Valikiradhe Lyrics
From the movie Andha 7 Naatkal
Valikiradhe Song Lyrics is the track from Andha 7 Naatkal Tamil Film – 2025, Starring Ajitej, Shriswetha, K. Bhagyaraj, Namo Narayana. This song was sung by சக்திஸ்ரீ கோபாலன் மற்றும் சச்சின் சுந்தர். The music was composed by சச்சின் சுந்தர். Lyrics works penned by மோகன் ராஜன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Singers : Shakthisree Gopalan and Sachin Sundar
Music Director : Sachin Sundar
Lyricist : Mohan Rajan
En kannai kaanadhae Yen endru kelaadhae
En ullam thaangaadhae Valikkiradhae
Venneril ninnenae Vegaamal vendhaenae
Veezhaamal nondheane Valikkiradhae
Enge enge enge Nee tholaindhaai naanum uraindhen
Nenje nenje nenje Marivittaai yaenoo
Kanne kanne kannil Nee niraindhaai naanum azhudhen
Munne munne munne Nee maraindhaai yaenoo
Valiyodu naan vaazhgiren Vizhi neeril yen moozhgiren
Vidhiyodu poraadinen Vilakaamalae vilaginaayoooo oo
En kannai kaanadhae Yen endru kelaadhae
En ullam thaangaadhae Valikkiradhae
Venneril ninnenae Vegaamal vendhaenae
Veezhaamal nondheane Valikkiradhae
Humming :
Pinnae en pinnae Padhungaadhae
Ullae en ullae Udaikaadhae
Vidiyaadha … Iravaaga neeludhae theigiren
Theriyaadhaa… Aaraadha kaayangal aaravae
Varuvaayaa… Nizhalaga soozhndha nee eera nilavai
Theeyaal Kadhir veechu veesiyae ennai suduvadhu neeyaa?
En kannai kaanamal Yen endru kooramal
En nenjam aaraamal Valikkiradhae
Venneril vegaamal Nindrenae neelaamal
Nondheane vaazhaamal Valikkiradhae
Humming :
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Valikiradhe' from 'Andha 7 Naatkal' (2025) is a poignant expression of profound heartbreak and emotional agony. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with immense pain, feeling lost and broken after a loved one's departure. Metaphors like "standing in hot water, burning without boiling" convey a state of intense suffering where the pain is constant and inescapable, yet the outward signs might not be apparent. The singer questions the sudden change and disappearance of their beloved, lamenting a life now consumed by sorrow and tears.
The song delves into the themes of unrequited love, betrayal, and the struggle against an unkind fate. The repeated plea "Don't see my eyes, don't ask why, my heart cannot bear it, it pains" underscores the depth of their emotional wounds. The imagery of a night that never ends and unhealing wounds highlights the enduring nature of their grief. The poignant question, "Is it you who burns me by casting rays?" suggests a sense of betrayal from someone who was once a source of comfort, now inflicting pain. It's a raw and vulnerable portrayal of a soul in distress, yearning for solace that seems perpetually out of reach.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Valikiradhe?
Valikiradhe is sung by சக்திஸ்ரீ கோபாலன் மற்றும் சச்சின் சுந்தர்.
Which movie is Valikiradhe from?
The song Valikiradhe is featured in the movie Andha 7 Naatkal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Valikiradhe?
The lyrics for Valikiradhe were written by மோகன் ராஜன் with music composed by சச்சின் சுந்தர்.
Is English translation available for Valikiradhe lyrics?
Yes! Valikiradhe lyrics from Andha 7 Naatkal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Valikiradhe lyrics?
The song 'Valikiradhe' from 'Andha 7 Naatkal' (2025) is a poignant expression of profound heartbreak and emotional agony. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with immense pain, feeling lost and broken after a loved one's departure. Metaphors like "standing in hot water, burning without boiling" convey a state of intense suffering where the pain is constant and inescapable, yet the outward signs might not be apparent. The singer questions the sudden change and disappearance of their beloved, lamenting a life now consumed by sorrow and tears. The song delves into the themes of unrequited love, betrayal, and the struggle against an unkind fate. The repeated plea "Don't see my eyes, don't ask why, my heart cannot bear it, it pains" underscores the depth of their emotional wounds. The imagery of a night that never ends and unhealing wounds highlights the enduring nature of their grief. The poignant question, "Is it you who burns me by casting rays?" suggests a sense of betrayal from someone who was once a source of comfort, now inflicting pain. It's a raw and vulnerable portrayal of a soul in distress, yearning for solace that seems perpetually out of reach.
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