Kadhalikkum Aasai Lyrics
From the movie Chellamae
Kadhalikkum Aasai Song Lyrics is the track from Chellamae Tamil Film – 2004, Starring Bharath Srinivasan, Reema Sen, Vishal Krishna, Vivek, Girish Karnad, Bhanupriya, Mumtaj, Reshmi Menon. This song was sung by கே. கே., சின்மயி, டிம்மி மற்றும் மகதி. The music was composed by Harris Jayaraj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Aaaaaaa…haaa …aaa… Aaaaaaa…haaa …aaa…
Haaa…aaaaaa… Haahaaahaaahaaa…aaa…aa.a…
Oh oo oo wow oo ooo En sonali so so sonali
Oh oo oo wow oo ooo My sonali so so sonali
Kaadhalikum aasai illai Kangal unnai kaanum varai
Ullukkul kaadhal poothathu unnaal Pattinathaar paadal mattum
Paadam seidhu oppithen Kannae naan unnai kaanum munnaal
En aasai moongil vedikka vaithaai En aanmai enakkae vilanga vaithaai
Naan thottukkolla kitta vanthaal Thitti thitti thithithaai
Kaadhalikum aasai illai Kangal unnai kaanum varai
Ullukkul kaadhal poothathu unnaal Pattinathaar paadal mattum
Paadam seidhu oppithen Kannae naan unnai kaanum munnaal
Haaaaaaaaa… Ahaaaaaaaaa
Haaaaahaaahaaahaaahaaaaa…aa
Chandhira sooriyar ezhugaiyilae Un muga jaadaigal therigirathae
Boomiyil iravu varugaiyilae Azhagiya koonthal sarigirathae
Sarigirathae virigirathae Hey ey ey ey eyyyy
Adi vinnum mannum Unakkulla vilambaramo
Nee velichathil seithu vaitha Oli sirppamo
Hey manmadha motto Naan varudum kaatro
Manmadha mottohey hey hey hey Naan varudum kaatrooooo.
Hoo hoo hooo…oo…
Kaadhalikum aasai illai Kangal unnai kaanum varai
Ullukkul kaadhal poothathu unnaal Hoo ooo ooo
Pattinathaar paadal mattum Paadam seidhu oppithen
Kannae naan unnai kaanum munnaal
Un mugam konda paruvinilum Vinmeen oligal veesuthadi
Kobam vazhiyum velaiyilum Idhayam kannil minnuthadi
Minnuthadi eee…ennai kolluthadiee
Engae nindru kaanum bothum Vaanam ondru thaan
Ada entha pakkam paarkkum bothum Penmai nandruthaan
Uyir vidum munnae Uuuhuu uuu uuu
Ennai kaadhali pennae Uuuhuu aaaaaa…
Uyir vidum munnae Uuuhuu uuu uuu
Ennai kaadhali pennae Uuu wowhu wowhu ooo
Kaadhalikum aasai illai Kadavul vanthu sonnaalum
Yemaantha pennai thedi poyaa Un sattaiyodu otti kollum
Pattai roja naanalla Mullodu thaenum illai poyaa
Oru kaadhal enakkul pirakkavillai Unnai yeno enakku pidikkavillai
Nee kallai thanthu kaniyo endru Kaadhal seivathu veen velai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Chellamae' captures the classic push-and-pull of budding romance. The male protagonist, deeply smitten, expresses how his world changed the moment he saw his beloved. He claims to have been detached from worldly desires, comparing himself to a renunciate poet, until her beauty awakened a profound love and a sense of his own masculinity. He showers her with poetic compliments, seeing her beauty reflected in nature and describing her as a divine, luminous creation, pleading for her love before his life ends.
In contrast, the female protagonist initially rejects his advances with playful defiance. She asserts her independence, stating she has no desire for love, even if commanded by God. She dismisses his attempts, likening his love to offering a stone and expecting fruit, indicating that his efforts are futile and she is not easily swayed. This dynamic sets up a charming romantic chase, characteristic of many Tamil film songs, where initial resistance often gives way to mutual affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kadhalikkum Aasai?
Kadhalikkum Aasai is sung by கே. கே., சின்மயி, டிம்மி மற்றும் மகதி.
Which movie is Kadhalikkum Aasai from?
The song Kadhalikkum Aasai is featured in the movie Chellamae.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kadhalikkum Aasai?
The lyrics for Kadhalikkum Aasai were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Harris Jayaraj.
Is English translation available for Kadhalikkum Aasai lyrics?
Yes! Kadhalikkum Aasai lyrics from Chellamae include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kadhalikkum Aasai lyrics?
This song from 'Chellamae' captures the classic push-and-pull of budding romance. The male protagonist, deeply smitten, expresses how his world changed the moment he saw his beloved. He claims to have been detached from worldly desires, comparing himself to a renunciate poet, until her beauty awakened a profound love and a sense of his own masculinity. He showers her with poetic compliments, seeing her beauty reflected in nature and describing her as a divine, luminous creation, pleading for her love before his life ends. In contrast, the female protagonist initially rejects his advances with playful defiance. She asserts her independence, stating she has no desire for love, even if commanded by God. She dismisses his attempts, likening his love to offering a stone and expecting fruit, indicating that his efforts are futile and she is not easily swayed. This dynamic sets up a charming romantic chase, characteristic of many Tamil film songs, where initial resistance often gives way to mutual affection.