Kozhi Vandhadha Lyrics
From the movie Aahaa
Kozhi Vandhadha Song Lyrics is the track from Aahaa Tamil Film – 1997, Starring Rajiv Krishna, Raghuvaran, Sulekha, Vijayakumar, Srividya, Sukanya, Bhanupriya, Delhi Ganesh, Mahendran. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், யுகேந்திரன். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Sujatha Mohan and Yugendran
Kozhi vandhadhaa Mudhalil muttai vandhadhaa sollu
Kokara koko
Kokara kokara kokara kokara Kokara kokara kokara kokara
Kozhi vandhadhaa Mudhalil muttai vandhadhaa sollu
Kokara koko kokorakoko Kokara koko kokorakoko
Vaanam vandhadhaa Mudhalil neelam vandhadhaa sollu
Kokara koko hey kokara koko Hey kokorakoko kokarakoko
Suththaadha bhoomi Suththa vecha saami
Saamikku mun bhoomi vandhadhaa Oh kokara koko
Kokara koko hey kokara koko Kokorakoko hey kokarakoko
Erichchaalum eriyaadhu Adhu enna theriyuma
Kizhichaalum kizhiyaadhu Adhu enna theriyuma
Kokara koko kokara koko Kokorakoko kokarakoko
Megamdhaan ennaalum Thee patri eriyuma …
Kundoosi nuni keeri Thaneeru kizhiyumaa…
Piriyaadha uravaedhamma Izhandhaalae Veredhamma
Ulayila soru kodhikkum vevaratha kooru Manushan pasiyinai theerkkum
Adhan ragasiyam paaru
Indha vaazhkai engira vidukadhaiku Oru padhil enna thedu
Kokara koko hey kokara koko Kokorakoko hey kokarakoko
Pookkaari vidhaivainna Verukkaththaan thoonuma
Ava vikkum poovukku Vaasamdham maarumaa
Kokara koko kokara koko Kokorakoko kokarakoko
Kurukkathi poovukku Kooppaithaan koovalam
Manisangha kavalaikku Manasudhaan kaaranam
Kalai illa vayal edhamma … Kavalaidhaan ini edhamma…
Vaanathil parakkum kuruviyum Maram vandhu serum
Kedacha vaazhkaiya rasichchaa Manasin thuyarangal theerum
Ada sogam varappo Sirichu sirichu marandhida vendum
Kozhi vandhadhaa Mudhalil muttai vandhadhaa sollu
Kokara koko kokorakoko Kokara koko kokorakoko
Vaanam vandhadhaa Mudhalil neelam vandhadhaa sollu
Kokara koko kokara koko Kokorakoko kokarakoko
Suththaadha bhoomi Suththa vecha saami
Saamikku mun bhoomi vandhadhaa Oh kokara koko
{Kokara koko hey kokara koko Kokorakoko hey kokarakoko} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kozhi Vandhadha" from the movie 'Aahaa' is a philosophical and playful exploration of life's fundamental questions and paradoxes, presented through a series of riddles. It begins with the classic "chicken or egg" dilemma, extending it to other natural phenomena like the sky and its blue color, or the earth and its creator. The lyrics challenge listeners to ponder the origins and inherent nature of things, suggesting that some questions may not have simple, definitive answers, or that the answer lies in accepting the mystery.
Beyond the existential riddles, the song delves into human emotions and societal perceptions. It questions prejudice, highlighting that a person's circumstances (like a widow selling flowers) do not alter their inherent worth or the quality of their work. It encourages a positive outlook on life, urging listeners to find joy in what they have and to confront sorrow with laughter. Ultimately, the song is a call to embrace life's complexities, find contentment, and understand that many of our worries are self-created, while also acknowledging the simple truths that bring peace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kozhi Vandhadha?
Kozhi Vandhadha is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், யுகேந்திரன்.
Which movie is Kozhi Vandhadha from?
The song Kozhi Vandhadha is featured in the movie Aahaa.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kozhi Vandhadha?
The lyrics for Kozhi Vandhadha were written by Vaali with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Kozhi Vandhadha lyrics?
Yes! Kozhi Vandhadha lyrics from Aahaa include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kozhi Vandhadha lyrics?
The song "Kozhi Vandhadha" from the movie 'Aahaa' is a philosophical and playful exploration of life's fundamental questions and paradoxes, presented through a series of riddles. It begins with the classic "chicken or egg" dilemma, extending it to other natural phenomena like the sky and its blue color, or the earth and its creator. The lyrics challenge listeners to ponder the origins and inherent nature of things, suggesting that some questions may not have simple, definitive answers, or that the answer lies in accepting the mystery. Beyond the existential riddles, the song delves into human emotions and societal perceptions. It questions prejudice, highlighting that a person's circumstances (like a widow selling flowers) do not alter their inherent worth or the quality of their work. It encourages a positive outlook on life, urging listeners to find joy in what they have and to confront sorrow with laughter. Ultimately, the song is a call to embrace life's complexities, find contentment, and understand that many of our worries are self-created, while also acknowledging the simple truths that bring peace.