Vaigai Karai Katre Lyrics
From the movie Uyirullavarai Usha
Vaigai Karai Katre Song Lyrics is the track from Uyirullavarai Usha Tamil Film – 1983, Starring T. Rajendar, Saritha, Nalini, Radha Ravi, Venniradai Moorthy, Goundamani, S. S. Chandran, Usilai Mani, Gandhimathi. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by T. Rajendar. Lyrics works penned by T. Rajendar.
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Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Mannam manam vaadudhendru Mangai thanai thaedudhendru
Kaatrae poongaatrae En kanmani avalai kandaal neeyum
Kaadhoram poi sollu
Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Mannam manam vaadudhendru Mangai thanai thaedudhendru
Kaatrae poongaatrae En kanmani avalai kandaal neeyum
Kaadhoram poi sollu
Thirukkoyil vaasal adhu thirakkavillai
Theru kodi poojai adhu nadakkavillai
Dhevadhaiyai kaanbadharkku vazhiyum illai
Thaen mozhiyai kaetpadharkku vagaiyum illai
Kaadhalil vaazhndha kanni manam
Kaavalil vaadaiyil kanni vidum
Koondukkullae alai modhum
Kaadhal kili aval paavam kaadhal kili aval paavam
Kaatrae poongaatrae En kanmani avalai kandaal neeyum
Kaadhoram poi sollu
Maakkolam podudharkku varavillaiyae
Aval kolam paarppadharkku vazhiyillaiyae
Jannalukkul nilavu aval thondravillaiyae
Jaadaiyoli sindha aval indru illaiyae
Nilavinai maegam vaanil maraikka
Avalinai yaaro veettil thadukka
Megam adhu vilagaadho sogam adhu neengaadho
Megam adhu vilagaadho sogam adhu neengaadho
Sogam adhu neengaadho
Kaatrae poongaatrae En kanmani avalai kandaal neeyum
Kaadhoram poi sollu
Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Vaigai karai kaatrae nillu Vanji thanai paarthaa sollu
Mannam manam vaadudhendru Mangai thanai thaedudhendru
Kaatrae poongaatrae En kanmani avalai kandaal neeyum
Kaadhoram poi sollu Nee kaadhoram poi sollu nee kaadhoram poi sollu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Vaigai Karai Katre," is a poignant plea from a lover to the wind, asking it to convey his deep longing and sorrow to his beloved. The protagonist, referring to himself as a "king" and his love as a "maiden" or "goddess," expresses his anguish over her absence. He describes his heart as wilting and his constant search for her, personifying the wind as a messenger capable of reaching her and whispering his feelings into her ear. The imagery of the Vaigai river bank evokes a sense of traditional romance and a connection to nature as a confidante.
The lyrics further elaborate on the lover's despair, highlighting his inability to see or hear his beloved. He compares her to a goddess whose temple doors are shut and a "love-parrot" trapped in a cage, suggesting she might be confined or prevented from meeting him. The absence of her daily rituals, like drawing kolam, and her usual appearance at the window, intensifies his pain. He likens her hidden presence to the moon obscured by clouds, implying that external forces are keeping them apart. The repeated question, "Won't those clouds disperse? Won't this sorrow vanish?" underscores his desperate hope for their reunion and an end to his suffering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vaigai Karai Katre?
Vaigai Karai Katre is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Vaigai Karai Katre from?
The song Vaigai Karai Katre is featured in the movie Uyirullavarai Usha.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vaigai Karai Katre?
The lyrics for Vaigai Karai Katre were written by T. Rajendar with music composed by T. Rajendar.
Is English translation available for Vaigai Karai Katre lyrics?
Yes! Vaigai Karai Katre lyrics from Uyirullavarai Usha include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vaigai Karai Katre lyrics?
This song, "Vaigai Karai Katre," is a poignant plea from a lover to the wind, asking it to convey his deep longing and sorrow to his beloved. The protagonist, referring to himself as a "king" and his love as a "maiden" or "goddess," expresses his anguish over her absence. He describes his heart as wilting and his constant search for her, personifying the wind as a messenger capable of reaching her and whispering his feelings into her ear. The imagery of the Vaigai river bank evokes a sense of traditional romance and a connection to nature as a confidante. The lyrics further elaborate on the lover's despair, highlighting his inability to see or hear his beloved. He compares her to a goddess whose temple doors are shut and a "love-parrot" trapped in a cage, suggesting she might be confined or prevented from meeting him. The absence of her daily rituals, like drawing kolam, and her usual appearance at the window, intensifies his pain. He likens her hidden presence to the moon obscured by clouds, implying that external forces are keeping them apart. The repeated question, "Won't those clouds disperse? Won't this sorrow vanish?" underscores his desperate hope for their reunion and an end to his suffering.
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