Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai Lyrics
From the movie Rangeela
Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai Song Lyrics is the track from Rangeela Tamil Film – 1995. This song was sung by உன்னி கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் கவிதா கிருஷ்ணமூர்த்தி. The music was composed by A. R. Rahman. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Kaadhali nee Enna seidhaaiyoo
En kangalil Pugundhu kondaayoo
En kannodu ullae sendru Nenjellaam alli kondu
Jeevanukkul paai virithu Palli kondaayoo
Kaadhala nee Enna seidhaaiyoo
Kangalil pugundhu kondaayoo En kannodu ullae sendru
Nenjellaam alli kondu Paavaikkul paai virithu
Palli kondaayoo
Aaaaaaaaaa Mannukkul ullathellaam
Kandu sella koodavillai Pennukkul ullathenna
Thedal innum theeravillai
Manmadhan uruvathai Yaarum paarkavillai
Manjathil muzhu inbam Manitha jaadhi kaanavillai
Pala kodi makkal vandhu Parugithaan pona pinnum
Maarungkaadhal amudhangal Theervadhum illai
Kaadhala Enna seidhaaiyoo
Kangalil pugundhu kondaayoo En kannodu ullae sendru
Nenjellaam alli kondu Paavaikkul paai virithu
Palli kondaayoo
Ooo…ooooooo Ullathin jannal indru
Oosaiyodu theranthathenna Sorgam ennum raajiyathin
Oram mattum therinthathenna
Thalli nindra malli mottu Milli meter malardhadhenna
Alli odi naan edukka Atharkku mun kuvidhadhenna
Pennurimai pesum penmai Peri puzhalaai pesum penmai
Kanmoodi oomai pola Saaivadhum enna
Kaadhali nee Enna seidhaaiyoo
En kangalil Pugundhu kondaayoo
En kannodu ullae sendru Nenjellaam alli kondu
Jeevanukkul paai virithu Palli kondaayoo
Kaadhala Enna seidhaaiyoo
Kangalil pugundhu kondaayoo En kannodu ullae sendru
Nenjellaam alli kondu Paavaikkul paai virithu
Palli kondaayoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai' from the 1995 film 'Rangeela', is a quintessential romantic duet that captures the intoxicating and mysterious nature of falling deeply in love. Penned by the legendary Vairamuthu and composed by A. R. Rahman, with vocals by Unni Krishnan and Kavita Krishnamurthy, the lyrics express a profound sense of wonder and surrender. Both the male and female protagonists question what their beloved has done to them, describing love as an entity that enters through the eyes, steals the heart, and makes a permanent home within one's very soul or being, implying a complete takeover of their inner world.
The song delves into philosophical musings about the unfathomable depths of love and human experience. It compares the mystery of a woman's inner world to the unseen depths of the earth, suggesting that love's true essence, like Manmadha (Cupid), remains invisible yet powerfully felt. The lyrics touch upon the idea that love's pleasures are inexhaustible, even after countless generations have experienced them. It also explores the paradox of strength and surrender, where even a strong, vocal woman finds herself silently yielding to the overwhelming power of love, likening it to a glimpse of heaven that is both fleeting and profound.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai?
Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai is sung by உன்னி கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் கவிதா கிருஷ்ணமூர்த்தி.
Which movie is Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai from?
The song Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai is featured in the movie Rangeela.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai?
The lyrics for Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by A. R. Rahman.
Is English translation available for Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai lyrics?
Yes! Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai lyrics from Rangeela include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai lyrics?
This song, 'Kadhali Nee Enna Seivai' from the 1995 film 'Rangeela', is a quintessential romantic duet that captures the intoxicating and mysterious nature of falling deeply in love. Penned by the legendary Vairamuthu and composed by A. R. Rahman, with vocals by Unni Krishnan and Kavita Krishnamurthy, the lyrics express a profound sense of wonder and surrender. Both the male and female protagonists question what their beloved has done to them, describing love as an entity that enters through the eyes, steals the heart, and makes a permanent home within one's very soul or being, implying a complete takeover of their inner world. The song delves into philosophical musings about the unfathomable depths of love and human experience. It compares the mystery of a woman's inner world to the unseen depths of the earth, suggesting that love's true essence, like Manmadha (Cupid), remains invisible yet powerfully felt. The lyrics touch upon the idea that love's pleasures are inexhaustible, even after countless generations have experienced them. It also explores the paradox of strength and surrender, where even a strong, vocal woman finds herself silently yielding to the overwhelming power of love, likening it to a glimpse of heaven that is both fleeting and profound.
