Pombalainga Kadhal Lyrics
From the movie Unnai Ninaithu
Pombalainga Kadhal Song Lyrics is the track from Unnai Ninaithu Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Suriya, Laila, Sneha, Ramesh Khanna, Charle, Thalaivasal Vijay, Pallavi, Balu Anand, Sathyapriya, Ramji. This song was sung by Suriya, Sneha. The music was composed by Sirpy. Lyrics works penned by Yuga Bharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Pombalainga kaadhala thaan Nambividadhae nambividadhae
Nambiyathaal nonthu manam Vembividadhae vembividadhae
Athaannu solli irupa aasaiya kaati Annanu solli nadapa aalayum maathi
Aambalai ellam ahimsa party Pombalai ellam theeviravaathi
Pombalainga kaadhala thaan Nambividadhae nambividadhae
Nambiyathaal nonthu manam Vembividadhae vembividadhae
Pennalae paithiyama ponavan undu
Ingu aangalalae paithiyama aanaval unda
Pennalae kaavi katti nadanthavan undu
Ingu aangalaalae kaavi katti nadanthaval unda
Pennuku tajmahal katti vechanda
Evalaachum oru sengal nattu vechaala
{ Nambividadhae ponna nambividadhae }(2)
Pombalainga kaadhala thaan Nambividadhae nambividadhae
Nambiyathaal nonthu manam Vembividadhae vembividadhae
Pen ellam paritchayilae Mudhal idam thaanga
Namma pasangala thaan engae Avanga padika vitaanga
Pen ellam thanga medal Jeichu vanthaanga
Namma paiyan mugathil thaadiyathaan Molaika vechaanga
Pen ellam uzhaga Azhagi aagi vanthaanga
Aan ellam kaadhaliche thala narachaanga
{ Nambividadhae ponna nambividadhae } (2)
Pombalainga kaadhala thaan Nambividadhae nambividadhae
Pombalainga pombalainga Mosam illainga mosam illainga
Pombalainga illaiyina neenga Illainga naanum illainga
Unnai ingae pethavalum pombalathaanae
Unnoda poranthavalum pombalathaanae
{ Thapu seiyadhae nee ponna thitaadhae } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Pombalainga Kadhal" from the movie "Unnai Ninaithu" presents a humorous and somewhat cynical male perspective on women's love. The initial verses warn men against trusting women, using exaggerated examples of men suffering heartbreak, going mad, or making grand gestures like building the Taj Mahal, while women are portrayed as fickle or even 'terrorists' in relationships. It playfully suggests that women excel in academics and beauty pageants, leaving men to deal with the emotional toll of unrequited or complicated love, leading to grey hairs and neglected studies.
However, the song cleverly shifts its tone in the latter part, introducing a female voice that counters these claims. This segment reminds the male speaker that women are not inherently deceitful and are fundamental to existence, highlighting the roles of mothers and sisters. This counter-argument adds a layer of nuance, transforming the initial misogynistic banter into a more balanced, albeit still light-hearted, commentary on gender dynamics and the importance of respecting women, ultimately advocating against making sweeping negative judgments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Pombalainga Kadhal?
Pombalainga Kadhal is sung by Suriya, Sneha.
Which movie is Pombalainga Kadhal from?
The song Pombalainga Kadhal is featured in the movie Unnai Ninaithu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Pombalainga Kadhal?
The lyrics for Pombalainga Kadhal were written by Yuga Bharathi with music composed by Sirpy.
Is English translation available for Pombalainga Kadhal lyrics?
Yes! Pombalainga Kadhal lyrics from Unnai Ninaithu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Pombalainga Kadhal lyrics?
The song "Pombalainga Kadhal" from the movie "Unnai Ninaithu" presents a humorous and somewhat cynical male perspective on women's love. The initial verses warn men against trusting women, using exaggerated examples of men suffering heartbreak, going mad, or making grand gestures like building the Taj Mahal, while women are portrayed as fickle or even 'terrorists' in relationships. It playfully suggests that women excel in academics and beauty pageants, leaving men to deal with the emotional toll of unrequited or complicated love, leading to grey hairs and neglected studies. However, the song cleverly shifts its tone in the latter part, introducing a female voice that counters these claims. This segment reminds the male speaker that women are not inherently deceitful and are fundamental to existence, highlighting the roles of mothers and sisters. This counter-argument adds a layer of nuance, transforming the initial misogynistic banter into a more balanced, albeit still light-hearted, commentary on gender dynamics and the importance of respecting women, ultimately advocating against making sweeping negative judgments.