Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu Lyrics
From the movie Kadugu
Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu Song Lyrics is the track from Kadugu Tamil Film – 2017, Starring Bharath Srinivasan, Rajakumaran, Subiksha, Radhika Prasidhha, Vaishali Thaniga, Bharath Seeni, A. Venkatesh, Flower A. Manoharan, Kadugu Ramamoorthy. This song was sung by ஹரிச்சரன். The music was composed by S. N. Arunagiri. Lyrics works penned by Madhan Karky.
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Nilavedhu karaiedhu Azhagedhu kuraiedhu
Evanadhu ezhudhiyadhu Azhudhidum thuligalin
Kanam kandu ranam solla Manamingu pazhagiyadhu
Ennullae… theeyo theeyo Ada nenjae yaarai ketpaayo
Nilavedhu karaiedhu Azhagedhu kuraiedhu
Evanadhu ezhudhiyadhu Azhudhidum thuligalin
Kanam kandu ranam solla Manamingu pazhagiyadhu
Nyaayam… aniyaayam… Adhu naalum maaraadhu
Kuttram… adhan aazhaam Adhai sattangal kooraadhu
Kaayam… thanakkendraal… Avan kaththal thaangaadhu
Kaayam… piraakkendraal Avan kaadhugal ketkaadhu
Pavam adhil siridhenna Thunbam adhil peridhenna
Yaarai ketpaayo
Nilavedhu karaiedhu Azhagedhu kuraiedhu
Evanadhu ezhudhiyadhu Azhudhidum thuligalin
Kanam kandu ranam solla Manamingu pazhagiyadhu
Ennullae… theeyo theeyo Ada nenjae yaarai ketpaayo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu" from the movie 'Kadugu' delves into themes of existential questioning, pain, and the hypocrisy of human nature. The lyrics express a profound sense of resignation and weariness, as the heart has become accustomed to suffering and speaking of its wounds. It questions the very essence of existence – beauty, flaws, and the unseen hand of fate that orchestrates life's trials. The recurring rhetorical questions like "Where is the moon, where is the shore?" highlight a feeling of being lost and searching for meaning in a world filled with sorrow.
The song further explores the stark contrast between how individuals perceive their own suffering versus that of others. It criticizes the human tendency to be overwhelmed by personal pain ("If the wound is his own, his cries are unbearable") while remaining indifferent to the agony of others ("If the wound is another's, his ears will not hear"). This poignant observation underscores a deep cynicism about justice, injustice, and the limitations of law to truly comprehend the depth of human transgression and sorrow. The repeated plea "Oh heart, whom will you question?" emphasizes a feeling of helplessness and a search for answers in a world that often seems devoid of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu?
Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu is sung by ஹரிச்சரன்.
Which movie is Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu from?
The song Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu is featured in the movie Kadugu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu?
The lyrics for Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu were written by Madhan Karky with music composed by S. N. Arunagiri.
Is English translation available for Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu lyrics?
Yes! Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu lyrics from Kadugu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu lyrics?
The song "Nilavedhu Karaiyedhu" from the movie 'Kadugu' delves into themes of existential questioning, pain, and the hypocrisy of human nature. The lyrics express a profound sense of resignation and weariness, as the heart has become accustomed to suffering and speaking of its wounds. It questions the very essence of existence – beauty, flaws, and the unseen hand of fate that orchestrates life's trials. The recurring rhetorical questions like "Where is the moon, where is the shore?" highlight a feeling of being lost and searching for meaning in a world filled with sorrow. The song further explores the stark contrast between how individuals perceive their own suffering versus that of others. It criticizes the human tendency to be overwhelmed by personal pain ("If the wound is his own, his cries are unbearable") while remaining indifferent to the agony of others ("If the wound is another's, his ears will not hear"). This poignant observation underscores a deep cynicism about justice, injustice, and the limitations of law to truly comprehend the depth of human transgression and sorrow. The repeated plea "Oh heart, whom will you question?" emphasizes a feeling of helplessness and a search for answers in a world that often seems devoid of them.