Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female Lyrics
From the movie Chithirayil Nilachoru
Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female Song Lyrics is the track from Chithirayil Nilachoru Tamil Film – 2013, Starring Prakash Nath, Vasundhara Kashyap, Sara Arjun, Ashok Sundarrajan, Ganja Karuppu, Kovai Sarala, Radha Ravi, K. P. Jagannath, Ravi Prakash, Kalairani. This song was sung by பிரியதர்ஷினி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Enakkaaga mannil vandha Enakkaaga indha mannil vandha
En thangamae vairamae selvamae
Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee
Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Nandhavanamaa nee irundhaa Nalla malaraa naan iruppen
Thaeru vandhu ninnaa kooda nee azhagu Minnal vandhu ponaa kooda nee thaan azhagu
{Yaana mela nee amarndhu Valam varanum
Naan eppa eppa kettaalum Nee varam tharanum} (2)
Nee seikooli saedhaaram illaadha En thangamae vairamae selvamae
Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee
Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Nilavau indri ponaalum Pookkal indri ponaalum
Pottu vecha chithiramae nee enakku venum Potti vecha un azhaga ennaikkumae paadum
{Thoongaa vilakku Nee thoongaiyilae
Naan thoongaama Kan muzhichu kaathiruppen} (2)
Nee venum nizhalaaga vaazhonum En thangamae vairamae selvamae
Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Kallaalae senju vecha saami illa nee Karpoora dheepam kaattum dheivam illa nee
Enakkaaga mannil vandha Enakkaaga indha mannil vandha
En thangamae vairamae selvamae
Aaraaro aareeraaro aariraariro Aaraaro aareeraaro aariraariro
Aaraaro aareeraaro aariraariro Mm…mm…mmm…hmmmmmmmm
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a tender lullaby, expressing profound love and adoration for a child. The lyrics beautifully convey that the child is more precious and real than any stone idol or deity worshipped with camphor flames. The singer sees the child as a divine gift, a "gold, diamond, and darling" who has come to earth specifically for them. It's a heartfelt declaration of unconditional love and the unique, irreplaceable value the child holds in the parent's life.
The song further illustrates this deep bond by using vivid metaphors. The parent wishes to be a flower if the child is a garden, emphasizing a desire to always be close and nurturing. The child's beauty is celebrated as superior to chariots or lightning. The parent promises unwavering devotion, wishing for the child to be majestic like a deity on an elephant, and vowing to stay awake and watch over them like an unextinguishable lamp. Even if the moon and flowers disappear, the child's presence, like a cherished painting, is enough, signifying an eternal and unwavering love that transcends all else.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female?
Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female is sung by பிரியதர்ஷினி.
Which movie is Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female from?
The song Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female is featured in the movie Chithirayil Nilachoru.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female?
The lyrics for Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female lyrics?
Yes! Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female lyrics from Chithirayil Nilachoru include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kallaalae Senju Vecha Female lyrics?
This song is a tender lullaby, expressing profound love and adoration for a child. The lyrics beautifully convey that the child is more precious and real than any stone idol or deity worshipped with camphor flames. The singer sees the child as a divine gift, a "gold, diamond, and darling" who has come to earth specifically for them. It's a heartfelt declaration of unconditional love and the unique, irreplaceable value the child holds in the parent's life. The song further illustrates this deep bond by using vivid metaphors. The parent wishes to be a flower if the child is a garden, emphasizing a desire to always be close and nurturing. The child's beauty is celebrated as superior to chariots or lightning. The parent promises unwavering devotion, wishing for the child to be majestic like a deity on an elephant, and vowing to stay awake and watch over them like an unextinguishable lamp. Even if the moon and flowers disappear, the child's presence, like a cherished painting, is enough, signifying an eternal and unwavering love that transcends all else.
