Kaiya Idhu Cover Art

Kaiya Idhu Lyrics

From the movie Pasamulla Pandiyare

Kaiya Idhu Song Lyrics is the track from Pasamulla Pandiyare Tamil Film – 1997, Starring Rajkiran, Meena, Roja Selvamani, M. N. Nambiar, Nizhalgal Ravi, Alex, Sangili Murugan, Vadivelu, Senthil, Mahanadhi Shankar. This song was sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம் மற்றும் தேவா. The music was composed by தேவா. Lyrics works penned by வைரமுத்து.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

த
Music Directorதேவா
வ
Lyricistவைரமுத்து

Singers

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Singerஅனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம் மற்றும் தேவா

Star Cast

Singers : Anuradha Sriram and Deva

Music Director : Deva

Lyricist : Vairamuthu

Ombothu kampalaththa Uththaravu sollonum
Thaayae jakkamaa Naavil vanthu sollonum

Eswari thaayae Ketta varam sollonum
Oru nalvaakku nee sonnaa Enga selvaakku koodumammaa
Oru thandanittu nanga ninnom Enga thevaigalai koorumammaa

Kaiyaa idhu kaiyaa Meiyaa idhu meiyyaa
Thalaiyil ezhuthu vachchathu Kayil regai aanathu

Antha ezhuththa padikkaththaan Enga jaathi irukkuthu
Cinimaavum arasiyalum Engal nambi nadakkuthu

Kaiyaa idhu kaiyaa Meiyaa idhu meiyyaa

Poongodi pola Pondaatti irunthum
Chinna veedu onnu Unakkullathendru
Katti kodukkuthu Kaaatti kodukkuthu regaithaan

Intha ponnukkoru Maalai varuminnu sonthaththilae
Oru kadhal irukkunnu Solli kodukkuthu
Solli kodukkuthu regaithaan

Kuri sollum vellaiyammaa Kuri sollum vellaiyammaa
Iva poiyae Sonnathu illaiyammaa
Car-ukullae urangum ivaru Kallachchaarayaththil mannanammaa

Thunda virichchu saalai oram Pitchai eduppathu yaarammaa
Swish bank-il ivaru peru Kanakku irukku theriyumaa

Ullangaiya moodi moodi Olagam maraikkuthu naan
Ullangaiya thoranthu paarththaen Ulagam theriyuthu

Aangkaiyaa idhu kaiyaa Meiyaa idhu meiyyaa

Harahara nyaanasundari hae Nyaanasundari harahara nyaanasundari
Malarntha sarojamo Kaarkkuzhal malar vaasamo
Kamalasulosamo nee kodiyidai Nadai annamo

Harahara nyaanasundari hae Nyaanasundari harahara nyaanasundari

Naadodi mannannil nadikkumpothu Mgr mudhalvarnnu
Kaiya pudichchu kandupidichchathu Naangathaan

Sonna sollil maaththamilla Sonna sollil maaththamilla
Enga sollukku minjina vedhamilla Kanjith thanni kudichchaalum
Kaasukku poi sollum jaathiyilla

Sontha kayil ozhaikka ozhaikka Aayul regai koodumunga
Kaalam pona vayasil kooda Kadhal regai thonumunga

Unga kaiya nambi naanga Pozhaikka vanthonga
Enga vaakka nambi neenga Ozhachchu paarunga

Aaahkaiyaa idhu kaiyaa Meiyaa idhu meiyyaa
Thalaiyil ezhuthu vachchathu Kayil regai aanathu

Antha ezhuththa padikkaththaan Enga jaathi irukkuthu
Cinimaavum arasiyalum Engal nambi nadakkuthu

Kaiyaa idhu kaiyaa Meiyaa idhu meiyyaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, "Kaiya Idhu," from the 1997 movie 'Pasamulla Pandiyare,' is a vibrant and assertive declaration from the perspective of fortune-tellers, specifically palm readers. It begins with a devotional invocation to goddesses Jakkamma and Eswari, seeking their blessings and the power to speak true prophecies. The core theme revolves around the belief that destiny is written on one's forehead and manifested as lines on the palm, which their community is uniquely skilled at interpreting. The lyrics proudly assert their importance, claiming that even the worlds of cinema and politics rely on their predictions.

The song showcases the palm readers' ability to reveal hidden truths, from a man's secret affair despite having a beautiful wife, to a girl's impending marriage or love. It humorously contrasts appearances with reality, pointing out a rich man's illicit activities versus a seemingly poor beggar's hidden wealth. The fortune-tellers boast about their past accurate predictions, citing examples like MGR becoming Chief Minister and Rajinikanth becoming a Superstar, all discovered through their readings. They emphasize their integrity, stating they never lie for money, and offer advice that hard work can extend one's life line, and even love can blossom in old age. The song is a powerful self-endorsement of their ancient profession and its enduring relevance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kaiya Idhu?

Kaiya Idhu is sung by அனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம் மற்றும் தேவா.

Which movie is Kaiya Idhu from?

The song Kaiya Idhu is featured in the movie Pasamulla Pandiyare.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kaiya Idhu?

The lyrics for Kaiya Idhu were written by வைரமுத்து with music composed by தேவா.

Is English translation available for Kaiya Idhu lyrics?

Yes! Kaiya Idhu lyrics from Pasamulla Pandiyare include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kaiya Idhu lyrics?

This song, "Kaiya Idhu," from the 1997 movie 'Pasamulla Pandiyare,' is a vibrant and assertive declaration from the perspective of fortune-tellers, specifically palm readers. It begins with a devotional invocation to goddesses Jakkamma and Eswari, seeking their blessings and the power to speak true prophecies. The core theme revolves around the belief that destiny is written on one's forehead and manifested as lines on the palm, which their community is uniquely skilled at interpreting. The lyrics proudly assert their importance, claiming that even the worlds of cinema and politics rely on their predictions. The song showcases the palm readers' ability to reveal hidden truths, from a man's secret affair despite having a beautiful wife, to a girl's impending marriage or love. It humorously contrasts appearances with reality, pointing out a rich man's illicit activities versus a seemingly poor beggar's hidden wealth. The fortune-tellers boast about their past accurate predictions, citing examples like MGR becoming Chief Minister and Rajinikanth becoming a Superstar, all discovered through their readings. They emphasize their integrity, stating they never lie for money, and offer advice that hard work can extend one's life line, and even love can blossom in old age. The song is a powerful self-endorsement of their ancient profession and its enduring relevance.

Music Video

Kaiya Idhu official music video

Song Details

Song NameKaiya Idhu
Singersஅனுராதா ஸ்ரீராம் மற்றும் தேவா
Lyricistவைரமுத்து
LanguageTamil

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