Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam Lyrics
From the movie Antha Uravukku Satchi
Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam Song Lyrics is the track from Antha Uravukku Satchi Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Sivachandran, Srikanth, Sumithra, Y. Vijaya, Rajini Nivetha. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kaalaakaalam kalyaanam aanaa Kaaikkum pookkum thennampulla
Paalai kaatti pakkaththil aadi Naalai eenum chinna pullai
Laali suba laali Ini aadum kaaigal kodi
Sammanthi murai pesa vaadiyamma Sammanthi murai pesa vaadiyamma
Kaalaakaalam kalyaanam aanaa Kaaikkum pookkum thennampulla
Paalai kaatti pakkaththil aadi Naalai eenum chinna pullai
Pillaiyendru solvathintha thennai Pillai pettrorgalthaandi idhan annai
Thaalikatti vaiththu vidu munnae Adhan thalai meedhu thallaadum pinnae
Ilaneeru varum paaru Ennai pola unnai pola
Kaalaakaalam kalyaanam aanaa Kaaikkum pookkum thennampulla
Paalai kaatti pakkaththil aadi Naalai eenum chinna pullai
Aahaa oho aahaa oho Aahaa oho oohho
Aahaa oho aahaa oho Aahaa oho oohho
Selai kattum chinna pillai polae Adhu chinna nadai poduthu paar melae
Maalaiyittu manam mudichchathaalae adhu Maappillaiyai theduthu kannaalae
Ilai moodum aval maeni Ennai pola unnai pola
Kaalaakaalam kalyaanam aanaa Kaaikkum pookkum thennampulla
Paalai kaatti pakkaththil aadi Naalai eenum chinna pullai
Kaal vazhiyae oottri vitta neeru Adha thalai vazhiyae thiruppo tharum paaru
Paanai pola moodi vachchathaaru Adha padachchavana paarththu nandri kooru
Vayasu vantha neram paarthu Ennai pola unnai pola
Kaalaakaalam kalyaanam aanaa Kaaikkum pookkum thennampulla
Paalai kaatti pakkaththil aadi Naalai eenum chinna pullai
Laali suba laali Ini aadum kaaigal kodi
Sammanthi murai pesa vaadiyamma Sammanthi murai pesa vaadiyamma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song uses the life cycle of a coconut tree as a beautiful metaphor for a woman's journey through marriage and motherhood. The lyrics playfully compare the coconut sapling's growth, flowering, and fruiting to a young girl's coming of age, marriage ('kalyaanam'), and eventually bearing children ('chinna pullai'). The imagery of the tree swaying, bearing tender coconuts, and being covered by leaves is likened to a bride's modesty and the natural progression of life, emphasizing fertility and the joy of family.
The song also touches upon themes of natural cycles and gratitude. It highlights how the tree nurtures its fruit, just as parents nurture their children, and how it gives back what it receives (water). The repeated refrain of 'just like me, just like you' creates a sense of shared experience and universal connection to these life stages, making it a celebratory and endearing piece about the beauty of creation and the natural order of life and family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam?
Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam from?
The song Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam is featured in the movie Antha Uravukku Satchi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam?
The lyrics for Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam lyrics?
Yes! Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam lyrics from Antha Uravukku Satchi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaalaakaalam Kalyanam lyrics?
This song uses the life cycle of a coconut tree as a beautiful metaphor for a woman's journey through marriage and motherhood. The lyrics playfully compare the coconut sapling's growth, flowering, and fruiting to a young girl's coming of age, marriage ('kalyaanam'), and eventually bearing children ('chinna pullai'). The imagery of the tree swaying, bearing tender coconuts, and being covered by leaves is likened to a bride's modesty and the natural progression of life, emphasizing fertility and the joy of family. The song also touches upon themes of natural cycles and gratitude. It highlights how the tree nurtures its fruit, just as parents nurture their children, and how it gives back what it receives (water). The repeated refrain of 'just like me, just like you' creates a sense of shared experience and universal connection to these life stages, making it a celebratory and endearing piece about the beauty of creation and the natural order of life and family.
