
Kaathal Vanthiruchu Lyrics
From the movie Kalyanaraman
Kaathal Vanthiruchu Song Lyrics is the track from Kalyanaraman Tamil Film – 1979, Starring Kamal Haasan, Sridevi, Major Sundarrajan, Manorama. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Aahaan… haahaan… Hahaahaan… aahahaahaan
Aahaan… haa… haa… haan…
Aahaan… haahaan… Hahaahaan… aahahaahaan
Aahaane vanthuruchae Aahahaan odi vandhen
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Paalum pazhamum thaevailla Thookkamilla
Paal vadiyum poo mugatha Paakka vandhen
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kazhudhaiya pol undhan nadaiyla Andangkaakkaiya pol undhan kuralila
Aang haaa…
Kavidhaiya pol undhan nadaiyla Pacha kiliyinai pol undhan kuralilae
Ennanga mayangi mayangi mayangi
Ennanga mayangi mayangi mayangi Aduthadhu enna marandhu pochae…
Haaaa… nyaabagam vanthiruchu Jodi nee chinna raani
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kannathil kudukkura mutham onnu Adha kadanaa kuduthaa thappu enna
Kannathil kudukkura mutham onnu Adha kadanaa kuduthaa thappu enna
Sithira sirukki suthura porukki Aiyaiya yaiyaiyo marandhu pochae…
Haaan… sithira silaiyae suthura nelavae
Sengani chuvaiyae sittrinba nadhiyae
Aa vandhiruchu mogam nenjukkulla
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Kezhakkae pogum rayililae Un ilama oonjalil aadudhae
Kezhakkae pogum rayililae Un ilama oonjalil aadudhae
Anna kiliyae bathira kaali Chittu kuruvi kavari maanae
Vegam vanthiruchu Vaadi nee chinna raani
Kaadhal vanthuruchu Aasaiyil odi vandhen
Paalum pazhamum thaevailla Thookkamilla
Paal vadiyum poo mugatha Paakka vandhen
Aahaan… haahaan… Hahaahaan… aahahaahaan
Aahaan… haahaan… Hahaahaan… aahahaahaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaathal Vanthiruchu" from 'Kalyanaraman' is a joyous and playful declaration of love. The male protagonist expresses his overwhelming feelings, stating that love has arrived and he has come running with desire. He is so smitten that he doesn't need food or sleep; all he wants is to gaze upon his beloved's beautiful, innocent face. The lyrics are characterized by a charming back-and-forth, where the singer comically forgets his lines or playfully teases his love interest with absurd comparisons (like a donkey's walk or a crow's voice) before quickly correcting himself with poetic praises (like a walk like a poem or a voice like a parrot). This lighthearted banter highlights the fresh, innocent, and slightly clumsy nature of new love.
The song continues to build on this playful romance, with the protagonist asking for a kiss in return for one given, framing it as a 'loan'. He again playfully misidentifies his beloved before showering her with sweet metaphors, calling her a "Chithirai statue," a "wandering moon," and a "river of small pleasures." The recurring theme is his heart being filled with desire and his eagerness to be with his "little queen." The imagery of youth swinging on a train going east further emphasizes the vibrant, energetic, and hopeful nature of their budding romance, culminating in a reaffirmation of his deep affection and desire to be near her.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaathal Vanthiruchu?
Kaathal Vanthiruchu is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Kaathal Vanthiruchu from?
The song Kaathal Vanthiruchu is featured in the movie Kalyanaraman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaathal Vanthiruchu?
The lyrics for Kaathal Vanthiruchu were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaathal Vanthiruchu lyrics?
Yes! Kaathal Vanthiruchu lyrics from Kalyanaraman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaathal Vanthiruchu lyrics?
The song "Kaathal Vanthiruchu" from 'Kalyanaraman' is a joyous and playful declaration of love. The male protagonist expresses his overwhelming feelings, stating that love has arrived and he has come running with desire. He is so smitten that he doesn't need food or sleep; all he wants is to gaze upon his beloved's beautiful, innocent face. The lyrics are characterized by a charming back-and-forth, where the singer comically forgets his lines or playfully teases his love interest with absurd comparisons (like a donkey's walk or a crow's voice) before quickly correcting himself with poetic praises (like a walk like a poem or a voice like a parrot). This lighthearted banter highlights the fresh, innocent, and slightly clumsy nature of new love. The song continues to build on this playful romance, with the protagonist asking for a kiss in return for one given, framing it as a 'loan'. He again playfully misidentifies his beloved before showering her with sweet metaphors, calling her a "Chithirai statue," a "wandering moon," and a "river of small pleasures." The recurring theme is his heart being filled with desire and his eagerness to be with his "little queen." The imagery of youth swinging on a train going east further emphasizes the vibrant, energetic, and hopeful nature of their budding romance, culminating in a reaffirmation of his deep affection and desire to be near her.


