Kaathalo Kathal Lyrics
From the movie Thenkinnam
Kaathalo Kathal Song Lyrics is the track from Thenkinnam Tamil Film – 1971, Starring Nagesh, Vijayalalitha, V. K. Ramasamy, Cho Ramaswamy, M. R. R. Vasu, Suruli Rajan, Sachu. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Kumaradevan.
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Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Kaalam vanthathu neram thanthathu kadhal Kaalam vanthathu neram thanthathu kadhal
Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Kaayaai irunthathu kaniyaai kaninthathu kadhal
Kaayaai irunthathu kaniyaai kaninthathu kadhal
Maiyaalae kulichchu manmathan aanavarae Maiyaalae kulichchu manmathan aanavarae
Kaiyaalae konjam anaikattumaa Ponnaana udambu punnaagalaama
Ponnaana udambu punnaagalaama Poovaalae oththadam kudukkattumaa
Poovaalae oththadam kudukkattumaa
Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Pompalaiyaa poranthu Aampalaiyaa valarntha
Pompalaiyaa poranthu Aampalaiyaa valarntha
Pokkiriyonnu uttuputtaen Appadiyilla ippadithaannu
Appadiyilla ippadithaannu appuramaa therinju Thottukittaen ippa ottikkittaen
Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Antha kadhai pazhasu intha kadhai pudhusu Antha kadhai pazhasu intha kadhai pudhusu
Aarambam ippo sarithaanaa Yaennu ketkka yaarumae illai
Yaennu ketkka yaarumae illai Inimael thaviththida viduvenaa
Kannaana kadhalukku Advance vaangittu
Kannaana kadhalukku Advance vaangittu
Kadhalikka vanthaen ippo ippo Maappillai ponnaa manjaththil onnaa
Maappillai ponnaa manjaththil onnaa Konjaamal konjuvathu eppo eppo
Kadhalo kadhal kadhalo kadhal
Kaayaai irunthathu kaniyaai kaninthathu kadhal
Kaalam vanthathu neram thanthathu kadhal
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaathalo Kathal" from the 1971 movie 'Thenkinnam' is a playful and passionate duet that celebrates the blossoming of love. The lyrics express the joy and anticipation of two individuals realizing their deep affection for each other. The recurring phrase "Is it love, oh love?" sets a tone of wonder and confirmation, as the protagonists acknowledge that their feelings have matured from a nascent stage ("raw fruit") to a ripe and fulfilling emotion. The song captures the essence of a love that has been destined by time and circumstance, now ready to be fully embraced.
The verses delve into the intimate desires and playful banter between the lovers. The female voice teases her beloved, comparing him to Manmatha, the god of love, and expresses her longing to embrace him gently, fearing to harm his "golden body." The male voice, in turn, recounts his initial misjudgment of her as a "rogue" due to her strong demeanor, only to realize her true nature and fall deeply in love. The song culminates in an eager anticipation of their union, questioning when they will finally be together as bride and groom, free to express their affection without restraint, signifying a readiness for marital bliss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaathalo Kathal?
Kaathalo Kathal is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Kaathalo Kathal from?
The song Kaathalo Kathal is featured in the movie Thenkinnam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaathalo Kathal?
The lyrics for Kaathalo Kathal were written by Kumaradevan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kaathalo Kathal lyrics?
Yes! Kaathalo Kathal lyrics from Thenkinnam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaathalo Kathal lyrics?
The song "Kaathalo Kathal" from the 1971 movie 'Thenkinnam' is a playful and passionate duet that celebrates the blossoming of love. The lyrics express the joy and anticipation of two individuals realizing their deep affection for each other. The recurring phrase "Is it love, oh love?" sets a tone of wonder and confirmation, as the protagonists acknowledge that their feelings have matured from a nascent stage ("raw fruit") to a ripe and fulfilling emotion. The song captures the essence of a love that has been destined by time and circumstance, now ready to be fully embraced. The verses delve into the intimate desires and playful banter between the lovers. The female voice teases her beloved, comparing him to Manmatha, the god of love, and expresses her longing to embrace him gently, fearing to harm his "golden body." The male voice, in turn, recounts his initial misjudgment of her as a "rogue" due to her strong demeanor, only to realize her true nature and fall deeply in love. The song culminates in an eager anticipation of their union, questioning when they will finally be together as bride and groom, free to express their affection without restraint, signifying a readiness for marital bliss.
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