Mazhai Kaalam Lyrics
From the movie Paattum Bharadhamum
Mazhai Kaalam Song Lyrics is the track from Paattum Bharadhamum Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Thirisoolam saththiyam puli tholil thaththuvam
Naagamani manthiram naan maraigal suntharam
Mazhaikkaalam varugindrathu Thaenmalar thottam therigindrathu
Mazhaikkaalam varugindrathu Thaenmalar thottam therigindrathu
Pon maniyosai ketkindrathu Enai valai veesi azhaikkindrathu
Mazhaikaalam varugindrathu Thaen malar thottam therigindrathu
Umaiyaalin thunai indru namaiyaala vanthaan
Ulagaalum avan meethu thalaiyaaga nindraen
Ariyaatha sugam kodi nadhiyaaga vanthaen
Alangaaram kalaiyaamal dhinam vaadugindren
Alangaaram kalaiyaamal dhinam vaadugindren
Mazhaikaalam varugindrathu Thaen malar thottam therigindrathu
Thinanthorum enakenna kulirkaalam thaanae
Sivagangai uruvaana ilamangai naanae
Avan koyil karpooram enakkaga eriyum
Avan megam dhinathorum enakkaga pozhiyum
Avan megam dhinathorum enakkaga pozhiyum
Mazhaikaalam varugindrathu
Thaen malar thottam therigindrathu
Pon maniyosai ketkindrathu Enai valai veesi azhaikindrathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Mazhai Kaalam" (Rainy Season) from the 1975 film 'Paattum Bharadhamum' is a profound expression of devotional love, likely directed towards Lord Shiva. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, beautifully intertwine the imagery of nature's bounty – the approaching rainy season and a blooming honey-flower garden – with the spiritual yearning of a devotee. The opening lines immediately establish a sacred context, invoking symbols associated with Shiva like the trident, tiger skin, serpent gem, and the Vedas, setting a tone of reverence and divine connection.
The singer, portraying a female devotee, expresses an intense longing and surrender. She identifies herself as a "young maiden born from Sivagangai," a sacred pond, symbolizing her purity and deep-rooted devotion. Her daily life feels like a "cold season" in anticipation of the divine, yet she finds solace in the belief that Shiva's temple camphor burns for her and his clouds shower for her. The recurring motif of golden bells and being "called" or "netted" by this divine presence underscores an irresistible spiritual pull, capturing the essence of Bhakti where the devotee's love for the divine mirrors human romantic longing and devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mazhai Kaalam?
Mazhai Kaalam is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Mazhai Kaalam from?
The song Mazhai Kaalam is featured in the movie Paattum Bharadhamum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mazhai Kaalam?
The lyrics for Mazhai Kaalam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Mazhai Kaalam lyrics?
Yes! Mazhai Kaalam lyrics from Paattum Bharadhamum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mazhai Kaalam lyrics?
The song "Mazhai Kaalam" (Rainy Season) from the 1975 film 'Paattum Bharadhamum' is a profound expression of devotional love, likely directed towards Lord Shiva. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, beautifully intertwine the imagery of nature's bounty – the approaching rainy season and a blooming honey-flower garden – with the spiritual yearning of a devotee. The opening lines immediately establish a sacred context, invoking symbols associated with Shiva like the trident, tiger skin, serpent gem, and the Vedas, setting a tone of reverence and divine connection. The singer, portraying a female devotee, expresses an intense longing and surrender. She identifies herself as a "young maiden born from Sivagangai," a sacred pond, symbolizing her purity and deep-rooted devotion. Her daily life feels like a "cold season" in anticipation of the divine, yet she finds solace in the belief that Shiva's temple camphor burns for her and his clouds shower for her. The recurring motif of golden bells and being "called" or "netted" by this divine presence underscores an irresistible spiritual pull, capturing the essence of Bhakti where the devotee's love for the divine mirrors human romantic longing and devotion.
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