Kattikollava Lyrics
From the movie Vaazhkai
Kattikollava Song Lyrics is the track from Vaazhkai Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Ambika, Jaishankar, M. N. Nambiar, Y. G. Mahendran, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama, Silk Smitha, Y. Vijaya. This song was sung by ஜெயச்சந்திரன், மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
and Jayachandran
Katti kollavaa Katti kollavaa
Kannam killavaa Kannam killavaa
Selvam vandhu serndhadhu Thaen nadhi paaindhadhu
Velli kaasu paadhaalam paayalaam Paadhaalam paayalaam
Vilaiyai kelu sorghathai vaangalaam Sorghathai vaangalaam
Katti kollavaa Katti kollavaa
Aa… aa… aa… Angae paarthaal arangerum poigal
Ingae paarthaal kaai kaaitha kaigal Uravum kaanal neeraanadhae
Udambil vervai aaraanadhae Kaalgal madhuvodu thadumaarum angae
Dhegam kalaippodu thadumaarum ingae Sondham bandham vaazhvil engae
Hae…
Neram vandhadhu Neram vandhadhu
Vaazhvu vandhadhu Vaazhvu vandhadhu
Natchathira hotelil Naattiya naadagam
Kaanum idhu ondrae meiyadaa Idhu ondrae meiyadaa
Appan pillai ellaamae poiyadaa Ellaamae poiyadaa
Neram vandhadhu Neram vandhadhu
Ha aa… Hae…
Ha aa… Hae…
Hae hae hae hae
Aa aa…aa… Urugum thangam tharam povadhillai
Neruppil veezhndhum Niram povadhillai
Thiramai ondrae nee kandadhu Ini mel unnai yaar velvadhu
Unmai sila kaalam alai modhum indru Kaalam adhu maarum mudi soodum andru
Inbam thunbam yaavum ondru
Hae… Medai yerungal
Medai yerungal Jodi saerungal
Jodi saerungal
Aanum pennum Vaazhkkaiyil naanathai paarungal
Sondham bandham Ellaamae veliyae
Ellaamae veliyae Veli thaandi vandhaalae jolliyae
Vandhaalae jolliyae
Medai yerungal Medai yerungal
Jodi saerungal Jodi saerungal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Vaazhkai' (1984) presents a stark contrast between the lives of the privileged and the struggling, while also offering a cynical yet pragmatic view on success and relationships. The initial verses, "Shall I embrace you? Shall I pinch your cheek? Wealth has arrived, a river of honey has flowed," set a tone of newfound prosperity and joy, suggesting that money can buy anything, even "heaven." However, this celebratory mood quickly shifts to a critical observation of societal disparities.
The lyrics highlight the "lies enacted" by the wealthy versus the "calloused hands" of the laborers, where relationships become a "mirage" and life is a constant struggle. It questions the value of traditional bonds ("Where are relations and bonds in life?") in a world where material gain seems to dictate everything. Yet, there's an underlying message of resilience and self-belief: "Melting gold does not lose its quality... Talent is the only thing you've found, who can defeat you from now on?" The song concludes with a call to embrace life's journey, suggesting that joy and sorrow are intertwined, and true freedom comes from transcending conventional boundaries and expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kattikollava?
Kattikollava is sung by ஜெயச்சந்திரன், மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Kattikollava from?
The song Kattikollava is featured in the movie Vaazhkai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kattikollava?
The lyrics for Kattikollava were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kattikollava lyrics?
Yes! Kattikollava lyrics from Vaazhkai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kattikollava lyrics?
This song from 'Vaazhkai' (1984) presents a stark contrast between the lives of the privileged and the struggling, while also offering a cynical yet pragmatic view on success and relationships. The initial verses, "Shall I embrace you? Shall I pinch your cheek? Wealth has arrived, a river of honey has flowed," set a tone of newfound prosperity and joy, suggesting that money can buy anything, even "heaven." However, this celebratory mood quickly shifts to a critical observation of societal disparities. The lyrics highlight the "lies enacted" by the wealthy versus the "calloused hands" of the laborers, where relationships become a "mirage" and life is a constant struggle. It questions the value of traditional bonds ("Where are relations and bonds in life?") in a world where material gain seems to dictate everything. Yet, there's an underlying message of resilience and self-belief: "Melting gold does not lose its quality... Talent is the only thing you've found, who can defeat you from now on?" The song concludes with a call to embrace life's journey, suggesting that joy and sorrow are intertwined, and true freedom comes from transcending conventional boundaries and expectations.