
Kaatraga En Kadhal Lyrics
From the movie Kozhi Koovuthu (2012 )
Kaatraga En Kadhal Song Lyrics is the track from Kozhi Koovuthu (2012 ) Tamil Film – 2012. This song was sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by E. S. Ramraj. Lyrics works penned by Lyricist Not Known.
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Kaatraaga en kadhal Yaen dhooramaachchu
Aaagaaya nizhalkooda Yaen baaramaachchu
Naan enna kallaa mannaa Uyirthaanadaa
Yaen intha thunbam endru Nee solladaa
Uyir thantha uyirai theendi Pasi theerkkiraai
Uyiraana uyirin ullae Thee vaikkiraai
Yaen intha kadhal kalagamaachchu Uyirilae valikkuthae
Kaatraaga en kadhal Yaen dhooramaachchu
Aaagaaya nizhalkooda Yaen baaramaachchu
Pagalkooda iravai pola Niram maarum sathithanaa
Paadhaigal yadhumillai Nadai podaththaan
Poo pookkum tharunam paarththu Puyal seiyum sathithaano
Per sollum vaarththai enna Mozhi illaiyae
En kadhal pizhaigal indri Azhugindrathae
En paarvai idigal thaakki Udaigindrathae
Kadhalukku thaai illaiyaa Kadhal enna veen pizhaiyaa
Kaatraaga en kadhal Yaen dhooramaachchu
Aaagaaya nizhalkooda Yaen baaramaachchu
Karuvela mutgal nooru Kannooram thaikkirathae
Eesal pol kadhal ennai Moikkindrathae
Siraiyaana kozhi kunjaai Thaviyaaga thavikkirathae
Ini enna seiyum nenjam Miralgindrathae
Vedhai nella pola kadhal Adai kaakkiraen
Vedhaikkaamal vellam adikka Parivogiraen
Kadhalukku thaai illaiyaa Kadhal enna veen pizhaiyaa
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Kaatraaga en kadhal Yaen dhooramaachchu
Aaagaaya nizhalkooda Yaen baaramaachchu
Naan enna kallaa mannaa Uyirthaanadaa
Yaen intha thunbam endru Nee solladaa
Uyir thantha uyirai theendi Pasi theerkkiraai
Uyiraana uyirin ullae Thee vaikkiraai
Yaen intha kadhal kalagamaachchu Uyirilae valikkuthae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song expresses the deep anguish and confusion of a person whose love has inexplicably become distant and burdensome. The protagonist questions the nature of this suffering, feeling like a lifeless object despite being alive, and laments how the beloved, who once brought life, now inflicts pain and conflict. The lyrics vividly portray the emotional turmoil, where day feels like night, paths disappear, and even beautiful moments are overshadowed by sorrow, leaving the heart broken and speechless.
The song delves into the profound sense of betrayal and helplessness experienced when love, which should be nurturing, turns destructive. The imagery of thorns pricking the eyes, love swarming like termites, and the heart feeling like a caged chick or paddy seeds threatened by a flood, powerfully conveys the protagonist's despair. The repeated questions, "Doesn't love have a mother? Is love a futile mistake?", underscore the search for meaning and solace in a love that has become a source of immense pain and confusion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaatraga En Kadhal?
Kaatraga En Kadhal is sung by ஷங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Kaatraga En Kadhal from?
The song Kaatraga En Kadhal is featured in the movie Kozhi Koovuthu (2012 ).
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaatraga En Kadhal?
The lyrics for Kaatraga En Kadhal were written by Lyricist Not Known with music composed by E. S. Ramraj.
Is English translation available for Kaatraga En Kadhal lyrics?
Yes! Kaatraga En Kadhal lyrics from Kozhi Koovuthu (2012 ) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaatraga En Kadhal lyrics?
The song expresses the deep anguish and confusion of a person whose love has inexplicably become distant and burdensome. The protagonist questions the nature of this suffering, feeling like a lifeless object despite being alive, and laments how the beloved, who once brought life, now inflicts pain and conflict. The lyrics vividly portray the emotional turmoil, where day feels like night, paths disappear, and even beautiful moments are overshadowed by sorrow, leaving the heart broken and speechless. The song delves into the profound sense of betrayal and helplessness experienced when love, which should be nurturing, turns destructive. The imagery of thorns pricking the eyes, love swarming like termites, and the heart feeling like a caged chick or paddy seeds threatened by a flood, powerfully conveys the protagonist's despair. The repeated questions, "Doesn't love have a mother? Is love a futile mistake?", underscore the search for meaning and solace in a love that has become a source of immense pain and confusion.


