Kolakiliye Lyrics
From the movie Kakkai Siraginilae
Kolakiliye Song Lyrics is the track from Kakkai Siraginilae Tamil Film – 2026, Starring R. Parthiban, Preetha Vijayakumar, Manasa, K. Viswanath, Lakshmi, Visu, Vadivelu, Satya Prakash, Cochin Haneefa, Rajeev. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by R.V. Udhaya Kumar.
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Paadham pattaa nogaadhaa En pacha kiliyae…
Veyil pattaa vaadaadhaa En vaasa malliyae…
Rosaa poovae raasaathi Raasaa naan thaan thaerotti
Aaaaaahaaaa
Kola kiliyae kola kiliyae Koodavae neeyum vaa vaa
Maalai pozhudhil koovum kuyilae Mayakkam yen mayilae vaa vaa
Manasula nee thaan Irukkae raagamaa
Uyirilae kalandhae Padippen kelammaa
Veyililae nilavonnu nadappadhu Nyaayam thaanaa
Kola kiliyae kola kiliyae Koodavae neeyum vaa vaa
Muthu kulichu muthu onnu eduthaa Mullai chirippil potti onnu nadakkum
Othu othu muthinamae oram oram Pattu mogatha vaanathula padhichaa
Natchathirangal pattimandram nadathum Etti nillu vennilavae dhooram dhooram
Aadidum thulasi poovae Kannan unnai marandhaanaa
Archanaikku neeyum ponaal Vendum varam tharuvaanaa
Kaatha kelu thaayi onna pathi paadum
Kola kiliyae kola kiliyae Koodavae neeyum vaa vaa
Maalai pozhudhil koovum kuyilae Mayakkam yen mayilae vaa vaa
Paattu padikka paattu idhazh thirandhaa
Kathum kuyilum rekka katti parakkum
Kukkukkoo ennathukku venaam venaam
Thanga chilaiyum koyilukkul nadandhaa
Sirpangalukkum jenmam vandhu pirakkum
Sithiramae utharavu venum venum
Vaaniyae vaanavar magalae Ketkum varam tharuvaayaa
Unakku naan sevai seiya Pala piravi koduppaayaa
Dheivam pola neeyae Kaaval dheivam naanae
Kola kiliyae kola kiliyae Koodavae neeyum vaa vaa
Maalai pozhudhil koovum kuyilae Mayakkam yen mayilae vaa vaa
Manasula nee thaan Irukkae raagamaa
Uyirilae kalandhae Padippen kelammaa
Veyililae nilavonnu nadappadhu Nyaayam thaanaa
Kola kiliyae kola kiliyae Koodavae neeyum vaa vaa
Maalai pozhudhil koovum kuyilae Mayakkam yen mayilae vaa vaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kolakiliye" is a deeply romantic and adoring serenade from a lover to his beloved. The lyrics are rich with poetic metaphors, comparing the woman to delicate and beautiful elements of nature like a green parrot, fragrant jasmine, and a rose. The singer expresses his profound admiration and protective love, fearing that even the slightest touch or sunbeam might harm her. He sees her as a queen, a melody in his heart, and a divine presence. The song beautifully captures the intensity of his devotion, where her smile can outshine pearls, her face can challenge the stars, and her voice can silence even the cuckoo. He yearns for her companionship, promising eternal service and comparing himself to her guardian deity.
The lyrics also weave in mythological and cultural references, such as the mention of Kannan (Lord Krishna) and Tulasi, and the idea of sculptures coming alive, further elevating the beloved's status to a divine level. The repeated plea for her to come along and the questioning of her shyness ("Why this shyness, my peacock?") add a touch of playful impatience to his ardent longing. It's a classic Ilayaraja composition, known for its melodious charm and heartfelt expression of love, making it a timeless romantic anthem.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kolakiliye?
Kolakiliye is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Kolakiliye from?
The song Kolakiliye is featured in the movie Kakkai Siraginilae.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kolakiliye?
The lyrics for Kolakiliye were written by R.V. Udhaya Kumar with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kolakiliye lyrics?
Yes! Kolakiliye lyrics from Kakkai Siraginilae include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kolakiliye lyrics?
The song "Kolakiliye" is a deeply romantic and adoring serenade from a lover to his beloved. The lyrics are rich with poetic metaphors, comparing the woman to delicate and beautiful elements of nature like a green parrot, fragrant jasmine, and a rose. The singer expresses his profound admiration and protective love, fearing that even the slightest touch or sunbeam might harm her. He sees her as a queen, a melody in his heart, and a divine presence. The song beautifully captures the intensity of his devotion, where her smile can outshine pearls, her face can challenge the stars, and her voice can silence even the cuckoo. He yearns for her companionship, promising eternal service and comparing himself to her guardian deity. The lyrics also weave in mythological and cultural references, such as the mention of Kannan (Lord Krishna) and Tulasi, and the idea of sculptures coming alive, further elevating the beloved's status to a divine level. The repeated plea for her to come along and the questioning of her shyness ("Why this shyness, my peacock?") add a touch of playful impatience to his ardent longing. It's a classic Ilayaraja composition, known for its melodious charm and heartfelt expression of love, making it a timeless romantic anthem.
