Vanga Kadalin Lyrics

From the movie Mel Maruvathoor Arpudhangal

Vanga Kadalin Song Lyrics is the track from Mel Maruvathoor Arpudhangal Tamil Film – 1986, Starring Rajesh, Sulakshana, Radha Ravi, Nalini, Thengai Srinivasan, K R Vijaya. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorK. V. Mahadevan

LyricistVaali

Singers

வஜ

Singerவாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா

Star Cast

ActorRajesh

ActorSulakshana

ActorRadha Ravi

Translation

Vanga kadalin orathilae Sakthi velviyum nadakkuthamma
Indha velviyinaal en kelvikkellaam Oorr vidaiyum kedaikkum ammaa

Sakthi peedathin naayagan valarkkum Saanthi velvi idhuthaan
Indha velviyil vilaiyum anbum amaidhiyum Uyrigalukkellaam podhu thaan

En annanum unadhu pillaiyammaa Avan idhayathil nimmadhi illaiyamma
Kannena ennai kaathavan vaazhvil Punnagai pookka vendum ammaa
Ammammaa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa

Vanga kadalin orathilae Sakthi velviyum nadakkuthamma
Andha velviyinaal en kelvikkellaam Oorr vidaiyum kedaithidumaa

Maalai sooriyan maraiyum velaiyil Velupathundoo kizhaku
Ingu vidiyal thediyae naan irukka Angu velvi ennadi unakku

Unai thaaiyena ninaitha seiyallavaa Moola mandhiram uraitha vaaiyallavaa
Nambiya paavam naan seidhenadi Kai vitta paavam nee seidhaai
Ammammaa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa

Vanga kadalin orathilae Sakthi velviyum nadakkuthamma
Indha velviyinaal en kelvikkellaam Oorr vidaiyum kedaikkum ammaa

Pennena pirandhu poovena malarndhu Peiyaai thirindhen naan dhaan
Iru kan malar thirandhu karunaiyum pozhindhu Thaaiyaai kaathaval nee thaan

Pettravar illaa pen pillai enakku Uttraval ingae nee thaan
Oru bhakthanai manakka arul vaakkuraithu Poo manam mudhitha thaai thaan

En naadhanai pirikka mudiveduthaai Oru naagathai polavae vadiveduthaai

Ingu ooraar pazhikku iraiyaaga Annan veedae enakkorr siraiyaaga

Annanin vaazhvum aanandham kaana Amma nee thaan vazhi vagupaai

Innamum unnai nambidava Verum kal thaan unnai kumbidavaa

Vanga kadalin orathilae Sakthi velviyum nadakkuthamma

Andha velviyinaal en kelvikkellaam Oorr vidaiyum kedaithidumaa

Females : Vanga kadalin orathilae Sakthi velviyum nadakkuthamma
Velviyum nadakkuthamma Velviyum nadakkuthamma

Song Meaning & Analysis

As the song progresses, a sense of betrayal and despair emerges. The singer, who once saw the goddess as her mother and protector, now questions her actions, feeling abandoned and wronged. She laments being separated from her 'lord' and feeling trapped in her brother's house, subjected to public scorn. Despite her anguish and the feeling that the deity has become a mere stone, she still holds onto a sliver of hope, challenging the goddess to prove her divine intervention and pave the way for her brother's happiness, ultimately seeking resolution and justice from the very power she feels has forsaken her.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vanga Kadalin?

Vanga Kadalin is sung by வாணி ஜெயராம் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.

Which movie is Vanga Kadalin from?

The song Vanga Kadalin is featured in the movie Mel Maruvathoor Arpudhangal.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vanga Kadalin?

The lyrics for Vanga Kadalin were written by Vaali with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.

Is English translation available for Vanga Kadalin lyrics?

Yes! Vanga Kadalin lyrics from Mel Maruvathoor Arpudhangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vanga Kadalin lyrics?

This devotional song from 'Mel Maruvathoor Arpudhangal' is a fervent plea to the goddess Sakthi, set against the backdrop of a powerful yagna (sacred ritual fire) on the Bay of Bengal's shores. The singer expresses a deep hope that this ritual will bring answers to her profound questions and alleviate the suffering of her beloved brother, who she describes as having no peace in his heart. The lyrics convey a mix of unwavering faith and poignant questioning, as she implores the divine mother to restore joy and peace to her brother's life, acknowledging his role as her protector. As the song progresses, a sense of betrayal and despair emerges. The singer, who once saw the goddess as her mother and protector, now questions her actions, feeling abandoned and wronged. She laments being separated from her 'lord' and feeling trapped in her brother's house, subjected to public scorn. Despite her anguish and the feeling that the deity has become a mere stone, she still holds onto a sliver of hope, challenging the goddess to prove her divine intervention and pave the way for her brother's happiness, ultimately seeking resolution and justice from the very power she feels has forsaken her.