
Naalai Mudhal Kudikka Lyrics
From the movie Needhi
Naalai Mudhal Kudikka Song Lyrics is the track from Needhi Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Laalaa… laalaalaa laa… Laalaalaa… laa… laalaalaa… laa…
Naalai mudhal kudikka maattaen Sathiyamadi thangam
Innikki raathirikku thoonga vaenum Ootthikkiren konjam
Naalai mudhal kudikka maattaen Sathiyamadi thangam
Innikki raathirikku thoonga vaenum Ootthikkiren konjam
Aadu maadu kooda konjam Sondham kollumae…
Aadu maadu kooda konjam Sondham kollumae
Naam aasaiyodu paarkkum paarvai Paesavillaiyae
Bodhai vandha podhu buthi illaiyae Buthi vandha podhu nanbar illaiyae
Naalai mudhal kudikka maattaen Sathiyamadi thangam
Innikki raathirikku thoonga vaenum Ootthikkiren konjam
Mudhal vaazhvu vaazha oru vedu Maru vaazhvu vaazha maru veedu
Idai kaala paadhai manal maedu Yaedhu vandha podhum avalodu
Bodhai vandha podhu buthi illaiyae Buthi vandha podhu nanbar illaiyae
Naalai mudhal kudikka maattaen Sathiyamadi thangam
Innikki raathirikku thoonga vaenum Ootthikkiren konjam
Aahaa… laalaalaa laa… Aahaa… laalaalaa laa…
Laalaalaa… laa… laalaalaa… laa…
Kadavul yen vaazhvil kadankaaran Kavalaigal theerthaal kadan theerum
Ezhaighal vaazhvil vilaiyaadum Iraivaa nee kooda kudigaaran
Bodhai vandha podhu buthi illaiyae Buthi vandha podhu nanbar illaiyae
Naalai mudhal kudikka maattaen Sathiyamadi thangam
Innikki raathirikku thoonga vaenum Ootthikkiren konjam
Ootthikkiren konjam Ootthikkiren konjam…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Naalai Mudhal Kudikka" is a poignant and somewhat humorous portrayal of a man grappling with alcohol addiction. He repeatedly vows to quit drinking from "tomorrow," only to find an immediate excuse to indulge "just a little" more for the current night, often citing the need to sleep. This cycle of promise and relapse highlights the struggle and rationalization common in addiction, wrapped in a seemingly lighthearted yet deeply self-aware confession to a loved one, referred to affectionately as "thangam" (gold/dear).
Beyond the personal struggle, the lyrics delve into philosophical observations about life, relationships, and even a cynical questioning of divine justice. The lines about animals forming bonds while human gazes remain unspoken, and the stark reality of losing sense when drunk and friends when sober, paint a picture of isolation and regret. The song further extends its critique by suggesting that God himself is a "debtor" in the singer's life, playing with the poor, and even implying God is a "drunkard" for the chaotic state of affairs, adding a layer of existential despair to the personal battle with drink.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naalai Mudhal Kudikka?
Naalai Mudhal Kudikka is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Naalai Mudhal Kudikka from?
The song Naalai Mudhal Kudikka is featured in the movie Needhi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naalai Mudhal Kudikka?
The lyrics for Naalai Mudhal Kudikka were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Naalai Mudhal Kudikka lyrics?
Yes! Naalai Mudhal Kudikka lyrics from Needhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naalai Mudhal Kudikka lyrics?
The song "Naalai Mudhal Kudikka" is a poignant and somewhat humorous portrayal of a man grappling with alcohol addiction. He repeatedly vows to quit drinking from "tomorrow," only to find an immediate excuse to indulge "just a little" more for the current night, often citing the need to sleep. This cycle of promise and relapse highlights the struggle and rationalization common in addiction, wrapped in a seemingly lighthearted yet deeply self-aware confession to a loved one, referred to affectionately as "thangam" (gold/dear). Beyond the personal struggle, the lyrics delve into philosophical observations about life, relationships, and even a cynical questioning of divine justice. The lines about animals forming bonds while human gazes remain unspoken, and the stark reality of losing sense when drunk and friends when sober, paint a picture of isolation and regret. The song further extends its critique by suggesting that God himself is a "debtor" in the singer's life, playing with the poor, and even implying God is a "drunkard" for the chaotic state of affairs, adding a layer of existential despair to the personal battle with drink.


