Kadhal Illamal Lyrics
From the movie Thaalam
Kadhal Illamal Song Lyrics is the track from Thaalam Tamil Film – 1999. This song was sung by ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ், பாலக்காட் ஸ்ரீராம். The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamalae saava
Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae
Nam uyirin arththam Kaadhalae
Indha ulagam asaivathum Kaadhalae
Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamalae saava
Ohooooooo {Thaenin iniyathu
Kaadhalae Uyir dhegam thanthathu
Kaadhalae} (2)
Nam uyirin arththam Kaadhalae
Indha ulagam asaivathum Kaadhalae
{Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamal Saavadhu saava} (2)
Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae
Nam uyirin arththam Kaadhalae
Indha ulagam asaivathum Kaadhalae
{Kaadhalin mozhiyil Oli kidaiyathu
Valarpirai valarnthal Osaigal yethu} (2)
Kaadhalin valiyil Vali kidaiyathu
Mottukkal udainthaal Kodi thudikkathu
{Orr irulil therivathu Kaadhalae
Orr oliyil maraivathu Kaadhalae} (2)
{Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamal Saavadhu saava} (2)
{Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae} (2)
Kaadhaliththal Puthu nesam varum
Poo kodikalukkum Poo vasam varum
Andha kadavul iruppathu Melulagam
Indha kaadhal iruppathu Kilulagam
Kadavul iruppathu Thooramada
Un kaadhal iruppathu Anmaiyada
Nee kadavulai adaivathu Saththiyama
Illai kaadhalai adaivathu Saththiyama
Nee kaadhalai adaivathu Saththiyamae saththiyamae
Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamalae saava
Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamalae saava
Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae
Nam uyirin arththam Kaadhalae
Indha ulagam asaivathum Kaadhalae
{Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamal Saavadhu saava} (2)
{Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae} (2)
Kaadhalae…4
{Kaadhal illamal Vazhvathum vazhvaa
Kaadhal illamal Saavadhu saava} (2)
{Thaenin iniyathu Kaadhalae
Uyir dhegam thanthathu Kaadhalae} (2)
Kaadhalae…16
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kadhal Illamal" from the movie 'Thaalam' is a profound ode to the essence of love, portraying it not just as an emotion but as the fundamental force of existence. The lyrics question the very meaning of life and death without love, asserting that love is sweeter than honey, the giver of life and body, and the ultimate meaning of our being. It suggests that the entire world's movement and purpose are rooted in love, elevating it to a cosmic principle.
Vairamuthu's lyrics beautifully articulate love's subtle yet powerful nature, comparing its silent growth to that of the waxing moon and its profound pain to a creeper that doesn't outwardly tremble even when its buds break. The song contrasts divine love (God in the upper world, far away) with human love (on earth, near and attainable), emphasizing that experiencing love is more tangible and achievable than reaching divinity. It's a philosophical exploration that champions love as the most accessible and vital truth of human experience, making life truly meaningful.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadhal Illamal?
Kadhal Illamal is sung by ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ், பாலக்காட் ஸ்ரீராம்.
Which movie is Kadhal Illamal from?
The song Kadhal Illamal is featured in the movie Thaalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadhal Illamal?
The lyrics for Kadhal Illamal were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Kadhal Illamal lyrics?
Yes! Kadhal Illamal lyrics from Thaalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadhal Illamal lyrics?
The song "Kadhal Illamal" from the movie 'Thaalam' is a profound ode to the essence of love, portraying it not just as an emotion but as the fundamental force of existence. The lyrics question the very meaning of life and death without love, asserting that love is sweeter than honey, the giver of life and body, and the ultimate meaning of our being. It suggests that the entire world's movement and purpose are rooted in love, elevating it to a cosmic principle. Vairamuthu's lyrics beautifully articulate love's subtle yet powerful nature, comparing its silent growth to that of the waxing moon and its profound pain to a creeper that doesn't outwardly tremble even when its buds break. The song contrasts divine love (God in the upper world, far away) with human love (on earth, near and attainable), emphasizing that experiencing love is more tangible and achievable than reaching divinity. It's a philosophical exploration that champions love as the most accessible and vital truth of human experience, making life truly meaningful.
