Kadavul Ninaithan Lyrics
From the movie Keezh Vaanam Sivakkum
Kadavul Ninaithan Song Lyrics is the track from Keezh Vaanam Sivakkum Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Saritha, Jaishankar, Sarath Babu, Menaka Suresh, Y. G. Mahendran, Venniradai Moorthy, Kathadi Ramamurthy, Manorama, Major Sundarrajan. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kadavul ninaithaan Mana naal koduthaan
Vaazhkkai undaanadhae Kalai magalae nee vaazhgavae
Avanae inaithaan uravai valarthaan Irandum ondraanadhae
Thiru maganae nee vaazhgavae Aayiram kaalamae vaazhavae thirumanam
Aayiram kaalamae vaazhavae thirumanam
Kadavul ninaithaan Mana naal koduthaan
Vaazhkkai undaanadhae Kalai magalae nee vaazhgavae
Avanae inaithaan uravai valarthaan Irandum ondraanadhae
Thiru maganae nee vaazhgavae
{Ezhil vaanam engum Pala vanna maegam
Azhaghaana veenai Aanadha raagam} (2)
Edhir kaala kaatru Edhu seiyum endru
Ariyaadha ullam Adhu dheiva vellam
Maalai nee katti vaithu Kondu vandha vaelai
Nal pottu vaithu ingu vandha kaalai Nee enni yaedhum illaiyammaa naalai
Kadavul ninaithaan Mana naal koduthaan
Vaazhkkai undaanadhae Kalai magalae nee vaazhgavae
Avanae inaithaan uravai valarthaan Irandum ondraanadhae
Thiru maganae nee vaazhgavae
{Mana maedai thandha Malar pondra penmai
Manavaalan kaiyil Vilaiyaattu bommai} (2)
Vilaiyaattu kaana Varugindra dheivam
Vilaiyaadumaanaal edhu Vaazhvil unmai
Kaalam nee kaigal thandhu Ingu vandha neram
Un kaadhil andru solli vaitha vaedham Un kattazhagum mangalamum vaazhga
Kadavul ninaithaan Mana naal koduthaan
Vaazhkkai undaanadhae Kalai magalae nee vaazhgavae
Avanae inaithaan uravai valarthaan Irandum ondraanadhae
Thiru maganae nee vaazhgavae Aayiram kaalamae vaazhavae thirumanam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a beautiful wedding blessing, celebrating the union of a couple as a divine act. It emphasizes that marriage is ordained by God, who brings two individuals together and fosters their relationship, making them one. The lyrics invoke blessings for both the bride (referred to as 'goddess of arts') and the groom ('auspicious son'), wishing their marriage to last for a thousand ages, highlighting the sanctity and permanence of the marital bond in Indian culture.
The song also touches upon the uncertainties of the future, comparing the unknown to a 'divine flood,' and advises the couple not to worry about what tomorrow holds. It portrays the bride as a delicate, flower-like figure, and the groom as the one who cherishes her. The lyrics conclude by reiterating the divine nature of their union and wishing eternal beauty and auspiciousness upon the couple, reinforcing the traditional values and hopes associated with marriage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadavul Ninaithan?
Kadavul Ninaithan is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kadavul Ninaithan from?
The song Kadavul Ninaithan is featured in the movie Keezh Vaanam Sivakkum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadavul Ninaithan?
The lyrics for Kadavul Ninaithan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Kadavul Ninaithan lyrics?
Yes! Kadavul Ninaithan lyrics from Keezh Vaanam Sivakkum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadavul Ninaithan lyrics?
This song is a beautiful wedding blessing, celebrating the union of a couple as a divine act. It emphasizes that marriage is ordained by God, who brings two individuals together and fosters their relationship, making them one. The lyrics invoke blessings for both the bride (referred to as 'goddess of arts') and the groom ('auspicious son'), wishing their marriage to last for a thousand ages, highlighting the sanctity and permanence of the marital bond in Indian culture. The song also touches upon the uncertainties of the future, comparing the unknown to a 'divine flood,' and advises the couple not to worry about what tomorrow holds. It portrays the bride as a delicate, flower-like figure, and the groom as the one who cherishes her. The lyrics conclude by reiterating the divine nature of their union and wishing eternal beauty and auspiciousness upon the couple, reinforcing the traditional values and hopes associated with marriage.