
Kurunthogai Lyrics
From the movie Idam Porul Yaeval
Kurunthogai Song Lyrics is the track from Idam Porul Yaeval Tamil Film – 2014, Starring Vijay Sethupathi, Vishnu Vishal, Nandita Swetha, Aishwarya Rajesh, Vadivukarasi, Balasaravanan, Theepetti Ganesan, Aruldoss, Mime Gopi, Florent Pereira. This song was sung by வி. வி. பிரசன்னா மற்றும் சோனியா. The music was composed by Yuvanshankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Kurundhogai kondaadum Kaadhal maindha
Perundhogai eppodhu eettuvaai Inbaththpaal sollum ilaya vendhae
Porutppaalai eppodhu kaattuvaai
Eesan ezhudhiya olaigalil Akkaala kaadhal uruvaagum
Ration ezhudhiya attaigalil Tharkkaala kaadhal uruvaagum
Nalla veli seidha pinnae Siru thaali seidhu kondu vaa
Kurundhogai konaadum Kaadhal maindhan
Perundhogai pinnaalil vaasippaan Inbaththu paal konjam paditha pinnae
Porutppaalai unnodu yosippaan
Aaa…aaaa Sadhi mogam ennum megam
Iru kannai moodumae Pasi dhaagam vandhu kaadhai
Mooda unmai thonumae
Idhu avvaiyaarin kelvi Yen adhaiyae solgiraai
Naan aasai ambu veesumbodhu Azhagaai vaigiraai
Illaram kolla vinaithogaiyum Alapedaiyum modha kathu
Sathiyamadi thamizh namakku Unavalikkum thadai yethu
Ae poiya solvathu meiyaa Nanba vaa vaaaaa
Kurundhogai konaadum Kaadhal maindhan
Perundhogai pinnaalil vaasippaan Inbaththu paal konjam paditha pinnae
Porutppaalai unnodu yosippaan
Haehaeun moolai Kondu parthaal
Adhu kanidham aagumae Nee nenju kondu kaanumbodhu
Nesam thondrumae
Vizhi moodi kondu kaana En nenjae podhumae
Nee moodi vaitha unmai kaana Moolai venumae
Kanidha medhai ramanujam Peththa ponnu needhaana
Karpanai pannum mahaakavi Kamban magan needhaana
Ammae tamizhil m.a. Nambi vaavaaaaa
Kurundhogai kondaadum Kaadhal maindha
Perundhogai eppodhu eettuvaai Inbaththpaal sollum ilaya vendhae
Porutppaalai eppodhu kaattuvaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kurunthogai" from 'Idam Porul Yaeval' is a delightful and witty dialogue between a young couple, exploring the eternal conflict between love and practical realities. The female protagonist, grounded and pragmatic, questions her lover's romantic idealism, urging him to focus on earning wealth and securing their future (represented by "Perunthogai" and "Porutpaal" from Thirukkural). She uses clever analogies, contrasting ancient love from palm-leaf manuscripts with modern love tied to ration cards, and emphasizes that infatuation blinds one to the harsh truths of hunger and thirst.
The male protagonist, a dreamy and poetic soul, counters her arguments with romantic ideals, suggesting that love and emotional connection ("Inbaththupaal") should precede material pursuits. He playfully dismisses her logical reasoning, asserting that the heart sees love where the brain sees only calculations. The song is a charming back-and-forth, using rich Tamil literary references (Kurunthogai, Thirukkural, Avvaiyar, Kamban, Ramanujam) to highlight their contrasting perspectives, ultimately portraying a relatable struggle between passion and practicality in a relationship, with both sides making valid, albeit humorous, points.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kurunthogai?
Kurunthogai is sung by வி. வி. பிரசன்னா மற்றும் சோனியா.
Which movie is Kurunthogai from?
The song Kurunthogai is featured in the movie Idam Porul Yaeval.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kurunthogai?
The lyrics for Kurunthogai were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Yuvanshankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Kurunthogai lyrics?
Yes! Kurunthogai lyrics from Idam Porul Yaeval include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kurunthogai lyrics?
The song "Kurunthogai" from 'Idam Porul Yaeval' is a delightful and witty dialogue between a young couple, exploring the eternal conflict between love and practical realities. The female protagonist, grounded and pragmatic, questions her lover's romantic idealism, urging him to focus on earning wealth and securing their future (represented by "Perunthogai" and "Porutpaal" from Thirukkural). She uses clever analogies, contrasting ancient love from palm-leaf manuscripts with modern love tied to ration cards, and emphasizes that infatuation blinds one to the harsh truths of hunger and thirst. The male protagonist, a dreamy and poetic soul, counters her arguments with romantic ideals, suggesting that love and emotional connection ("Inbaththupaal") should precede material pursuits. He playfully dismisses her logical reasoning, asserting that the heart sees love where the brain sees only calculations. The song is a charming back-and-forth, using rich Tamil literary references (Kurunthogai, Thirukkural, Avvaiyar, Kamban, Ramanujam) to highlight their contrasting perspectives, ultimately portraying a relatable struggle between passion and practicality in a relationship, with both sides making valid, albeit humorous, points.


