Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga Lyrics
From the movie Manamagale Vaa Flim
Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga Song Lyrics is the track from Manamagale Vaa Flim Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Varappula moraikkira aiyyaa aiyyaa
Antha verappula adikkaddi vaiyaathinga
Varappula moraikkira aiyyaa aiyyaa
Antha verappula adikkadi vaiyaathinga
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Thalathalakkum vaazha thottam Thanniyindri vaadaatho
Thalathalakkum vaazha thottam Thanniyindri vaadaatho
Thaagam theera vendum Payir naalum vaazhavendum
Thaagam theera vendum Payir naalum vaazhavendum
Koiyaa maram vaadum munnae Aiyyaa ullam thaenaagum
Chinnaval unnidam vanthu Anbukku konjuraen ippo mama
Panjamum theernthidanum
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Oorukkulla mazhaiyum illa Aaththulaiyum thanni illa
Oorukkulla mazhaiyum illa Aaththulaiyum thanni illa
Unga veettu kenaru Adhu naalum oorum ooththu
Aiyyaa nenjil nesam vanthaa Ammaa manam sirippaagum
Unnidam ullathu konjam Ennida thanthida kenjum mama
Panjamum theernthidanum
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Varappula moraikkira aiyyaa aiyyaa
Antha verappula adikkaddi vaiyaathinga
Varappula moraikkira aiyyaa aiyyaa
Antha verappula adikkadi vaiyaathinga
Aikangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Kangala thiranthu vidunga Intha pachcha payir vaadi poguthu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant plea from a young woman, using the metaphor of a wilting green crop to express her desperate need for attention and affection. She addresses a man, perhaps an elder or a potential lover, urging him to "open his eyes" and acknowledge her plight. The imagery of a parched field and dying plants vividly conveys her emotional and possibly material distress, suggesting that without his care, she too will wither away.
The lyrics further elaborate on this theme by comparing her situation to a banana garden needing water and a guava tree on the verge of wilting. She highlights the scarcity of resources, noting the absence of rain and river water, and positions the man's heart and his "house's well" as the sole source of sustenance and love. Her earnest request for him to share what little he has, to let his heart turn to honey, is a plea to end her emotional "famine" and bring joy to her and her mother. The song beautifully blends rural imagery with deep emotional longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga?
Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga from?
The song Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga is featured in the movie Manamagale Vaa Flim.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga?
The lyrics for Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga lyrics?
Yes! Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga lyrics from Manamagale Vaa Flim include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kangala Thiranthu Vidunga lyrics?
This song is a poignant plea from a young woman, using the metaphor of a wilting green crop to express her desperate need for attention and affection. She addresses a man, perhaps an elder or a potential lover, urging him to "open his eyes" and acknowledge her plight. The imagery of a parched field and dying plants vividly conveys her emotional and possibly material distress, suggesting that without his care, she too will wither away. The lyrics further elaborate on this theme by comparing her situation to a banana garden needing water and a guava tree on the verge of wilting. She highlights the scarcity of resources, noting the absence of rain and river water, and positions the man's heart and his "house's well" as the sole source of sustenance and love. Her earnest request for him to share what little he has, to let his heart turn to honey, is a plea to end her emotional "famine" and bring joy to her and her mother. The song beautifully blends rural imagery with deep emotional longing.
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