Kallai Mattum Kandal Lyrics
From the movie Dasavathaaram
Kallai Mattum Kandal Song Lyrics is the track from Dasavathaaram Tamil Film – 2008, Starring Kamal Haasan, Asin Thottumkal, Mallika Sherawat, Jaya Prada, Napoleon, P. Vasu, Raghuram, Nagesh, Chakri Toleti, Shammu. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரன், amp; குழு. The music was composed by Himesh Reshammiya. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Ommmm namo narayanaya
{Kallai mattum kandaal Kadavul theriyadhu
Kadavul mattum kandaal Kalladi theriyadhu} (2)
Ettil aindhu enn kazhiyum endrum Aindhil ettu yen kazhiyadhu
Ashta aksharam yerkum nenju Pancha aksharam paarkadhu
Oonakkannil paarthaal Yavum kuttram dhaan
Gnanakkannil paarthaal Yarum suttram dhaan
Ommm
Illai endru sonna pinbum Indriamaiyadhu
Thollai thandha podhum engal Thillai maraadhu
Illai endru sonna pinbum Indriamaiyadhu
Thollai thandha podhum engal Thillai maraadhu
Veera saivargal munnal engal Veera vainavam thorkadhu
Mannan sollukku anji endrum Merkil sooriyan udhikkadhu
Rajalakshmi naayagan Sreenivasan dhaan
Sreenivasan sei Indha vishnudasan naan
Naattil undu aayiram Rajarajathar dhaan
Rajanukku rajan Indha rangarajan dhaan
Neerukkullae moozhginaalum Needhi saagadhu
Nenjukkullae vazhum Engal jodhi saagadhu
Neerukkullae moozhginaalum Needhi saagadhu
Nenjukkullae vazhum Engal jodhi saagadhu
Veesum katru Vandhu vilakkanaikkum
Vennilaavai adhu anaiththiduma Kottum vaan mazhai
Nilam nanaikkum Andha vaanam thannai
Adhu nanaiththiduma
Seivam endru paarthaal Deivam theriyadhu
Deivam endru paarthaal Samayam kidaiyadhu
Kallai mattum kandaal Kadavul theriyadhu
Kadavul mattum kandaal Kalladi theriyadhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This powerful song from 'Dasavathaaram' is sung from the perspective of Rangarajan Nambi, a staunch Vaishnavite, during a period of religious conflict. The lyrics express unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu, asserting the supremacy of Vaishnavism and the resilience of its followers against persecution, often from Shaivite rulers. It uses metaphors like the sun not rising in the west and the moon being unextinguishable to symbolize the steadfastness of faith and the ultimate triumph of justice and divine light, even in the face of adversity.
Beyond its initial sectarian assertions, the song also carries a profound philosophical message. The lines "If you see only as Shaivism, you won't see God. If you see only as God, there is no religion" transcend the religious divide, advocating for a universal understanding of the divine. This suggests that focusing on narrow religious labels can obscure the true nature of God, and that true divinity encompasses all, rendering sectarian distinctions irrelevant. The song thus balances a strong declaration of specific faith with a broader spiritual wisdom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kallai Mattum Kandal?
Kallai Mattum Kandal is sung by ஹரிஹரன் & குழு.
Which movie is Kallai Mattum Kandal from?
The song Kallai Mattum Kandal is featured in the movie Dasavathaaram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kallai Mattum Kandal?
The lyrics for Kallai Mattum Kandal were written by Vaali with music composed by Himesh Reshammiya.
Is English translation available for Kallai Mattum Kandal lyrics?
Yes! Kallai Mattum Kandal lyrics from Dasavathaaram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kallai Mattum Kandal lyrics?
This powerful song from 'Dasavathaaram' is sung from the perspective of Rangarajan Nambi, a staunch Vaishnavite, during a period of religious conflict. The lyrics express unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu, asserting the supremacy of Vaishnavism and the resilience of its followers against persecution, often from Shaivite rulers. It uses metaphors like the sun not rising in the west and the moon being unextinguishable to symbolize the steadfastness of faith and the ultimate triumph of justice and divine light, even in the face of adversity. Beyond its initial sectarian assertions, the song also carries a profound philosophical message. The lines "If you see only as Shaivism, you won't see God. If you see only as God, there is no religion" transcend the religious divide, advocating for a universal understanding of the divine. This suggests that focusing on narrow religious labels can obscure the true nature of God, and that true divinity encompasses all, rendering sectarian distinctions irrelevant. The song thus balances a strong declaration of specific faith with a broader spiritual wisdom.