Kalaivaniye Lyrics
From the movie Sindhu Bhairavi
Kalaivaniye Song Lyrics is the track from Sindhu Bhairavi Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Sivakumar, Suhasini Maniratnam, Sulakshana, Delhi Ganesh, Janagaraj, Prathap Pothan, T. S. Raghavendra, Manimala, Kavithalayaa Krishnan, Sivachandran. This song was sung by கே.ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Tha tha reenaaa Thathareenaamm…
Thathareenanaaaaaa Thathareenanaaanaa
Thathareenanaaanaa Thathareenanaaanaa naa
Thathareenanaaaree…ee…
Kalaivaaniyae Kalaivaaniyae unaithaanae
Azhaithaen Uyirththeeyai valarthaen
Varavendum varam vendum Thudiththaen thozhudhaen
Palamurai ninaiththaen Azhudhen isai tharum
Kalaivaaniyae unaithaanae Azhaithaen
Uyirththeeyai valarthaen Varavendum varam vendum
Thudiththaen thozhudhaen Palamurai ninaiththaen
Azhudhen isai tharum kalaivaaniyae
Suram paadi siriththaai Sirippaalae eriththaai
Madi meedhu mariththaen Maru jenmam koduththaai
Siru viralgalil thalai kodhi Madidhanil enai valarththaai
Isai enum varam varum neram Dhisai sollavillai marandhaai
Mugam kaatta maruththaai Aaaaaaaaaaaa
Mugam kaatta maruththaai Mugavariyai maraithaai
Nee mun vandhu poochchindhu Vizhiththuligal therikkiradhu thudaithuvidu
Kalaivaaniyae unaithaanae Azhaithaen
Uyirththeeyai valarthaen Varavendum varam vendum
Thudiththaen thozhudhaen Palamurai ninaiththaen
Azhudhen isai tharum kalaivaaniyae
Ullam azhudhadhu Unnai thozhudhadhu
Unadhu uyiril ivan paadhi Gangai thalaiyinil mangai udalinil
Sivanum ivanum oru jaadhi
Raaman oruvagai Kannan oruvagai
Irandum ulagil samaneedhi Angae thirumagal ingae kalaimagal
Avalum ivalum saripaadhi
Kanneer perugiyadhae… Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…
Kanneer perugiya kannil un mugam Azhagiya nilavena midhakkum
Uyirae… uyirin uyirae… Azhagae… azhagin azhagae
Ini azha valuvillai Vizhigalil thuliyillai
Ini oru pirivillai Thuyar vara vazhiyillai
Varuvaai
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Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kalaivaniye" is a poignant plea from a devotee, a musician, to the Goddess Saraswati (Kalaivani), the deity of arts, knowledge, and music. The protagonist expresses deep devotion and anguish, having called upon the goddess with intense longing, kindling the fire of his soul. He describes his journey of being nurtured by her, dying on her lap, and being reborn through her grace, implying a profound artistic transformation. However, he also conveys a sense of abandonment or frustration, as the goddess has seemingly hidden herself, refusing to grant him the full boon of music or show her face. His tears are a testament to his suffering and unwavering faith.
The latter part of the song elevates the goddess's status by comparing her to other divine figures. It draws parallels between the devotee's relationship with Kalaivani and the divine relationships of Shiva with Ganga and Parvati, and the equal importance of Rama and Krishna. This emphasizes Kalaivani's supreme position and the devotee's complete surrender. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of exhaustion from sorrow and a renewed hope, believing that with her arrival, all suffering will cease. It's a deeply spiritual and emotional appeal for divine intervention in his artistic pursuit, reflecting the intense passion and struggles of an artist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kalaivaniye?
Kalaivaniye is sung by கே.ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Kalaivaniye from?
The song Kalaivaniye is featured in the movie Sindhu Bhairavi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kalaivaniye?
The lyrics for Kalaivaniye were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kalaivaniye lyrics?
Yes! Kalaivaniye lyrics from Sindhu Bhairavi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kalaivaniye lyrics?
The song "Kalaivaniye" is a poignant plea from a devotee, a musician, to the Goddess Saraswati (Kalaivani), the deity of arts, knowledge, and music. The protagonist expresses deep devotion and anguish, having called upon the goddess with intense longing, kindling the fire of his soul. He describes his journey of being nurtured by her, dying on her lap, and being reborn through her grace, implying a profound artistic transformation. However, he also conveys a sense of abandonment or frustration, as the goddess has seemingly hidden herself, refusing to grant him the full boon of music or show her face. His tears are a testament to his suffering and unwavering faith. The latter part of the song elevates the goddess's status by comparing her to other divine figures. It draws parallels between the devotee's relationship with Kalaivani and the divine relationships of Shiva with Ganga and Parvati, and the equal importance of Rama and Krishna. This emphasizes Kalaivani's supreme position and the devotee's complete surrender. The song concludes with a powerful declaration of exhaustion from sorrow and a renewed hope, believing that with her arrival, all suffering will cease. It's a deeply spiritual and emotional appeal for divine intervention in his artistic pursuit, reflecting the intense passion and struggles of an artist.
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