Kannilladha Paravai Lyrics
From the movie Vetri Malai
Kannilladha Paravai Song Lyrics is the track from Vetri Malai Tamil Film – 1990. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Sankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Kadavulukkae kannillaiyoo adhai Kannappar thaan koduthaaroo
Ingae kannillaa manidhargalai Andha kadhavul thaan padaithaara
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Vennilaavai polae adhan azhagu jolikkudhu
Gyaana kanninaalae naalum adhu ulagai rasikkudhu
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Mullai kodi alaiyudhthendru Thaerai thandhaan paari
Oru pulli mayil kuliril vaada Porvai thandhan baegan
Neengal kooda vallal thaanae Enna seiya vendum
Ingae irulil vaazhum makkalakku Oliyai vazhanga vendum
Kan oliyai vazhanga vendum…aa…aa…aa…aa…
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Vennilaavai polae adhan azhagu jolikkudhu
Gyaana kanninaalae naalum adhu ulagai rasikkudhu
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Vizhi oruvarkillai endra Pazhiyai mudhalil thudaipom
Pudhu vin gnyaana koodam ondru Vinveliyil amaippom
Ellorum paarvai pettru Inba kadalil kulipom
Ingae kurudar yaarum illai endru Pudhiya ulagam padaippom
Puratchi vazhiyil nadappom aa aa aa
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Vennilaavai polae adhan azhagu jolikkudhu
Gyaana kanninaalae naalum adhu ulagai rasikkudhu
Kannilladha paravai ondru vinnil parakkudhu
Ennilladha uravai adhu nenjil valarkudhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant and powerful appeal for empathy and action towards the visually impaired. It opens with philosophical questions, challenging the notion of divine creation when some are born without sight, hinting at the responsibility of humanity. The central metaphor of an "eyeless bird" flying in the sky, nurturing countless relationships and seeing the world through "eyes of wisdom," beautifully illustrates the resilience and inner strength of those who cannot see with their physical eyes. It suggests that true vision comes from the heart and mind, not just the physical senses.
The lyrics then draw upon ancient Tamil literary references to benevolent kings like Paari and Pegan, who selflessly aided nature, to inspire modern-day philanthropy. It calls upon listeners to become benefactors themselves, urging them to provide the "light of sight" to those living in darkness. The song culminates in a revolutionary vision: to eradicate blindness through scientific advancement, creating a new world where everyone can see and experience joy, thereby removing the stigma associated with visual impairment. It's a call to collective action for a more inclusive and compassionate society.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannilladha Paravai?
Kannilladha Paravai is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம்.
Which movie is Kannilladha Paravai from?
The song Kannilladha Paravai is featured in the movie Vetri Malai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannilladha Paravai?
The lyrics for Kannilladha Paravai were written by Vaali with music composed by Sankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kannilladha Paravai lyrics?
Yes! Kannilladha Paravai lyrics from Vetri Malai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannilladha Paravai lyrics?
This song is a poignant and powerful appeal for empathy and action towards the visually impaired. It opens with philosophical questions, challenging the notion of divine creation when some are born without sight, hinting at the responsibility of humanity. The central metaphor of an "eyeless bird" flying in the sky, nurturing countless relationships and seeing the world through "eyes of wisdom," beautifully illustrates the resilience and inner strength of those who cannot see with their physical eyes. It suggests that true vision comes from the heart and mind, not just the physical senses. The lyrics then draw upon ancient Tamil literary references to benevolent kings like Paari and Pegan, who selflessly aided nature, to inspire modern-day philanthropy. It calls upon listeners to become benefactors themselves, urging them to provide the "light of sight" to those living in darkness. The song culminates in a revolutionary vision: to eradicate blindness through scientific advancement, creating a new world where everyone can see and experience joy, thereby removing the stigma associated with visual impairment. It's a call to collective action for a more inclusive and compassionate society.