Kadhal Azhaga Lyrics
From the movie Paattali
Kadhal Azhaga Song Lyrics is the track from Paattali Tamil Film – 1999, Starring R. Sarathkumar, Ramya Krishnan, Devayani, Vadivelu, Manivannan, Anandaraj, Sujatha, Anu Mohan, Crane Manohar, Kovai Sarala. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன் மற்றும் சுஜாதா. The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. Lyrics works penned by Kalai Kumar.
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Kaadhal azhaga kaadhal pen azhaga Kamban maganidam nan ketkindren
Kangal azhaga kannangal azhaga Kavidhai eluthida nan yenginen
En kaadhal kalvettil Nam per sethukuven
En nenjin velvetil Unnai pathukuven
Antha vennilavilae unthan Padathaiyae otti vitu varuven…
Kaadhal azhaga kaadhal pen azhaga Kamban maganidam nan ketkindren
Latcham pookkal Otti veitha sirppam
Pakkam vanthum kannil Enna vetkkam
Ennai theendaaiyo Nee ennai theendaaiyoo
Oosi malli paarvai Ennai killum
Ullam rendum ondrai Ondru allum
Minnal thondraathoo Vanna minnal thondraathoo
Kaiyodu kai korthaal Atcham thaan vilagadhoo
Ooyaamal nee paathaal Matcham thaan nagaraadhoo
Un kannin meengalai Paarthu vittadhaal saiva vaazhkai vaazhven
Kaadhal azhaga kaadhal pen azhaga Kamban maganidam nan ketkindren
Aaakangal azhaga kannangal azhaga Kavidhai eluthida nan yenginen
Aaaaaaaa
Ennai unnil adagu Vaika varuven
China china mutha Vatti tharuven
Kaadhal kadanthaanae ithu Kaadhal kadanthaanae
Ichu ichu satham Ennai thaanae
Kichu kichu moota Sokki poven
Kaadhal kadal thaanae Ithu kaadhal kadal thaanae
Un aadai nanaaga Kenjithan ketpenae
Udhataalae maruthalum Ulloora rasipenae
Ada kadhal paadamthan Mudinthu ponathae paritchai eluthalama
Yae kaadhal azhaga kaadhal pen azhaga Kamban maganidam nan ketkindren
Kangal azhaga kannangal azhaga Kavidhai eluthida nan yenginen
En kaadhal kalvettil Nam per sethukuven
En nenjin velvetil Unnai pathukuven
Antha vennilavilae unthan Padathaiyae otti vitu varuven…
Song Meaning & Analysis
Kadhal Azhaga is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1999 Tamil film 'Paattali', beautifully sung by Hariharan and Sujatha. The song captures the initial stages of intense infatuation and playful courtship between two lovers. The male protagonist, in a poetic and philosophical tone, questions whether love itself is more beautiful or the beloved woman, drawing comparisons to the legendary poet Kambar. He expresses his deep admiration for her physical features, particularly her eyes and cheeks, and vows to immortalize their love by carving their names on a stone inscription and hiding her image in his heart and even on the moon.
The lyrics further delve into the playful banter and longing between the couple. The male voice describes his beloved as a 'sculpture made of a million flowers' and playfully teases her shyness. He expresses his desire for her touch and the electrifying effect of her gaze. The female voice, in turn, responds with equally passionate and teasing lines, offering 'kiss-interest' on their 'love loan' and describing love as an endless ocean. The song culminates in a playful challenge, suggesting that the 'lesson of love' is over and it's time to 'write the exam,' implying a deeper commitment or consummation of their feelings. The overall mood is one of joyous, passionate, and slightly mischievous romance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadhal Azhaga?
Kadhal Azhaga is sung by ஹரிஹரன் மற்றும் சுஜாதா.
Which movie is Kadhal Azhaga from?
The song Kadhal Azhaga is featured in the movie Paattali.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadhal Azhaga?
The lyrics for Kadhal Azhaga were written by Kalai Kumar with music composed by S. A. Rajkumar.
Is English translation available for Kadhal Azhaga lyrics?
Yes! Kadhal Azhaga lyrics from Paattali include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadhal Azhaga lyrics?
Kadhal Azhaga is a quintessential romantic duet from the 1999 Tamil film 'Paattali', beautifully sung by Hariharan and Sujatha. The song captures the initial stages of intense infatuation and playful courtship between two lovers. The male protagonist, in a poetic and philosophical tone, questions whether love itself is more beautiful or the beloved woman, drawing comparisons to the legendary poet Kambar. He expresses his deep admiration for her physical features, particularly her eyes and cheeks, and vows to immortalize their love by carving their names on a stone inscription and hiding her image in his heart and even on the moon. The lyrics further delve into the playful banter and longing between the couple. The male voice describes his beloved as a 'sculpture made of a million flowers' and playfully teases her shyness. He expresses his desire for her touch and the electrifying effect of her gaze. The female voice, in turn, responds with equally passionate and teasing lines, offering 'kiss-interest' on their 'love loan' and describing love as an endless ocean. The song culminates in a playful challenge, suggesting that the 'lesson of love' is over and it's time to 'write the exam,' implying a deeper commitment or consummation of their feelings. The overall mood is one of joyous, passionate, and slightly mischievous romance.