Kudiya Vidu Lyrics
From the movie Mahabalipuram
Kudiya Vidu Song Lyrics is the track from Mahabalipuram Tamil Film – 2015, Starring Karunakaran, Ramesh Thilak, Karthik Sabesh, Prem Kumar, Angana Roy, Vithika Sheru, Supergood Subramani, Vinayak, Jayakumar. This song was sung by வேல்முருகன், கே. The music was composed by K. Lyrics works penned by Yugabharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Mama collegu girlsu Kaiyoda glassu
Illaatha vaazhkkathaan ennathukku Morning duty eveningu party
Pollaatha sogamthaan ennathukku
Visiladichaan kuruvigalaa Irunthidalaam maapu
Kadaisi varai sirichirunthu Kavalaikku vachidalaam vaa vaa aappu
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Aasai theera vaazhnthaalae Neeyum raasaa
Needhi nermai paarthaalae Aava loosaa
Kattaiyila pora lifeyae maathu Kattuppattu vaazhnthaa
Pova nee thorthu Pova nee thorthu
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Poduhaahaan Haahaan
Haan thandavaalam illaama Yedhu trainu
Thanni pottaa thaanaavae Pogum painu
Thappu sari paarthu Neeyum vaazhaatha
Nallavana pola vesam podaatha Vesam podaatha
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Hey kudiya vidu dumma vidu Advisu pannuvaanga freeya vidu
Male & Chorus : Vaazhathaan vanthom Bhoomikku
Micham vaikaatha Ethaiyum naalaikku
Happy new year
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kudiya Vidu" from 'Mahabalipuram' is an anthem for living life to the fullest, embracing hedonism, and rejecting societal norms and advice. It encourages listeners to shed worries, ignore critics, and indulge in pleasures like drinking and partying, rather than saving anything for an uncertain tomorrow. The lyrics suggest that a life bound by rules, justice, and honesty might lead to disappointment, advocating instead for a carefree existence.
It portrays a rebellious spirit, urging individuals to break free from the pretense of being "good" and to live authentically, even if it means defying conventional wisdom. The song's message is to seize the day, find joy in the present moment, and let go of inhibitions and sorrows, implying that such an approach is the true path to happiness, even if it involves escapism through drink.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kudiya Vidu?
Kudiya Vidu is sung by வேல்முருகன், கே.
Which movie is Kudiya Vidu from?
The song Kudiya Vidu is featured in the movie Mahabalipuram.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kudiya Vidu?
The lyrics for Kudiya Vidu were written by Yugabharathi with music composed by K.
Is English translation available for Kudiya Vidu lyrics?
Yes! Kudiya Vidu lyrics from Mahabalipuram include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kudiya Vidu lyrics?
The song "Kudiya Vidu" from 'Mahabalipuram' is an anthem for living life to the fullest, embracing hedonism, and rejecting societal norms and advice. It encourages listeners to shed worries, ignore critics, and indulge in pleasures like drinking and partying, rather than saving anything for an uncertain tomorrow. The lyrics suggest that a life bound by rules, justice, and honesty might lead to disappointment, advocating instead for a carefree existence. It portrays a rebellious spirit, urging individuals to break free from the pretense of being "good" and to live authentically, even if it means defying conventional wisdom. The song's message is to seize the day, find joy in the present moment, and let go of inhibitions and sorrows, implying that such an approach is the true path to happiness, even if it involves escapism through drink.
