Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile Lyrics
From the movie Parisu
Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile Song Lyrics is the track from Parisu Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey Kaadhalenum padagu vitten…en
Maalai varai otti vanthen Marukaraikku kootti vanthen
Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey Kaadhalenum padagu vitten…en
Maalai varai otti vanthen Marukaraikku kootti vanthen
Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey
Odam endru ninaiththirunthen Odum endru ninaithathillai
Odam endru ninaiththirunthen Odum endru ninaithathillai
Naadum endrae naadi nindren Naadagam endru ennavillai
Naadum endrae naadi nindren Naadagam endru ennavillai
Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey
Idhayam endra koottinilae Iruvarukku idamillai
Idhayam endra koottinilae Iruvarukku idamillai
Oruvanukkae oruthi endrae Ulagai vittae odugindren
Oruvanukkae oruthi endrae Ulagai vittae odugindren
Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey Kaadhalenum padagu vitten…en
Maalai varai otti vanthen Marukaraikku kootti vanthen
Kaalam enum nadhiyinilaeey
Dhevanavan thiruvadigal varugavae Sinthanaikku amaidhi endrum tharugavae
Koodum ilankkaadhalargal vaazhgavae Kaadhal kondavargal tholviyindri
Vaazhgavaevaazhgavaevaazhgavae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile" from the 1963 film 'Parisu' uses the profound metaphor of time as a river and love as a boat. The protagonist embarks on this journey of love, steering it diligently until evening, symbolizing a significant period of effort and commitment, eventually reaching the 'other shore' – perhaps a desired destination or a point of resolution. However, this initial optimism is soon met with disillusionment, as the boat of love, initially perceived as stable and enduring, turns out to be transient and prone to drifting. The singer's expectation of finding a 'country' (a stable home or belonging) in love is shattered by the realization that it was merely a 'drama', implying deceit or a superficial experience.
This poignant realization leads to a declaration of exclusivity and fidelity: "In the cage called heart, there is no room for two." The protagonist firmly believes in the principle of "one woman for one man" and, in the face of this betrayal or complexity, chooses to 'flee from this world', indicating a profound sense of hurt and a desire for solitude or escape from such emotional turmoil. Despite personal pain, the song concludes with a prayer for divine intervention, seeking peace for the mind and offering blessings for all true young lovers, wishing them a life free from defeat, highlighting a universal hope for enduring love even amidst personal heartbreak.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile?
Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile from?
The song Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile is featured in the movie Parisu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile?
The lyrics for Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile lyrics?
Yes! Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile lyrics from Parisu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile lyrics?
The song "Kaalamennum Nadhiyinile" from the 1963 film 'Parisu' uses the profound metaphor of time as a river and love as a boat. The protagonist embarks on this journey of love, steering it diligently until evening, symbolizing a significant period of effort and commitment, eventually reaching the 'other shore' – perhaps a desired destination or a point of resolution. However, this initial optimism is soon met with disillusionment, as the boat of love, initially perceived as stable and enduring, turns out to be transient and prone to drifting. The singer's expectation of finding a 'country' (a stable home or belonging) in love is shattered by the realization that it was merely a 'drama', implying deceit or a superficial experience. This poignant realization leads to a declaration of exclusivity and fidelity: "In the cage called heart, there is no room for two." The protagonist firmly believes in the principle of "one woman for one man" and, in the face of this betrayal or complexity, chooses to 'flee from this world', indicating a profound sense of hurt and a desire for solitude or escape from such emotional turmoil. Despite personal pain, the song concludes with a prayer for divine intervention, seeking peace for the mind and offering blessings for all true young lovers, wishing them a life free from defeat, highlighting a universal hope for enduring love even amidst personal heartbreak.
