
Kaaveri Gangaikku Lyrics
From the movie Idhayaththil Oru Idam
Kaaveri Gangaikku Song Lyrics is the track from Idhayaththil Oru Idam Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Srikanth, Radhika Sarathkumar, Major Sundarrajan, Typist Gopu, Sukumari, Suruli Rajan, Manorama. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Lyricist Not Known.
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Kaavaeri gangaikku melae Kanniyar sangeetham polae
Raagangal maarum paadalgal maarum Paadidum naan ondru thaan
Kaavaeri gangaikku melae Kanniyar sangeetham polae
Raaraa raaraa raaraa Raaraa raaraa raaraa
Raaraaraa raaraaraa Raaraaraa raaraaraa
Naalukku naal ondru Aanandha kolangal
Naalaikku verondru Nadamaadum paarungal
Kaalangal konjam thaan Vaazh naal konja thaan
Yaar thottamo yaar pushpamo Naan sooduven
Pen endra sittukkal Poo mullai mottukkal
Kannan leelaigal…
Kaavaeri gangaikku melae Kanniyar sangeetham polae
Whistling :
Manjathil pala kodi Malar kondu podungal
Kalaiyaadha selaigal Azhagaaga vaarungal
Yaarukku yaar sondham Naalellaam aanandham
Poo vaasamae pon megalai Ennennavao
Raakkaala thottangal Ketkaamal vaarungal
Odattum kaalangal…
Raaraaraa rararara rararara raa Raaraaraa rararara rararara raa
Yenammaa raajaathi Yen indha vetkam thaan
Irubadhu vayadhaanaal Eppodhum sorgam thaan
Aadaigal maatrungal Jaadaigal maatrungal
Thaenaatrilae paal ootruvom Neeraaduvom
Pen endrum aan endrum Undaakkum dheivathai
Ennaalum vaazhthungal…
Kaavaeri gangaikku melae Kanniyar sangeetham polae
Raagangal maarum paadalgal maarum Paadidum naan ondru thaan
Kaavaeri gangaikku melae Kanniyar sangeetham polae
Song Meaning & Analysis
Kaaveri Gangaikku' from 'Idhayaththil Oru Idam' is a melodious and philosophical song that uses the imagery of sacred rivers and maiden's music to convey a message about the transient yet joyful nature of life. The lyrics suggest that while external elements like ragas and songs may change, the essence of the singer and the spirit of life remain constant. It encourages embracing each day as a new, joyful spectacle, acknowledging the brevity of time and life, and finding beauty and adornment in whatever comes one's way.
The song delves into themes of romance, youth, and the celebration of feminine beauty, likening women to delicate sparrows and jasmine buds, and their charm to Krishna's playful deeds. It playfully urges a beloved to shed shyness, especially in the prime of youth, and to indulge in the pleasures of love and intimacy. The lyrics paint a picture of uninhibited joy, inviting lovers to a "night-time garden" to let rhythms play, and to praise the divine creator of such beauty and connection. It's an ode to living fully, loving freely, and finding heaven in the present moment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaaveri Gangaikku?
Kaaveri Gangaikku is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன்.
Which movie is Kaaveri Gangaikku from?
The song Kaaveri Gangaikku is featured in the movie Idhayaththil Oru Idam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaaveri Gangaikku?
The lyrics for Kaaveri Gangaikku were written by Lyricist Not Known with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaaveri Gangaikku lyrics?
Yes! Kaaveri Gangaikku lyrics from Idhayaththil Oru Idam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaaveri Gangaikku lyrics?
Kaaveri Gangaikku' from 'Idhayaththil Oru Idam' is a melodious and philosophical song that uses the imagery of sacred rivers and maiden's music to convey a message about the transient yet joyful nature of life. The lyrics suggest that while external elements like ragas and songs may change, the essence of the singer and the spirit of life remain constant. It encourages embracing each day as a new, joyful spectacle, acknowledging the brevity of time and life, and finding beauty and adornment in whatever comes one's way. The song delves into themes of romance, youth, and the celebration of feminine beauty, likening women to delicate sparrows and jasmine buds, and their charm to Krishna's playful deeds. It playfully urges a beloved to shed shyness, especially in the prime of youth, and to indulge in the pleasures of love and intimacy. The lyrics paint a picture of uninhibited joy, inviting lovers to a "night-time garden" to let rhythms play, and to praise the divine creator of such beauty and connection. It's an ode to living fully, loving freely, and finding heaven in the present moment.





