
Thaalattuthey Vaanam Lyrics
From the movie Kadal Meengal
Thaalattuthey Vaanam Song Lyrics is the track from Kadal Meengal Tamil Film – 1981, Starring Kamal Haasan, Sujatha, Nagesh, Swapna, Ambika, Suman, K. A. Thangavelu, Sangili Murugan, Thengai Srinivasan, Sukumari. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
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Thaalaattudhae vaanam Thallaadudhae megam
Thaalaamal madimeedhu Thaarmeega kalyaanam
Idhu kaarkaala sangeedham Thaalaattudhae
Hey hey guiyaa guiyaa Guiyaa yaelaa vaali
Hey guiyaa guiyaa guiyaa Than dhaevaa vaalam
Guiyaa yaelaa vaalae thaan dhaeyaa vaali Valiyil dhinamum vandhu yaelo
Enghal monodhammaa yaelo Gudilaa gudilaa gudilaa gudilaa gudilaa
Gudilaa gudilaa gudilaa gudilaa
Alai meedhu aadum ullam Engum orae raagam
Nilai meeri aadum Meengal rendum orae kolam
Melvaanathil oru natchathiram
Keezhvaanathil oru pen chithiram
Ennam oru vegam Adhil ullam tharum naadham
Thaalaattudhae Thaalaattudhae vaanam
Thallaadudhae megam Thaalaamal madimeedhu
Thaarmeega kalyaanam hoi Idhu kaarkaala sangeedham
Iru kangal moodi Sellumbodhum orae ennam
Oru sangildhaanae Paalai unnum orae jeevan
Sorgaththilae idhu mudivaanadhu
Sorgam endrae idhu mudivaanadhu
Kaadhal oru vaedham Adhu dheivam tharum geedham
Thaalaattudhae
Thaalaattudhae vaanam Thallaadudhae megam
Thaalaamal madimeedhu Thaarmeega kalyaanam
Idhu kaarkaala sangeedham
Thaalaattudhae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Thaalattuthey Vaanam', from the movie 'Kadal Meengal', is a beautiful romantic duet that uses nature as a metaphor for blossoming love. The imagery of the sky lulling and clouds swaying sets a serene and intimate mood, suggesting a natural, destined union – a "righteous wedding" under the gentle embrace of the rainy season. The lyrics paint a picture of two souls deeply connected, like "two fish swaying beyond limits" and taking a "single form," emphasizing their unity and shared destiny. The comparison of the beloved to a "woman's portrait" under a star highlights her ethereal beauty and significance.
The song further delves into the profound nature of this love, describing it as a divine decree, "decided in heaven." It elevates love to the status of a sacred text, a 'Veda', and a 'song given by God', underscoring its purity, sanctity, and eternal quality. The recurring theme of the sky lulling and the music of the rainy season reinforces the idea of comfort, natural harmony, and a nurturing environment for this sacred bond. Even with eyes closed, the lovers share a single thought, signifying their deep spiritual and emotional connection, making this song a timeless ode to pure, destined love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thaalattuthey Vaanam?
Thaalattuthey Vaanam is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Thaalattuthey Vaanam from?
The song Thaalattuthey Vaanam is featured in the movie Kadal Meengal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thaalattuthey Vaanam?
The lyrics for Thaalattuthey Vaanam were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Thaalattuthey Vaanam lyrics?
Yes! Thaalattuthey Vaanam lyrics from Kadal Meengal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thaalattuthey Vaanam lyrics?
This song, 'Thaalattuthey Vaanam', from the movie 'Kadal Meengal', is a beautiful romantic duet that uses nature as a metaphor for blossoming love. The imagery of the sky lulling and clouds swaying sets a serene and intimate mood, suggesting a natural, destined union – a "righteous wedding" under the gentle embrace of the rainy season. The lyrics paint a picture of two souls deeply connected, like "two fish swaying beyond limits" and taking a "single form," emphasizing their unity and shared destiny. The comparison of the beloved to a "woman's portrait" under a star highlights her ethereal beauty and significance. The song further delves into the profound nature of this love, describing it as a divine decree, "decided in heaven." It elevates love to the status of a sacred text, a 'Veda', and a 'song given by God', underscoring its purity, sanctity, and eternal quality. The recurring theme of the sky lulling and the music of the rainy season reinforces the idea of comfort, natural harmony, and a nurturing environment for this sacred bond. Even with eyes closed, the lovers share a single thought, signifying their deep spiritual and emotional connection, making this song a timeless ode to pure, destined love.


