Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi Lyrics
From the movie Andru Muthal Indru Varai
Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi Song Lyrics is the track from Andru Muthal Indru Varai Tamil Film – 1981. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Hoi hoi
Thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thanthaanaa
Thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thaiyara thanthaanaa
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Aaru koodai jaadhimalli koondhal meedhu konjuthadi
Vidinju ezhunthu veliyae vanthaa Naaruthaanae minjumadi
Naaruthaanae minjumadi
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Maappillai manasu thangamunga Niyaayam pesum nallavanga
Nariyai tholurikkum singamunga
Maappillai manasu thangamunga Niyaayam pesum nallavanga
Nariyai tholurikkum singamunga
Veeramagan paadhampattaal Pagai ingu neraagum
Veeramagan paadhampattaal Pagai ingu neraagum
Enga pillai peran peththi Endrum un peyar sollum
Vaanam polae endrum vaazhga Aandukkoru pillai petra maastar vaazhga
Vaanam polae endrum vaazhga Aandukkoru pillai petra maastar vaazhga
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Uruthi mozhigal solvanga Uyirai urinju kolvaanga
Oorae oruthanukku enbaanga
Uruthi mozhigal solvanga Uyirai urinju kolvaanga
Oorae oruthanukku enbaanga
Jaadhikkoru needhiyillae Needhikkoru jaadhiyillae
Jaadhikkoru needhiyillae Needhikkoru jaadhiyillae
Engalathu vervaithaanae Ashthivaaram aanathingae
Vaanam polae endrum vaazhga Aandukkoru pillai petra maastar vaazhga
Vaanam polae endrum vaazhga Aandukkoru pillai petra maastar vaazhga
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Kalyaana jodi ennangal kodi Maligaikku vanthirukku malai soodi
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Andru Muthal Indru Varai' begins as a joyous wedding celebration, with the chorus welcoming the 'wedding couple' to their new home, adorned with garlands and a million thoughts. The initial verses are filled with traditional blessings and playful imagery, like jasmine flowers adorning the bride's hair, and a teasing remark about how only the 'stem' might remain by morning, hinting at the fleeting nature of superficial beauty or the passage of time. The groom is praised as a man with a heart of gold, just, and strong like a lion, with blessings for his lineage to carry his name and for the couple to be fertile.
However, the song takes a significant turn, transitioning from personal celebration to broader social commentary. The later verses criticize those who make empty promises, exploit others, and hoard resources, stating that 'the whole village belongs to one person.' It powerfully declares that 'there is no justice for a caste, and no caste for justice,' highlighting societal inequalities. The lyrics emphasize the foundational role of the common people's hard work ('our sweat') and conclude with a blessing for a 'Master' who has taught them these truths, suggesting a leader or teacher who instills social awareness. This duality makes the song a unique blend of traditional festivity and poignant social critique.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi?
Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi from?
The song Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi is featured in the movie Andru Muthal Indru Varai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi?
The lyrics for Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi lyrics?
Yes! Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi lyrics from Andru Muthal Indru Varai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kalyana Jodi Ennangal Kodi lyrics?
This song from 'Andru Muthal Indru Varai' begins as a joyous wedding celebration, with the chorus welcoming the 'wedding couple' to their new home, adorned with garlands and a million thoughts. The initial verses are filled with traditional blessings and playful imagery, like jasmine flowers adorning the bride's hair, and a teasing remark about how only the 'stem' might remain by morning, hinting at the fleeting nature of superficial beauty or the passage of time. The groom is praised as a man with a heart of gold, just, and strong like a lion, with blessings for his lineage to carry his name and for the couple to be fertile. However, the song takes a significant turn, transitioning from personal celebration to broader social commentary. The later verses criticize those who make empty promises, exploit others, and hoard resources, stating that 'the whole village belongs to one person.' It powerfully declares that 'there is no justice for a caste, and no caste for justice,' highlighting societal inequalities. The lyrics emphasize the foundational role of the common people's hard work ('our sweat') and conclude with a blessing for a 'Master' who has taught them these truths, suggesting a leader or teacher who instills social awareness. This duality makes the song a unique blend of traditional festivity and poignant social critique.
