Kaalangal Thorum Lyrics
From the movie Kungumam
Kaalangal Thorum Song Lyrics is the track from Kungumam Tamil Film – 1963, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, C. R. Vijayakumari, S. S. Rajendran, R. Muthuraman, S. V. Ranga Rao, Nagesh, O. A. K. Thevar, Manorama, Sharada. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Aa aahaa aahaa aahaa Oho ohoo oho
Kaalangal thorum Thirudargal irundhaar
Arivaayaa thozhi Adhi kaadhal thirudargal
Paadhi irundhaar Arivaayaa thozhi
Kaalangal thorum Thirudargal irundhaar
Arivaayaa thozhi Adhi kaadhal thirudargal
Paadhi irundhaar Arivaayaa thozhi
Vaasal thirandhaal Thirudan varuvaan
Manadhai thirandhaal Kaadhalan varuvaan
Vaasal thirandhaal Thirudan varuvaan
Manadhai thirandhaal Kaadhalan varuvaan
Kaadhal thirudargal Bayappada maattaar
Arivaayaa thozhi Kaadhal thirudargal
Bayappada maattaar Arivaayaa thozhi
Andha kalvarukkendroru Sattamum illai
Arivaayaa thozhi
Kaalangal thorum Thirudargal irundhaar
Arivaayaa thozhi Adhi kaadhal thirudargal
Paadhi irundhaar Arivaayaa thozhi
Thirudiya porulae Thirudanai virumbum
Nesathil oru pasathai vazhangum Thirudiya porulae
Thirudanai virumbum Nesathil oru pasathai vazhangum
Oruvarai oruvar thirudi kondaal Adhil mudivaedhu thozhi
Oruvarai oruvar thirudi kondaal Adhil mudivaedhu thozhi
Andha uthama thirudargal illai endraal Indha ulaghaedhu thozhi
Kaalangal thorum Thirudargal irundhaar
Arivaayaa thozhi Adhi kaadhal thirudargal
Paadhi irundhaar Arivaayaa thozhi
Aa aahaa aahaa aahaa Oho ohoo oho
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Kaalangal Thorum' from the 1963 film 'Kungumam' offers a charming and philosophical perspective on love, using the metaphor of 'thieves.' Penned by the legendary Kannadasan, the lyrics playfully suggest that throughout history, thieves have always existed, but a significant portion of them are 'love thieves.' It draws a clever parallel: while a common thief enters through an open door, a lover enters through an open heart, highlighting the voluntary and intimate nature of romantic connection.
The song further elaborates that these 'love thieves' are fearless and operate outside conventional laws. The most poignant aspect is the idea that in love, the 'stolen object' (the heart or person) willingly desires the 'thief' and reciprocates with profound affection. It questions the very notion of an 'end' when two individuals mutually 'steal' each other's hearts, implying an eternal and beautiful cycle. The lyrics conclude by asserting that without these 'noble thieves' of love, the world itself would cease to exist, underscoring love's essential and life-affirming role.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaalangal Thorum?
Kaalangal Thorum is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Kaalangal Thorum from?
The song Kaalangal Thorum is featured in the movie Kungumam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaalangal Thorum?
The lyrics for Kaalangal Thorum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kaalangal Thorum lyrics?
Yes! Kaalangal Thorum lyrics from Kungumam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaalangal Thorum lyrics?
The song 'Kaalangal Thorum' from the 1963 film 'Kungumam' offers a charming and philosophical perspective on love, using the metaphor of 'thieves.' Penned by the legendary Kannadasan, the lyrics playfully suggest that throughout history, thieves have always existed, but a significant portion of them are 'love thieves.' It draws a clever parallel: while a common thief enters through an open door, a lover enters through an open heart, highlighting the voluntary and intimate nature of romantic connection. The song further elaborates that these 'love thieves' are fearless and operate outside conventional laws. The most poignant aspect is the idea that in love, the 'stolen object' (the heart or person) willingly desires the 'thief' and reciprocates with profound affection. It questions the very notion of an 'end' when two individuals mutually 'steal' each other's hearts, implying an eternal and beautiful cycle. The lyrics conclude by asserting that without these 'noble thieves' of love, the world itself would cease to exist, underscoring love's essential and life-affirming role.
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