Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala Cover Art

Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala Lyrics

From the movie Ezhavathu Manithan

Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala Song Lyrics is the track from Ezhavathu Manithan Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Raghuvaran, Rathna, S. Sathyendra. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by L. Vaidyanathan. Lyrics works penned by Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyaar.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

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Singerகே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்

Star Cast

Kaakkai siraginilae nandhalaala
Nindran kariya niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala
Kaakkai siraginilae nandhalaala
Nindran kariya niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala

Paarkkum marangalellaam nandhalaala
Nindran pachai niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala

Kaakkai siraginilae nandhalaala
Nindran kariya niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala

Ketkkum oliyil ellaam nandhalaala
Nindran geetham isaikkuthadaa nandhalaala

Kaakkai siraginilae nandhalaala
Nindran kariya niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala

Theekkul viralai vaiththaal nandhalaala
Ninnai theendum inbam thondruthadaa nandhalaala
Nandhalaala nandhalaala nandhalaala

Kaakkai siraginilae nandhalaala
Nindran kariya niram thondruthaiyae nandhalaala

Song Meaning & Analysis

This timeless devotional song, penned by the revered Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyar, is a profound expression of spiritual omnipresence. The lyrics beautifully articulate a devotee's experience of perceiving Lord Krishna (Nandhalala) in every aspect of nature and sensory perception. From the dark feathers of a crow to the green leaves of trees, from every sound heard to the very sensation of touch, the poet finds the divine presence of his beloved Krishna, illustrating a deep, all-encompassing spiritual connection.

The song conveys a mood of intense devotion and spiritual ecstasy, where the boundaries between the self and the divine dissolve. It highlights the idea that God is not confined to temples or rituals but is manifest in the mundane and the magnificent alike. The poignant lines about finding joy even in placing a finger in fire, because it evokes the touch of Nandhalala, underscore the depth of this spiritual surrender and the blissful realization of divine immanence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala?

Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.

Which movie is Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala from?

The song Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala is featured in the movie Ezhavathu Manithan.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala?

The lyrics for Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala were written by Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyaar with music composed by L. Vaidyanathan.

Is English translation available for Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala lyrics?

Yes! Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala lyrics from Ezhavathu Manithan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kaakai Sirakinile Nandalala lyrics?

This timeless devotional song, penned by the revered Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyar, is a profound expression of spiritual omnipresence. The lyrics beautifully articulate a devotee's experience of perceiving Lord Krishna (Nandhalala) in every aspect of nature and sensory perception. From the dark feathers of a crow to the green leaves of trees, from every sound heard to the very sensation of touch, the poet finds the divine presence of his beloved Krishna, illustrating a deep, all-encompassing spiritual connection. The song conveys a mood of intense devotion and spiritual ecstasy, where the boundaries between the self and the divine dissolve. It highlights the idea that God is not confined to temples or rituals but is manifest in the mundane and the magnificent alike. The poignant lines about finding joy even in placing a finger in fire, because it evokes the touch of Nandhalala, underscore the depth of this spiritual surrender and the blissful realization of divine immanence.

Song Details

Song NameKaakai Sirakinile Nandalala
Singersகே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்
LyricistMahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyaar
LanguageTamil

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