Kandhasamy Maadasamy Lyrics
From the movie Pammal K. Sambandam
Kandhasamy Maadasamy Song Lyrics is the track from Pammal K. Sambandam Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Kamal Haasan, Simran, Abbas, Sneha, Manivannan, Ravichandran, Kalpana, Ramesh Khanna, Vaiyapuri, Sriman. This song was sung by கமல் ஹாசன். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Kandasamy maadasamy Kuppusamy ramasamy
Kalyanam kattikinango oh Bakkiyellam onji poyi
Kanmuzhichi pakkasolla Thappunu othukinango
Dei thambida thambi Ethir kathila echi muzhiyathae
Kathula pattu thirumbi vanthu Moonjila ottum
Nerupaanda kupaiya kottathae Yeh aah
Ethir kathila echi muzhiyathae Dei thambida thambi
Thambiyam thambida thambi Ooooh ohhhh
Nerupaanda kupaiya kottathae yeh
Dhinaikkum sonnaru Unnanda dhinaikkum sonnaru
Annikkae sonnaru annatha Adichu sonnaru
Hanumar bodiya paar Pillaiyaaru buthiya paar
Ayyappan amsama Kunthinikkira styley-um paar
Annikkae sonnaru Annatha
Annikkae sonnaru Sonnen
Venamnu sonnaru Kalyanam venamnu sonnaru
Super bodyaiyum Kalyanam surukkidumda
Seerum kaalaiyaiyum Soopu pottu kuchidumda
Aarupadai veedu katinavaru Konjam natti anaru
Double duty senjaru Ana budget thaalatha
Palani malaiyila Aandiya ninnaaru
Komana aandiya ninnaaru
Thambi ezhumalaiyan Gathiya paar
Ekka chakkama kadanu paar Aandavanukkae indha gathina
Alpanga gathiya nenachu paar
Apple attam pona paiyan Azhigi poi vanthirukkan
Marriageunaala Annan kaaran sonna maari
Kekamalae molla maari Pazha pootanae
Aiythalakka aiythalakka Aiythalakka hoi
Podu Ondikattai ambalaikku
Kaadhalu koodathu Koodathu
Jeans potta valai edukkira Velaikku aavathu
Aavaathu
Whistling :
Ethira traffikku Illatha rodu idhu
Guthirai onnu mattum Odi jeikkum race idhu
Arthama sonnango Periyavanga
Aazhama sonnango Athaiya annatha thanni pottu
Lighta sonnaru
Kathila thothadikkum Kaathadi aavathae
Kadalila thathalikkum Kattamaram aavathae
Aasthiku onnu asaiku onnunu Thathu eduthukooyan
Athai nee pekka thevai illaiyae Unna nasthi pannura kostigalalaa
Nova thevaiyillaiyae Manasu nova thevaiyillaiyae
Thambi summa iruntha Sanga nee
Narasama oothittu Vettiyil vutta onannai nee ippo
Vonna vonnanaa vituduma
Melam kotti malai maatha Ingirunthu pona paiyan
Mosam ponaanae Bachelora iruntha paiyan
Mudichavikki velai panni Lolu pattanae
Kandasamy maadasamy Kuppusamy ramasamy
Kalyanam kattikinango oh Bakkiyellam onji poyi
Kanmuzhichi pakkasolla Thappunu othukinango
Dei thambida thambi Ethir kathila echi muzhiyathae
Nerupaanda kupaiya kottathae Yeh aah
Aiythalakka aiythalakka Aiythalakka
Thavila thatti thaali kattina Thikilu than meetham
Nee sevila pathu jollu vittina Selavoda pogum
Kandasamy madasamy De dei innoru charamra
Vennamda kanna Ukkaru ukkaru ukkaru
Ukkaru appadi appadi Karuppu samy vellai samy
Dei dei yerikkuchira unakku Indha samsa kadichikko
Venava sari po
Paadura samy paadu hmm Karuppu samy vellai samy
Neela samy manja samy Multicolour mayilu samy
Yerikkuchu samy irankichu samy Yerikkuchu samy irankichu samy
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song is a humorous and cautionary tale about the pitfalls of marriage, delivered from the perspective of an older, experienced man (likely the protagonist's elder brother or a well-wisher) to a younger man. It uses vivid, colloquial language and cultural references to convey its message. The initial verses set the tone by stating that even the 'Kandasamy, Maadasamy' types who got married eventually admitted it was a mistake. The core advice is to avoid hasty decisions, using metaphors like "don't spit against the wind" or "don't dump garbage near fire," implying that actions have consequences, especially in relationships.
The lyrics further elaborate on the negative impacts of marriage, humorously claiming it can diminish even a strong man and drain resources. It cites mythological examples like Lord Murugan (who became an ascetic due to budget issues after building his abodes) and Lord Venkateswara (who is in immense debt) to emphasize that even divine beings face challenges, implying that ordinary mortals should be even more cautious. The song concludes with a strong warning against the allure of marriage, portraying it as a trap that turns bachelors into suffering individuals, reinforcing the idea that a single life is preferable to the complications and potential ruin that marriage can bring. The ad-libbed parts at the end add to the playful, informal, and slightly intoxicated tone of the advice being given.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kandhasamy Maadasamy?
Kandhasamy Maadasamy is sung by கமல் ஹாசன்.
Which movie is Kandhasamy Maadasamy from?
The song Kandhasamy Maadasamy is featured in the movie Pammal K. Sambandam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kandhasamy Maadasamy?
The lyrics for Kandhasamy Maadasamy were written by Vaali with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Kandhasamy Maadasamy lyrics?
Yes! Kandhasamy Maadasamy lyrics from Pammal K. Sambandam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kandhasamy Maadasamy lyrics?
The song is a humorous and cautionary tale about the pitfalls of marriage, delivered from the perspective of an older, experienced man (likely the protagonist's elder brother or a well-wisher) to a younger man. It uses vivid, colloquial language and cultural references to convey its message. The initial verses set the tone by stating that even the 'Kandasamy, Maadasamy' types who got married eventually admitted it was a mistake. The core advice is to avoid hasty decisions, using metaphors like "don't spit against the wind" or "don't dump garbage near fire," implying that actions have consequences, especially in relationships. The lyrics further elaborate on the negative impacts of marriage, humorously claiming it can diminish even a strong man and drain resources. It cites mythological examples like Lord Murugan (who became an ascetic due to budget issues after building his abodes) and Lord Venkateswara (who is in immense debt) to emphasize that even divine beings face challenges, implying that ordinary mortals should be even more cautious. The song concludes with a strong warning against the allure of marriage, portraying it as a trap that turns bachelors into suffering individuals, reinforcing the idea that a single life is preferable to the complications and potential ruin that marriage can bring. The ad-libbed parts at the end add to the playful, informal, and slightly intoxicated tone of the advice being given.