Kollathey Kollathey Lyrics
From the movie Kolaigaran
Kollathey Kollathey Song Lyrics is the track from Kolaigaran Tamil Film – 2019, Starring Vijay Antony, Arjun Sarja, Ashima Narwal, Seetha, Nassar, Bagavathi Perumal, Sampath Ram, Raveena Ravi, Cinemawala Sathish. This song was sung by யாசின் நிசார். The music was composed by Simon K King. Lyrics works penned by Dhamayanthi.
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Kollathae kollathae kollathae Keeralgal nenjathil aaraathae
Kannooram thee thoori pogaathae Muthathin eerangal kaayathae
Kadal naduvae thaagam endrae Udal nadungi ponathu ingae
Perungkanavin thavanaigalil Dhinam unnai enni
Thaen mozhiyaeae…hae… Naan thaniyaeae…
Thaen mozhiyaehae…hae… Naan thaniyaeae…
Kollathae kollathae kollathae Keeralgal nenjathil aaraathae
Kannooram thee thoori pogaathae…ae Muthathin eerangal kaayathae
Kadal naduvae thaagam endrae Udal nadungi ponathu ingae
Perungkanavin thavanaigalil Endrum endrum endrummm
Thaniyaeae Thaniyaeaeae…
Nee illaa nerathil Kann moodum piraiyae
Oliyum urainthae ponathu ingae Naan indri nee endrum
Vaazhvathum pizhaiyae En kaadhal sarugaai aanathu ingae
Aadhooraa Nee thaanaa
Dhoorangal por thaana…aa…aaa…
Valaigalil ingae Perungadal sirai
Un kangalil ingae Naan irai
Pirivenbathu illai Marakkavum illai
Engu theduven …ennn
Thaen mozhiyaeae…hae… Naan thaniyaeae…
Thaen mozhiyaehae…hae… Naan thaniyaeae…
Kollathae kollathae kollathae Keeralgal nenjathil aaraathae
Kannooram thee thoori pogaathae…ae Muthathin eerangal kaayathae
Kadal naduvae thaagam endrae Udal nadungi ponathu ingae
Perungkanavin thavanaigalil Dhinam unnai enniee
Thaniyaehaeaa… Thaen mozhiyaeae…hae…
Naan thaniyaehae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Kollathey Kollathey' from 'Kolaigaran' is a poignant expression of deep heartbreak, longing, and the pain of separation. The lyrics vividly portray a lover's anguish, pleading with their beloved not to inflict such emotional wounds that leave unhealing scars. The imagery of thirst amidst an ocean and a trembling body underscores the profound sense of loss and desperation. The singer feels isolated and incomplete without their loved one, describing their love as a withered leaf and their very existence without the other as a mistake.
The song delves into the torment of distance, questioning if separation itself is a form of war. The metaphors of a vast ocean imprisoned in nets and the singer becoming prey in the beloved's eyes highlight a feeling of entrapment and vulnerability. Despite the pain, there's a denial of true separation or forgetting, indicating an enduring, albeit suffering, love. The repeated cries of "I am alone" and addressing the beloved as "honey-tongued one" emphasize the intense yearning and the profound void left by their absence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kollathey Kollathey?
Kollathey Kollathey is sung by யாசின் நிசார்.
Which movie is Kollathey Kollathey from?
The song Kollathey Kollathey is featured in the movie Kolaigaran.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kollathey Kollathey?
The lyrics for Kollathey Kollathey were written by Dhamayanthi with music composed by Simon K King.
Is English translation available for Kollathey Kollathey lyrics?
Yes! Kollathey Kollathey lyrics from Kolaigaran include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kollathey Kollathey lyrics?
The song 'Kollathey Kollathey' from 'Kolaigaran' is a poignant expression of deep heartbreak, longing, and the pain of separation. The lyrics vividly portray a lover's anguish, pleading with their beloved not to inflict such emotional wounds that leave unhealing scars. The imagery of thirst amidst an ocean and a trembling body underscores the profound sense of loss and desperation. The singer feels isolated and incomplete without their loved one, describing their love as a withered leaf and their very existence without the other as a mistake. The song delves into the torment of distance, questioning if separation itself is a form of war. The metaphors of a vast ocean imprisoned in nets and the singer becoming prey in the beloved's eyes highlight a feeling of entrapment and vulnerability. Despite the pain, there's a denial of true separation or forgetting, indicating an enduring, albeit suffering, love. The repeated cries of "I am alone" and addressing the beloved as "honey-tongued one" emphasize the intense yearning and the profound void left by their absence.