Kaayam Lyrics
From the movie Iravin Nizhal
Kaayam Song Lyrics is the track from Iravin Nizhal Tamil Film – 2022, Starring R. Parthiban, Anandha krishnan, Brigida Saga, Prathiksha Shankar, Sai Priyanka Ruth, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Robo Shankar, Sneha Kumar, Jai Bala, Rekha Nair. This song was sung by கதிஜா ரகுமான், தீப்தி சுரேஷ், சௌந்தர்யா பாலநந்தகுமார், வீனா முரளி மற்றும் சௌமியா மஹாதேவன். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Radhakrishnan Parthiban.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Female Chorus : Kaayam En un kan mun
Maayam Puthirum uthirum
Ahaha aha Aha ahangaaramen
Female Chorus : Paththini pavithra saabam Vidaathunnaiyae virattum
Mogaththil nee sikki aadathae Paazhaachu vaazhvae
Haiyo pei pisaasae Kannu poiyi nenjum poiyi
Yedaakoodamaa Kandhaga poo mulaikka
Karaiyaanum nelinthida Oo manam ingae sithaiya sathiya
Ya ya ya ya ya ya hey ei
Female Chorus : Saaththiramarinthu sooththiramidu Avasarapattu aathirappattaal
Avasthai nee paduvaai Nee kidu kiduvena uyara
Kevalam ellaam purinji Aasai mosam senja throgiyae
Female Chorus : Man moodi nee puthaiya Un meni puzhuth theeniyae
Female Chorus : Kuththamum krodhamum Kula naasamaaga
Keduththidum puththi iru vazhi kaththi Kuththiyavanai kaavu Adhu vaangaatho
Naavin rusikkum tholin pasikkum Virpanaiyaanavan virpannanaaginum Veenaa ponavanae
Female Chorus : Ba ba bakthi maargathilae
Un manam ammanam thanai kollumae
Un thiram manthiram vinai vellumae
Female Chorus : Kaayam En un kan mun
Maayam Puthirum uthirum
Ahaha aha Aha ahangaaramen
Female Chorus : {Kannethirae unnai Kondru maa maattru
Unnarisiyil variyavan per potru Udal uruppai pirar vaazha thanthidu
Irappae illaamalae iruppaai Nee illaamalae iruppaai } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Kaayam' from 'Iravin Nizhal' is a profound and haunting commentary on human failings, delivered with the intensity of a collective female voice. It begins by establishing themes of 'wound' and 'illusion' before the eyes, hinting at the deceptive nature of worldly existence and the pain it brings. The lyrics then launch into a powerful condemnation of lust, betrayal, and ego, describing the dire consequences of such actions—a chaste woman's curse, a ruined life, and the decay of the self, symbolized by 'sulfur flowers' and 'termites'. It warns against hasty decisions and the destructive nature of a mind driven by selfish desires, ultimately leading to one's own downfall and becoming 'food for worms'.
However, amidst this stark warning, the song also offers a path to redemption and liberation. It suggests that true understanding comes from knowing the 'scriptures' and planning wisely, rather than acting in anger. The latter part of the song emphasizes the transformative power of devotion, urging one to shed the ego ('kill its nakedness') and conquer karma through inner strength and mantra. The ultimate message is one of radical self-sacrifice: to 'kill yourself' (metaphorically, your ego), share your sustenance with the needy, and even donate your body parts for others to live. This act of ultimate selflessness, the song posits, leads to a paradoxical form of immortality—existing 'without death' and 'without yourself', transcending the individual self for a greater, eternal presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaayam?
Kaayam is sung by கதிஜா ரகுமான், தீப்தி சுரேஷ், சௌந்தர்யா பாலநந்தகுமார், வீனா முரளி மற்றும் சௌமியா மஹாதேவன்.
Which movie is Kaayam from?
The song Kaayam is featured in the movie Iravin Nizhal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaayam?
The lyrics for Kaayam were written by Radhakrishnan Parthiban with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Kaayam lyrics?
Yes! Kaayam lyrics from Iravin Nizhal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaayam lyrics?
The song 'Kaayam' from 'Iravin Nizhal' is a profound and haunting commentary on human failings, delivered with the intensity of a collective female voice. It begins by establishing themes of 'wound' and 'illusion' before the eyes, hinting at the deceptive nature of worldly existence and the pain it brings. The lyrics then launch into a powerful condemnation of lust, betrayal, and ego, describing the dire consequences of such actions—a chaste woman's curse, a ruined life, and the decay of the self, symbolized by 'sulfur flowers' and 'termites'. It warns against hasty decisions and the destructive nature of a mind driven by selfish desires, ultimately leading to one's own downfall and becoming 'food for worms'. However, amidst this stark warning, the song also offers a path to redemption and liberation. It suggests that true understanding comes from knowing the 'scriptures' and planning wisely, rather than acting in anger. The latter part of the song emphasizes the transformative power of devotion, urging one to shed the ego ('kill its nakedness') and conquer karma through inner strength and mantra. The ultimate message is one of radical self-sacrifice: to 'kill yourself' (metaphorically, your ego), share your sustenance with the needy, and even donate your body parts for others to live. This act of ultimate selflessness, the song posits, leads to a paradoxical form of immortality—existing 'without death' and 'without yourself', transcending the individual self for a greater, eternal presence.
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