Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam Lyrics
From the movie Thangamadi Thangam
Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam Song Lyrics is the track from Thangamadi Thangam Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Alex, Ambika. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்பிரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Kaalam ilamai kaalam Paadungalaen aahaa
Aal maaththi aadungalaen Paadungalaen aahaa
Aal maaththi aadungalaen yaa
Mama maanam kedalaama Mama maanam kedalaama
Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae
Mama maanam kedalaama
Velichchamilla Aa
Anga iruttu Mm
Velakkirunthum inga iruttu
Iruttukullae Papap
Manju verattu Haa
Ingu nadakkum kalla thiruttu
Eduththenae en kayil saattai Kur kurrr
Vanthenae viral vitta aatta Kur kurrra
Papapapaa paappa paapaa Paapapapaa paappaa paapaa
Podunga kaiththaalam Venaanga egaththaalam
Yaeningae ennaalum eppothum kummaalam Naan vantha pirpaadu yaenunga koopaadu
Mama maanam kedalaama Mama maanam kedalaama
Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae
Mama maanam kedalaama
Papa papap paa pappara paa Papa papap paa pappara paa
Papap paa aapapap paa
Anthi pasanga Haei
Thanniyadikka Haa
Vantha sanamo nondiyadikka
Manaiviya enga Ahaan
Kandu pidikka angae Evanevano nandu pidikka
Panpaadu theriyaatha manthai Kur kurrr
Panam kaasu velai pogum santhai Kur kurrra
Papapapaa paappa paapaa Paapapapaa paappaa paapaa
Theriyaathu velavaasi Athanaalae sogavaasi
Thanniyilae sikkaathae Puththi kettu sokkaathae
Ellaamae kolaaru enga varum paalaaru
Maamaa Ho ho
Maanam kedalaamaa Ho ha
Maamaa Ho hoho
Maanam kedalaamaa Ho hei
Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae
Kaloduthae naagareegam thalaaduthae
Laalaa lala lala laalaa Laalaa lala lala laalaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam', from the 1984 film 'Thangamadi Thangam', is a vibrant yet critical commentary on societal decay, particularly focusing on the loss of moral values and self-respect. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, cleverly use the metaphor of youth and revelry to highlight the irresponsible behavior of people. The repeated question, "Uncle, should your honor be lost?" serves as a direct challenge to those indulging in excessive drinking and illicit activities, suggesting a collective shame brought upon by such actions. The song paints a picture of a society where 'civilization is mixed with liquor and swaying', indicating a loss of direction and moral compass.
The song further elaborates on the chaotic state of affairs, describing a 'darkness' where 'illicit theft' and 'clandestine acts' occur, even in the presence of light. It criticizes the 'evening youngsters' who come to drink and stagger, and the men who engage in 'illicit acts' while their wives are left unattended. The lyrics lament a 'herd that doesn't know culture' and a 'market where money and values are sold', pointing to a deep-seated corruption and lack of principles. The song concludes with a poignant question about where prosperity and goodness can come from amidst such disarray, urging listeners not to lose their minds to pleasure and trouble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam?
Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்பிரமணியம் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam from?
The song Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam is featured in the movie Thangamadi Thangam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam?
The lyrics for Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam lyrics?
Yes! Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam lyrics from Thangamadi Thangam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam lyrics?
This song, 'Kaalam Ilamai Kaalam', from the 1984 film 'Thangamadi Thangam', is a vibrant yet critical commentary on societal decay, particularly focusing on the loss of moral values and self-respect. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, cleverly use the metaphor of youth and revelry to highlight the irresponsible behavior of people. The repeated question, "Uncle, should your honor be lost?" serves as a direct challenge to those indulging in excessive drinking and illicit activities, suggesting a collective shame brought upon by such actions. The song paints a picture of a society where 'civilization is mixed with liquor and swaying', indicating a loss of direction and moral compass. The song further elaborates on the chaotic state of affairs, describing a 'darkness' where 'illicit theft' and 'clandestine acts' occur, even in the presence of light. It criticizes the 'evening youngsters' who come to drink and stagger, and the men who engage in 'illicit acts' while their wives are left unattended. The lyrics lament a 'herd that doesn't know culture' and a 'market where money and values are sold', pointing to a deep-seated corruption and lack of principles. The song concludes with a poignant question about where prosperity and goodness can come from amidst such disarray, urging listeners not to lose their minds to pleasure and trouble.
