
Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru Lyrics
From the movie Amuthavalli
Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru Song Lyrics is the track from Amuthavalli Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by டி . ஆர். மஹாலிங்கம். The music was composed by Viswanathan, #8211; Ramamoorthy.
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Kannirandum ondrai ondru Kaana mudiyumaa
Kadamaiyilae kaadhal inbam Naada mudiyumaa
Kannirandum ondrai ondru Kaana mudiyumaa
Konda kadamaiyilae kaadhal inbam Naada mudiyumaa
Mugamalarai maraipadhanaalae Manadhu maraiyumaaaaa…aa
Mugamalarai maraipadhanaalae Manadhu maraiyumaa
Thanga moga vanna silaiyae Unmai saedhi theriyuma
Sugam valarkkum kadhaigal koorum Unadhu meniyae
Sugam valarkkum kadhaigal koorum Unadhu meniyae
Aanaal sudha saivaa viradhang kondaan Indha gyaaniyae
Sudha saivaa viradhang kondaan Indha gyaaniyae
Kannirandum ondrai ondru Kaana mudiyumaa
Konda kadamaiyilae kaadhal inbam Naada mudiyumaa
Vennilaavai manidhan kaigal Nerunga mudiyumaa
Ingae veesum ilam thendral thannai Pidikka mudiyumaa
En nilaiyum adhu thaan endraal Unakku puriyumaa
En nilaiyum adhu thaan endraal Unakku puriyumaa
Iruvar ingae iruvar aanaal Uravu pirakkumaa
Iruvar ingae iruvar aanaal Uravu pirakkumaa
Kannirandum ondrai ondru Kaana mudiyumaa
Konda kadamaiyilae kaadhal inbam Naada mudiyumaa
Thandhai yaaro thaaiyum yaaro aari raarooo Sindhai ellam sondham illai aari raarooo
Kannae aari raaroo kanne aari raaroo Kannae aari raaroo kanne aari raaroo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song delves into a profound philosophical conflict between duty and desire, often expressed through metaphors. The singer questions the possibility of true intimacy or love when bound by a significant commitment or a path of renunciation. The opening lines, "Can two eyes see each other?" and "Can one seek the joy of love amidst the duty undertaken?" set the tone for a contemplative exploration of self-imposed limitations and the nature of relationships.
The lyrics further explore the theme of unattainable desires, comparing them to reaching the moon or catching the wind, suggesting that some things are beyond one's grasp due to circumstances or chosen paths. The reference to a 'sage' who has taken a vow of 'pure vegetarianism' (metaphorically, abstinence or detachment) highlights the internal struggle of someone whose physical presence might evoke pleasure, but whose spiritual or moral commitment prevents engagement. The lullaby-like ending adds a layer of resignation or detachment, questioning the very essence of familial bonds and the ownership of one's thoughts, reinforcing the song's melancholic and reflective mood.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru?
Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru is sung by டி . ஆர். மஹாலிங்கம்.
Which movie is Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru from?
The song Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru is featured in the movie Amuthavalli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru?
The lyrics for Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru were written by Unknown with music composed by Viswanathan – Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru lyrics?
Yes! Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru lyrics from Amuthavalli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannirandum Ondrai Ondru lyrics?
This song delves into a profound philosophical conflict between duty and desire, often expressed through metaphors. The singer questions the possibility of true intimacy or love when bound by a significant commitment or a path of renunciation. The opening lines, "Can two eyes see each other?" and "Can one seek the joy of love amidst the duty undertaken?" set the tone for a contemplative exploration of self-imposed limitations and the nature of relationships. The lyrics further explore the theme of unattainable desires, comparing them to reaching the moon or catching the wind, suggesting that some things are beyond one's grasp due to circumstances or chosen paths. The reference to a 'sage' who has taken a vow of 'pure vegetarianism' (metaphorically, abstinence or detachment) highlights the internal struggle of someone whose physical presence might evoke pleasure, but whose spiritual or moral commitment prevents engagement. The lullaby-like ending adds a layer of resignation or detachment, questioning the very essence of familial bonds and the ownership of one's thoughts, reinforcing the song's melancholic and reflective mood.
Song Details
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