Vaazhkai Enbathu Lyrics
From the movie Kattradhu Thamizh
Vaazhkai Enbathu Song Lyrics is the track from Kattradhu Thamizh Tamil Film – 2007, Starring Jiiva, Anjali, Karunas, N. Azhagamperumal, Sree Raam, Venba, E. V. Ganesh Babu, Senthikumari, Birla Bose, Mari Selvaraj. This song was sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
{Vaazhkkai enbathu vettukaththi Valikka valikka thottu paarthen
Kurukkuvettu thottraththil Valiyai konjam vetti paarththen} (2)
Idhu veru ulagam… oho Idhu paththaamgiraham oho
Iraivaa ingae neeyum vanthaal… mirugam
Idhu veru ulagam oho Idhu paththaamgiraham oho
Iraivaa ingae vanthaal…neeyum mirugam
Katrathaal petrotho Perum vaal allavaa
Kuththuthae koththuthae Pala baamballavaa
Engu poiyinum peigalae Elumbu thindridum naaigalae
Ettu thikkilum poigalae Ingu alaikindrathae
Kettathaal petratho Perum vali allavaa
Kondrathaal kandatho Pudhu vazhi allavaa
Engu nokkilum ammanam Yettru kollumaa em manam
Aadi theerkkuthae sannatham Raththam kothikkindrathae
Ulaginai pol vaazha vendumae Unmai mattum vaazha vendumae
Kanavugal kai kooda vendumae Kollum kobam kooda vendumae
Enakkena pudhu boomi vendumae Thamizh thaan angae vendumae
Thamizhanukkini rosam vendumae Echchil idhayam maara vendumae
Adadaa ithu nadakkumaa En boomi enakku kidaikkumaa… oh
Adhu varai nenjam porukkumaa En thonma thamizhinam pizhaikkumaa oh
Agam puram ena irandumm irukkuthae
Agilam aandathu engal thamizhinam
Aduththavar thammai seendi paarkaiyil
Elumbai norukkum engal thamizh kulam oh
Song Meaning & Analysis
Vaazhkai Enbathu is a powerful and emotionally charged song that delves into the protagonist's profound disillusionment with the world and society. The lyrics paint a bleak picture of life as a 'cutting knife,' where knowledge brings pain and the world is filled with 'demons' and 'lies.' The song expresses a deep sense of betrayal and anger, questioning the value of learning and experience when they only lead to suffering. The protagonist's frustration culminates in a desperate yearning for a new, ideal world where truth prevails, Tamil identity is honored, and self-respect is restored, even if it means embracing a 'deadly anger' to achieve it.
The song also touches upon themes of cultural pride and a call for revival. The lines about the Tamil race having once ruled the world and the threat of crushing bones if provoked highlight a fierce, protective sentiment towards their heritage. It's a cry for justice and dignity, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of a community. The repeated question, 'Will my ancient Tamil race survive?' underscores the existential angst and the urgent desire for a future where their identity and values are not just preserved but thrive, even as the present reality feels unbearable and corrupt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaazhkai Enbathu?
Vaazhkai Enbathu is sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Vaazhkai Enbathu from?
The song Vaazhkai Enbathu is featured in the movie Kattradhu Thamizh.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaazhkai Enbathu?
The lyrics for Vaazhkai Enbathu were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Vaazhkai Enbathu lyrics?
Yes! Vaazhkai Enbathu lyrics from Kattradhu Thamizh include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaazhkai Enbathu lyrics?
Vaazhkai Enbathu is a powerful and emotionally charged song that delves into the protagonist's profound disillusionment with the world and society. The lyrics paint a bleak picture of life as a 'cutting knife,' where knowledge brings pain and the world is filled with 'demons' and 'lies.' The song expresses a deep sense of betrayal and anger, questioning the value of learning and experience when they only lead to suffering. The protagonist's frustration culminates in a desperate yearning for a new, ideal world where truth prevails, Tamil identity is honored, and self-respect is restored, even if it means embracing a 'deadly anger' to achieve it. The song also touches upon themes of cultural pride and a call for revival. The lines about the Tamil race having once ruled the world and the threat of crushing bones if provoked highlight a fierce, protective sentiment towards their heritage. It's a cry for justice and dignity, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of a community. The repeated question, 'Will my ancient Tamil race survive?' underscores the existential angst and the urgent desire for a future where their identity and values are not just preserved but thrive, even as the present reality feels unbearable and corrupt.