Sontha Kuralil Paada Lyrics
From the movie Amarkalam
Sontha Kuralil Paada Song Lyrics is the track from Amarkalam Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Ajith Kumar, Shalini, Raghuvaran, Nassar, Ambika, Radhika Sarathkumar, Vinu Chakravarthy, Charle, Dhamu, Vaiyapuri. This song was sung by ஷாலினி. The music was composed by Bharathwaj. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Oooooooooooo
Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa
Mmmm sondha kuralil paada Mmmm… romba naalaa aasai
Hello susheelaa aunty Hello jaanaki aunty
Kuyil paattu chithraa Ellorum ennai manniyungal
Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa
Mmmm sondha kuralil paada Tharaararaaraa
Mmmm… romba naalaa aasai Tharaararaaraa
Kaatrileri pattu paada pogiren Oru gaanam paadi vaanampaadiyaagiren
Vennilaavil thanneerundu ketkiren Nilaavil sendru neer arundha pogiren
Moondru logam Kandu vaazha pogiren
Munnooru aandu Ilamai vaanga pogiren
Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Hey hey hey
Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Hey hey hey
Mmmm sondha kuralil paada Cha cha cha cha
Mmmm… romba naalaa aasai Cha chaaaa
Cha charaa cha charaa Charaara charaara charaararaaraa
Charaara charaara charaararaaraa Zighu zighu zighu zighu cha
Zighu zighu zighu zighu cha Zighu zighu cha zighu zighu cha
Indha boomi pazhaiya boomi allavaa
Oru pudhiya boomi salavai seidhu konduvaa
Aadhi manidhan nalla manidhan allavaa
Oru jaadhiyatra manidha jaadhi konduvaa
{Ulagam thoonga Otrai padukkai konduvaa
Angu urangavaikkum Endhan paadal allavaa} (2)
Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa
Mmmm sondha kuralil paada Sondha kuralil paada
Mmmm… romba naalaa aasai Romba naalaa aasai
Hello susheelaa aunty Hello jaanaki aunty
Kuyil paattu chithraa Ellorum ennai manniyungal
{Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa Tharaararaaraa tharaararaaraa} (2)
Mmmmm mmmm…mmm…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Amarkalam' is a delightful and whimsical expression of a non-professional singer's dream to sing in her own voice. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, capture a playful innocence as the singer (portrayed by Shalini in the film) humorously apologizes to legendary playback singers like P. Susheela, S. Janaki, and K.S. Chithra for daring to enter their domain. It's a charming declaration of personal aspiration, acknowledging the giants of the industry while asserting her own desire to express herself through song, even if it's just for the joy of it.
Beyond the personal desire, the song quickly expands into grand, imaginative wishes. The singer dreams of soaring on the wind like a skylark, drinking water from the moon, experiencing all three worlds, and even acquiring three hundred years of youth. These fantastical elements highlight a childlike wonder and an unbridled optimism. The lyrics also touch upon deeper, idealistic themes, wishing for a "new, washed clean Earth" and a "human race without caste," culminating in a vision where her song can bring peace and sleep to the entire world. It's a beautiful blend of personal ambition, whimsical fantasy, and profound social yearning, all wrapped in a lighthearted, melodious package.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sontha Kuralil Paada?
Sontha Kuralil Paada is sung by ஷாலினி.
Which movie is Sontha Kuralil Paada from?
The song Sontha Kuralil Paada is featured in the movie Amarkalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sontha Kuralil Paada?
The lyrics for Sontha Kuralil Paada were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Bharathwaj.
Is English translation available for Sontha Kuralil Paada lyrics?
Yes! Sontha Kuralil Paada lyrics from Amarkalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sontha Kuralil Paada lyrics?
This song from 'Amarkalam' is a delightful and whimsical expression of a non-professional singer's dream to sing in her own voice. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, capture a playful innocence as the singer (portrayed by Shalini in the film) humorously apologizes to legendary playback singers like P. Susheela, S. Janaki, and K.S. Chithra for daring to enter their domain. It's a charming declaration of personal aspiration, acknowledging the giants of the industry while asserting her own desire to express herself through song, even if it's just for the joy of it. Beyond the personal desire, the song quickly expands into grand, imaginative wishes. The singer dreams of soaring on the wind like a skylark, drinking water from the moon, experiencing all three worlds, and even acquiring three hundred years of youth. These fantastical elements highlight a childlike wonder and an unbridled optimism. The lyrics also touch upon deeper, idealistic themes, wishing for a "new, washed clean Earth" and a "human race without caste," culminating in a vision where her song can bring peace and sleep to the entire world. It's a beautiful blend of personal ambition, whimsical fantasy, and profound social yearning, all wrapped in a lighthearted, melodious package.