Kotti Kidakkuthu Lyrics
From the movie Theertha Karaiyinile
Kotti Kidakkuthu Song Lyrics is the track from Theertha Karaiyinile Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Isaignani Ilayaraja.
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Laalalla laalalla laalalla laalalla laa
Kotti kidakkudhu selvangal Boomiyilae hoi
Adhai alli vazhangidum nenjangal Yedhum illae hoi
Engengilum vanjamo vanjam Anbadharkku panjamo panjam
Engalukku panjamum illae saami haa haa
Kotti kidakkudhu selvangal Boomiyilae hoi
Adhai alli vazhangidum nenjangal Yedhum illae
Boomikkul ooridum neeradhu thaan Aaraaga oorengum oduvadhu
Aarodum paadhaiyai yaaru ingae Neraaga seeraaga aakkiyadhu
Ennadhendrum unnadhendrum Baedhangal thaan yaeno
Enna idhu enna idhu kevalangal thaano
Aarodum neeradhu Neraaga pin sellumaa hoi
Ooriya ootrukkul Thaanaaga thaan pogumaa hoi
Anbu nenjam boomikkum undu Andha nenjam neerukkum undu
Ingu adhu yaarukku undu kooradiyo haa haa
Kotti kidakkudhu selvangal Boomiyilae hoi
Adhai alli vazhangidum nenjangal Yedhum illae
Mannil kidaikkindra kallu ondru Vairakkal endradhai yaar sonnadhu
Kannil kidaippadhai sondham kollum Chinna buthi adhai yaar thandhadhu
Solluvadhum ketpadhuvum Naamallavo maanae
Alluvadhum kolluvadhum Nambikkaiyaal thaanae
Ntthamum suttri Chuzhandridum man thanilae hoi
Otti uzhandridum Man puzhu maanidamae hoi
Fremale : Endrendraikkum sondhamo sondham Ezhaikkulla inbamo inbam
Vaanam megam kaatru mattum thaan Paaradiyo haa haa
Kotti kidakkudhu selvangal Boomiyilae hoi
Adhai alli vazhangidum nenjangal Yedhum illae hoi
Engengilum vanjamo vanjam Anbadharkku panjamo panjam
Engalukku panjamum illae saami haa haa
Kotti kidakkudhu selvangal Boomiyilae hoi
Adhai alli vazhangidum nenjangal Yedhum illae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kotti Kidakkuthu" from 'Theertha Karaiyinile' is a philosophical commentary on human nature and societal values. It laments the abundance of wealth on Earth contrasted with the scarcity of generous hearts willing to share it. The lyrics question the artificial divisions of 'mine' and 'yours' and the petty mindset that seeks to claim ownership over everything. Through metaphors of nature, like a river flowing freely and water returning to its source, the song highlights the inherent generosity and interconnectedness of the natural world, implicitly criticizing humanity's deviation from these principles.
It further delves into the illusion of value, asking who declared a mere stone a diamond, and who instilled the possessive instinct in humans. The song suggests that true understanding and sharing come from trust, and it portrays humanity as a struggling 'earthworm' on a constantly spinning world, emphasizing our transient existence. The concluding lines poignantly state that only the sky, clouds, and wind are truly free and shared, implying that genuine joy and belonging should transcend material possessions and selfish desires, especially for the poor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kotti Kidakkuthu?
Kotti Kidakkuthu is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Kotti Kidakkuthu from?
The song Kotti Kidakkuthu is featured in the movie Theertha Karaiyinile.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kotti Kidakkuthu?
The lyrics for Kotti Kidakkuthu were written by Isaignani Ilayaraja with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kotti Kidakkuthu lyrics?
Yes! Kotti Kidakkuthu lyrics from Theertha Karaiyinile include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kotti Kidakkuthu lyrics?
The song "Kotti Kidakkuthu" from 'Theertha Karaiyinile' is a philosophical commentary on human nature and societal values. It laments the abundance of wealth on Earth contrasted with the scarcity of generous hearts willing to share it. The lyrics question the artificial divisions of 'mine' and 'yours' and the petty mindset that seeks to claim ownership over everything. Through metaphors of nature, like a river flowing freely and water returning to its source, the song highlights the inherent generosity and interconnectedness of the natural world, implicitly criticizing humanity's deviation from these principles. It further delves into the illusion of value, asking who declared a mere stone a diamond, and who instilled the possessive instinct in humans. The song suggests that true understanding and sharing come from trust, and it portrays humanity as a struggling 'earthworm' on a constantly spinning world, emphasizing our transient existence. The concluding lines poignantly state that only the sky, clouds, and wind are truly free and shared, implying that genuine joy and belonging should transcend material possessions and selfish desires, especially for the poor.
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