Kaalangale Kann Paarungal Lyrics
From the movie Thennangkeetru
Kaalangale Kann Paarungal Song Lyrics is the track from Thennangkeetru Tamil Film – 1975, Starring Sujatha, Vijayakumar, Kalpana, Senthamarai, Jai Ganesh, Typist Gopu, Oru Viral Krishna Rao. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by G. K. Venkatesh. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kaalangalae kann paarungal Kavalai kanneer oru puram
Kadhal sugangal maru puram Veliyittu nirppathenna kaalangalae
Idhu aayiram malargalin thottam Idhil aasaiyil aadidum kottam
Idhu aayiram malargalin thottam Idhil aasaiyil aadidum kottam
Ingu naalukku naal oru aattam Idhu nadakkum varai mana vaattam
Kaalangalae kann paarungal
Aadaatha thogai isai paadatha kuyil Poovaatha pushpam mazhai pozhiyaatha megam
Veenaiyundu thanthiyillai Koyilundu vaasalillai
Yaaritta saabam yaarukku laabam
Tamarai poovil vandaadum kolam Malarnthathaanal vantha kadhal
Maathargal vaazhkkai malaruvathendraal Kaalaththil thirakkanum vaasal
Thaedi kuriththu oru paruvam varuvatharkku Iraivan arul vendum
Thalaivan thunai vendum Thennangkeettril oru thendral thazhuvi vara
Kaalam vara vendum Karunai thara vendum
Kaalangalae kann paarungal
Ilamai enbathu oru thanaiyaatha veri Adhu arivin kaaichal
Ananthathin marana padukkai
Ilamaiyilae oru sanniyaasi kolam varuvathu Iraivanin leelai
Ezhilmigu penmai malaraathirunthaal Eppadi varum manamaalai
Thaayin manathil oru sanjalam vanthathu
Aaruthal adaiyaathu anantham kidaiyaathu
Magalin vaazhvil oru mangalam illai
Thaaimai adaiyaathu thanimai tholaiyaathu
Kaalangalae kann paarungal
Idhu aayiram malargalin thottam Idhil aasaiyil aadidum kottam
Ingu naalukku naal oru aattam Idhu nadakkum varai mana vaattam
Kaalangalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant plea to 'Time' itself, personified as a powerful entity that controls destiny and happiness. It expresses the deep anguish of unfulfilled desires, particularly focusing on the plight of a young woman whose life remains unblossomed, likely due to delayed marriage or lack of a suitable partner. The lyrics paint a picture of a world full of potential ("garden of a thousand flowers") where joy is held captive by time's indifference. The metaphors of a silent cuckoo, a stringless veena, and a temple without an entrance powerfully convey a sense of incompleteness and longing, questioning the purpose of such a state and whose 'curse' it might be.
The song delves into the emotional turmoil of a mother witnessing her daughter's youth fading without the fulfillment of womanhood. It highlights the societal expectation of marriage and motherhood for women, portraying the absence of these as a source of profound sorrow and loneliness for both the daughter and the mother. The lyrics emphasize that for life to truly blossom, divine grace, a partner, and the opportune moment are crucial. It's a heartfelt cry for compassion from time, urging it to allow the natural progression of life, love, and happiness to unfold before youth's vibrant energy turns into a 'deathbed of joy'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaalangale Kann Paarungal?
Kaalangale Kann Paarungal is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kaalangale Kann Paarungal from?
The song Kaalangale Kann Paarungal is featured in the movie Thennangkeetru.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaalangale Kann Paarungal?
The lyrics for Kaalangale Kann Paarungal were written by Kannadasan with music composed by G. K. Venkatesh.
Is English translation available for Kaalangale Kann Paarungal lyrics?
Yes! Kaalangale Kann Paarungal lyrics from Thennangkeetru include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaalangale Kann Paarungal lyrics?
This song is a poignant plea to 'Time' itself, personified as a powerful entity that controls destiny and happiness. It expresses the deep anguish of unfulfilled desires, particularly focusing on the plight of a young woman whose life remains unblossomed, likely due to delayed marriage or lack of a suitable partner. The lyrics paint a picture of a world full of potential ("garden of a thousand flowers") where joy is held captive by time's indifference. The metaphors of a silent cuckoo, a stringless veena, and a temple without an entrance powerfully convey a sense of incompleteness and longing, questioning the purpose of such a state and whose 'curse' it might be. The song delves into the emotional turmoil of a mother witnessing her daughter's youth fading without the fulfillment of womanhood. It highlights the societal expectation of marriage and motherhood for women, portraying the absence of these as a source of profound sorrow and loneliness for both the daughter and the mother. The lyrics emphasize that for life to truly blossom, divine grace, a partner, and the opportune moment are crucial. It's a heartfelt cry for compassion from time, urging it to allow the natural progression of life, love, and happiness to unfold before youth's vibrant energy turns into a 'deathbed of joy'.
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