Endrum vaazhnthidum thendral polavae Engal kaadhalai vaazhthungal
Naal thorum anantham Therodum nam vaazhvilae
Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila ohh… ohhh
Thanthathae thanthathae sangeetham
Vanthathae vanthathae sandhosham cham cham cham
Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila ohh… ohhhoo
Annaiyaam oru thanthaiyaam Adhu kaadhal thaan kaadhal thaan…ohh…
Aadhalaal uyir kaadhalin Mani pillai naam pillai naam ohh
Appar sundharar aiyan kaadhalil Aandaal kondathum kaadhal thaan
Kaadhal veralla deivam veralla Enghal deivamum kaadhal thaan
Om shanthi…om shanthi… Om shanthi om shanthi om…
Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila aahh… hhmmm
Thanthathae thanthathae sangeetham
Vanthathae vanthathae sandhosham cham cham cham
Kaadhal vaanilae kaadhal vaanilae…ohh… ohhh…
Paadum thenila paadum thenila ohh… ohhh
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kaadhal Vaanile', is a beautiful ode to the divine and all-encompassing nature of love. It paints love as a celestial phenomenon, a "sky of love" where a "honey moon" sings melodies of joy and happiness. The lyrics elevate love to a spiritual plane, comparing it to the light of a million lamps and invoking blessings for its eternal presence, much like a gentle breeze. It suggests that love brings daily delight and prosperity, likening life's journey to a joyous chariot ride.
The song further deepens its philosophical stance by equating love with the fundamental forces of creation – a mother and a father – and asserts that humanity itself is a precious child born of this love. It draws parallels to the devotion of revered saints like Appar, Sundarar, and Andal, whose profound spiritual connections were essentially forms of love. Ultimately, the song declares that love is indistinguishable from divinity, proclaiming "our God is also love," culminating in a universal prayer for peace, "Om Shanti." It's a celebration of love as the ultimate truth, source of joy, and a divine entity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaadhal Vaanile?
Kaadhal Vaanile is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Kaadhal Vaanile from?
The song Kaadhal Vaanile is featured in the movie Raasaiyya.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaadhal Vaanile?
The lyrics for Kaadhal Vaanile were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilaiyaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaadhal Vaanile lyrics?
Yes! Kaadhal Vaanile lyrics from Raasaiyya include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaadhal Vaanile lyrics?
This song, 'Kaadhal Vaanile', is a beautiful ode to the divine and all-encompassing nature of love. It paints love as a celestial phenomenon, a "sky of love" where a "honey moon" sings melodies of joy and happiness. The lyrics elevate love to a spiritual plane, comparing it to the light of a million lamps and invoking blessings for its eternal presence, much like a gentle breeze. It suggests that love brings daily delight and prosperity, likening life's journey to a joyous chariot ride. The song further deepens its philosophical stance by equating love with the fundamental forces of creation – a mother and a father – and asserts that humanity itself is a precious child born of this love. It draws parallels to the devotion of revered saints like Appar, Sundarar, and Andal, whose profound spiritual connections were essentially forms of love. Ultimately, the song declares that love is indistinguishable from divinity, proclaiming "our God is also love," culminating in a universal prayer for peace, "Om Shanti." It's a celebration of love as the ultimate truth, source of joy, and a divine entity.
