Kadhal Pisaasae Lyrics

From the movie Run

Kadhal Pisaasae Song Lyrics is the track from Run Tamil Film – 2004. This song was sung by உதித் நாராயண். The music was composed by Vidya Sagar. Lyrics works penned by Yuga Bharathi.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorVidya Sagar

LyricistYuga Bharathi

Singers

உந

Singerஉதித் நாராயண்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Na nana na naa nana naa naa naa naa na naaa
Na nana na naa nana naa naa naa naa na naaa

Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae Aetho sowkiyam paravayillai
Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae Nanum avasthayum paravayillai

Thanimaigal paravayillai Thavippukalum paravayillai
Kanavennai kothi thindral paravayillai Iravugalum paravayillai
Imsaikalum paravayillai Ippadiyae sethu poanaal paravayillai

Kadhal pisaasae… love love love le… Kadhal pisaasae… love love love le…
Kadhal pisaasae… love love love le… Kadhal pisaasae …
Ulle le le le le leylo … ulle ley lo Ulle le le le le leylo …lele ley lo
Ulle le le le le leylo … ulle ley lo Ulle le le le le leylo … leleley lo

Konjam ularal konjam sinungal Rendum kuduthaai nee nee nee

Konjam sinungal konjam padhungal Kattru kuduthaai nee nee nee
Ayyo ayyayo en meesaikum Poovaasam nee thanthu poanaayadi

Payya aae payya En swaasathil aan vaasam
Neeyendru aanaayada

Adi poadi kurumbukaari Azhagaana kodumaikaari
Moochu mutta mutham thanthaal paravayillai

Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae

Aetho sowkiyam paravayillai

Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae

Naanum avasthayum paravayillai

Kadhal pisaasae Kadhal pisaasae

Konjam sirithaai konjam maraithaai Vetka kavithai nee nee nee

Konjam kudithaai konjam nadithaai Rettai piravi nee nee nee

Amma ammamma en thaaiodum pesaatha Mounathai neeyae sonnaai

Appa appappa naan yaaroadum pesaatha Muthathai neeyae thanthaai

Anju vayathu pillai polae Achacho koochathalae
Konji konji ennai kondraal paravayillai

Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae Aetho sowkiyam paravayillai
Kadhal pisaasae kadhal pisaasae Nanum avasthayum paravayillai
Thanimaigal Paravayillai
Thavippugal Paravayillai
Kanavennai kothi thindral paravayillai Iravugalum
Paravayillai Imsaikalum
Paravayillai Ippadiyae sethu poanaal paravayillai

Le le ulley ley … le le ulley ley … le le ulley ley…
Le le ulley ley … le le ulley ley … le le ulley ley…

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song captures the intense emotional rollercoaster of being deeply in love. The verses describe the beloved's charming quirks – her babbling, whining, shyness, and dual nature – which both delight and 'torment' the singer. He marvels at how she brings a 'fragrance of flowers' to his very being and how she makes him feel things he's never expressed to anyone else, even his parents. The repeated refrain of 'it's okay' underscores a complete and utter devotion, where every aspect of this love, no matter how challenging, is welcomed and cherished.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kadhal Pisaasae?

Kadhal Pisaasae is sung by உதித் நாராயண்.

Which movie is Kadhal Pisaasae from?

The song Kadhal Pisaasae is featured in the movie Run.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kadhal Pisaasae?

The lyrics for Kadhal Pisaasae were written by Yuga Bharathi with music composed by Vidya Sagar.

Is English translation available for Kadhal Pisaasae lyrics?

Yes! Kadhal Pisaasae lyrics from Run include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kadhal Pisaasae lyrics?

This song, 'Kadhal Pisaasae' (Love Devil), from the movie 'Run', is a vibrant and playful ode to the intoxicating and often maddening nature of love. The lyrics personify love as a 'devil' – a mischievous, tormenting, yet ultimately irresistible force. The singer expresses a profound surrender to this love, declaring that all the accompanying discomforts like solitude, yearning, sleepless nights, and even the possibility of dying from this love, are perfectly acceptable. It's a joyful acceptance of love's overwhelming power, embracing both its sweetness and its pain. The song captures the intense emotional rollercoaster of being deeply in love. The verses describe the beloved's charming quirks – her babbling, whining, shyness, and dual nature – which both delight and 'torment' the singer. He marvels at how she brings a 'fragrance of flowers' to his very being and how she makes him feel things he's never expressed to anyone else, even his parents. The repeated refrain of 'it's okay' underscores a complete and utter devotion, where every aspect of this love, no matter how challenging, is welcomed and cherished.