
Kanneerale Vidhiyin Lyrics
From the movie Enakku Oru Needhi
Kanneerale Vidhiyin Song Lyrics is the track from Enakku Oru Needhi Tamil Film – 1990. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. ஜேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Kanneeraalae vidhiyin kaikal Ezhuthum kolamithu
Kaanalil odidum kaagitha oddam Engae povathu
Kanneeraalae vidhiyin kaikal Ezhuthum kolamithu
Kaanalil odidum kaagitha oddam Engae povathu
Annai un azhagai paarkkum Vizhiyai moodinaal
Unnai thoonga vaikkavillai Avalthaan thoonginaal
Oonjalai poloru koondil Kiliyae thoongavo
Unaiyae ennaidum thanthai Thaniyae yaengavo
Eththanai kaalam ippadi pogum Kandathai yaaro yaaro
Kanneeraalae vidhiyin kaikal Ezhuthum kolamithu
Kaanalil odidum kaagitha oddam Engae povathu
Oomai paadum intha raagam Ulagam ketkumaa
Naalai engalathu vaanil Velicham thondrumaa
Koyilum kallarai aanaal Edhuthaan sannathi
Alaiyum nenjukku konjam Azhuthaal nimmath
Yaaridam sella yaaridam solla Aaruthal solvaar yaaro
Kanneeraalae vidhiyin kaikal Ezhuthum kolamithu
Kaanalil odidum kaagitha oddam Engae povathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kanneerale Vidhiyin" is a poignant lament exploring themes of fate, loss, and the search for solace amidst profound sorrow. It paints a picture of a life shaped by tears, likening it to a 'kolam' (a traditional design) drawn by the hands of destiny. The imagery of a paper boat adrift in a mirage powerfully conveys a sense of helplessness and uncertainty, questioning the direction and purpose of a life seemingly without anchor or clear path. The lyrics mourn the loss of a mother, who "closed her eyes" forever, leaving a child not put to sleep but rather left to face a world without her comforting presence.
The song further delves into the emotional turmoil of a child's constrained existence, metaphorically a "parrot in a cage like a swing," and the solitary yearning of a grieving father. It questions the duration of such suffering and the possibility of a brighter future, asking if the "melody sung by the mute" will ever be heard or if "light will appear in our sky." The profound despair is encapsulated in the line, "If a temple becomes a tomb, what then is a sanctuary?", highlighting a loss of sacred spaces and hope. Ultimately, it seeks comfort in tears and desperately searches for someone to offer solace in a world that seems indifferent to its pain.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanneerale Vidhiyin?
Kanneerale Vidhiyin is sung by கே. ஜே. ஜேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Kanneerale Vidhiyin from?
The song Kanneerale Vidhiyin is featured in the movie Enakku Oru Needhi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanneerale Vidhiyin?
The lyrics for Kanneerale Vidhiyin were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Kanneerale Vidhiyin lyrics?
Yes! Kanneerale Vidhiyin lyrics from Enakku Oru Needhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanneerale Vidhiyin lyrics?
The song "Kanneerale Vidhiyin" is a poignant lament exploring themes of fate, loss, and the search for solace amidst profound sorrow. It paints a picture of a life shaped by tears, likening it to a 'kolam' (a traditional design) drawn by the hands of destiny. The imagery of a paper boat adrift in a mirage powerfully conveys a sense of helplessness and uncertainty, questioning the direction and purpose of a life seemingly without anchor or clear path. The lyrics mourn the loss of a mother, who "closed her eyes" forever, leaving a child not put to sleep but rather left to face a world without her comforting presence. The song further delves into the emotional turmoil of a child's constrained existence, metaphorically a "parrot in a cage like a swing," and the solitary yearning of a grieving father. It questions the duration of such suffering and the possibility of a brighter future, asking if the "melody sung by the mute" will ever be heard or if "light will appear in our sky." The profound despair is encapsulated in the line, "If a temple becomes a tomb, what then is a sanctuary?", highlighting a loss of sacred spaces and hope. Ultimately, it seeks comfort in tears and desperately searches for someone to offer solace in a world that seems indifferent to its pain.


