
Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum Lyrics
From the movie Valli Mayil
Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum Song Lyrics is the track from Valli Mayil Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Vijay Antony, Faria Abdullah, Sathyaraj, Bharathiraja, Sunil Varma, Thambi Ramaiah, Redin Kingsley, Singampuli, Aranthangi Nisha, Kani Agathiyan. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by M. A. Kaja.
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Kadavul endru sonnaalum Karthar endru uraiththaalum
Muruga endru mozhinthaalum Allaah endru azhaiththaalum
Ellaa deivam ondraagummmmm… Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum…
Male and Chorus : Kadavul endru sonnaalum
Karthar endru uraiththaalum Muruga endru mozhinthaalum
Allaah endru azhaiththaalum Ellaa deivam ondraagum
Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum…
Mannil pirantha manitharellaam Oru madhaa vayittru pillaigalae
Mannil pirantha manitharellaam Oru madhaa vayittru pillaigalae
Pirappil irappil bedhamillai Udal uruppil kooda maattramillai…
Udal uruppil kooda maattramillai…
Male and Chorus : Kadavul endru sonnaalum
Karthar endru uraiththaalum Muruga endru mozhinthaalum
Allaah endru azhaiththaalum Ellaa deivam ondraagum
Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum…
Uzhaiththu pizhaikkum oru varkkam Avar uzhaippil thilaikkum oru varkkam
Uzhaiththu pizhaikkum oru varkkam Avar uzhaippil thilaikkum oru varkkam
Yaeiththu pizhaikkum oru varkkam Ingu yaemaanthu nirkkum oru varkkam
Ingu yaemaanthu nirkkum oru varkkam
Kadavul endru sonnaalum Karthar endru uraiththaalum
Muruga endru mozhinthaalum Allaah endru azhaiththaalum
Ellaa deivam ondraagummmmm… Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum…
Manithan seiyyum sathiyilthaan Madhamum jaathiyum uruvaachchu
Manithan seiyyum sathiyilthaan Madhamum jaathiyum uruvaachchu
Manitha thanmai ullavarthaan Madhaththil jaathiyil uyarnthavargal
Madhaththil jaathiyil uyarnthavargal
Male and Chorus : Kadavul endru sonnaalum
Karthar endru uraiththaalum Muruga endru mozhinthaalum
Allaah endru azhaiththaalum Ellaa deivam ondraagum
Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum… Ellaa deivam ondraagum
Adhai enni thelinthaal nandraagum…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Valli Mayil' is a powerful anthem advocating for universal brotherhood and equality. It critiques societal divisions based on religion, caste, and economic status, asserting that all humans are fundamentally the same, born from a common origin, and share the same biological makeup. The lyrics emphasize that the names given to God may differ, but the divine essence is singular, urging listeners to embrace this truth for a better world.
Beyond spiritual unity, the song also highlights socio-economic disparities, pointing out the stark contrast between those who labor, those who exploit labor, those who deceive, and those who are deceived. It concludes by stating that religion and caste are human constructs born out of deceit, and true superiority lies not in these divisions but in one's inherent humanity and compassion. The message is a timeless call for unity, justice, and human dignity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum?
Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum from?
The song Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum is featured in the movie Valli Mayil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum?
The lyrics for Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum were written by M. A. Kaja with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum lyrics?
Yes! Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum lyrics from Valli Mayil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadavul Endru Sonnaalum lyrics?
This song from 'Valli Mayil' is a powerful anthem advocating for universal brotherhood and equality. It critiques societal divisions based on religion, caste, and economic status, asserting that all humans are fundamentally the same, born from a common origin, and share the same biological makeup. The lyrics emphasize that the names given to God may differ, but the divine essence is singular, urging listeners to embrace this truth for a better world. Beyond spiritual unity, the song also highlights socio-economic disparities, pointing out the stark contrast between those who labor, those who exploit labor, those who deceive, and those who are deceived. It concludes by stating that religion and caste are human constructs born out of deceit, and true superiority lies not in these divisions but in one's inherent humanity and compassion. The message is a timeless call for unity, justice, and human dignity.


