Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) Lyrics
From the movie Deva
Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) Song Lyrics is the track from Deva Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Vijay, Swathi, Manorama, Mansoor Ali Khan, Manivannan, Sivakumar. This song was sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vaali, Pulamaipithan, Kalidasan.
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Oru kaditham ezhuthinen adhil en uyirai anupinen
Andha ezhuthu vadivilae naan ennai anupinen
Kaadhali ennai kaadhali please
Oru kaditham ezhuthinen en uyirai anupinen
Andha ezhuthin vadivilae naan ennai anupinen
Kaadhali aa haa haa ha Ennai kaadhali hey hey hey hey
Kaadhali aa aa haa Ennai kaadhali aa ha ha ha ha
Oru kaditham ezhuthinen en uyirai anupinen
Kannae un kaaladi mannai thiruneeru polae
Naan alli poosiduvenae en nenjin melae
Anbae en aalayam endru un vaasal thedi
Andraadam naan varuvenae dhevaram paadi
Aarukaala poojai seiyum ezhai konda aasai
En vedham unthan kaadhil ketkumo
Kaadhali kaadhali ennai kaadhali ennai kaadhali
Kaadhali aa aa haa ennai kaadhali aa ha ha ha ha
Oru kaditham ezhuthinen en uyirai anupinen
Naan vaangum swaasangal ellam nee thantha kaatru
Nee indri vaazhnthida ingu enakethu moochu
Aagaayam neer nilam yaavum azhagae un kaatchi
Alaipaaynthu naan ingu vaazha avai thaanae saatchi
Neeyillaathu naanae kulir neerillaatha meenae
Neer odai polae kooda vendumae
Kaadhali my darling ennai kaadhali please
Kaadhali aa aa aa aa Ennai kaadhali aa aa aa aa
Oru kaditham ezhuthinen en uyirai anupinen
Andha ezhuthin vadivilae … naan ennai anupinen
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Oru Kaditham Ezhuthinen" from the movie 'Deva' is a passionate declaration of love, where the protagonist expresses his profound devotion and longing for his beloved. He metaphorically states that he has poured his very life and soul into a letter, sending his entire being to her. The lyrics convey an intense, almost spiritual, adoration, comparing his love to a sacred pilgrimage where her doorstep is his temple and her presence is his very breath.
The emotional resonance of the song is one of desperate yearning and complete surrender. The lover sees his beloved in every aspect of nature – the sky, water, and land – and feels incomplete, like a fish out of water, without her. He pleads for her love, emphasizing that his existence is intertwined with hers. The song beautifully captures the depth of a lover's devotion, portraying love as an all-consuming force that dictates his very breath and purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male)?
Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) is sung by எஸ்.பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) from?
The song Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) is featured in the movie Deva.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male)?
The lyrics for Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) were written by Vaali, Pulamaipithan, Kalidasan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) lyrics?
Yes! Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) lyrics from Deva include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Kaditham Eluthinen (Male) lyrics?
The song "Oru Kaditham Ezhuthinen" from the movie 'Deva' is a passionate declaration of love, where the protagonist expresses his profound devotion and longing for his beloved. He metaphorically states that he has poured his very life and soul into a letter, sending his entire being to her. The lyrics convey an intense, almost spiritual, adoration, comparing his love to a sacred pilgrimage where her doorstep is his temple and her presence is his very breath. The emotional resonance of the song is one of desperate yearning and complete surrender. The lover sees his beloved in every aspect of nature – the sky, water, and land – and feels incomplete, like a fish out of water, without her. He pleads for her love, emphasizing that his existence is intertwined with hers. The song beautifully captures the depth of a lover's devotion, portraying love as an all-consuming force that dictates his very breath and purpose.
