
Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam Lyrics
From the movie Pudhiavan
Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam Song Lyrics is the track from Pudhiavan Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Murali, Anitha, Raveendran, N. Viswanathan, Delhi Ganesh, Mohanapriya, Vaani, Indira Devi, Sundaramoorthy, Veera Raghavan. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by V. S. Narasimhan. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Vanthathu vasantha kaalam Vaa vaa
Boomiyin pudhiya kolam Vaa vaa
Sandhana marangal dhorum Vaa vaa
Manmadha kuyilgal paadum Vaa vaa
Ilamaiye ezhu azhagaiye thodu Oru kaadhal sangeetham paadu
Vanthathu vasantha kaalam Vaa vaa
Boomiyin pudhiya kolam Vaa vaa
Sandhana marangal dhorum Vaa vaa
Manmadha kuyilgal paadum Hoo ohh hoo ohh hoo oh hoo ohh
Vaa vaa vaaa(4)
Minnalai pudikka vendum Megathai udutha vendum
Vaanathil parakka vendum Aayiram siragu vendum
Paruvamae padai Siraigalai udai
Idhu kannan solladha geethai
Minnalai pudikka vendum oh Megathai udutha vendum
Vaanathil parakka vendum oh Aayiram siragu vendum
Hoo ohh hoo ohh hoo oh hoo ohh
Vaaliba karangal serppen Vaazhkaiyai pizhanthu paarppen
Naalaiyai kelvi ketten Naatiya kalaigal kaappen
Puthiyavan ivan Ootiyil evan
Ivan aattam kaanaadha raajan
Vanthathu vasantha kaalam Vaa vaa
Boomiyin pudhiya kolam Vaa vaa
Sandhana marangal dhorum Vaa vaa
Manmadha kuyilgal paadum Hoo ohh hoo ohh hoo oh hoo ohh
Vaa vaa vaaa(4)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant celebration of youth, new beginnings, and the arrival of a hopeful era, metaphorically represented by spring. It beckons everyone to embrace the fresh energy and beauty of the world, where even nature, symbolized by sandalwood trees and cuckoos, joins in a chorus of love and joy. The lyrics invite young hearts to awaken, connect with beauty, and express their emotions through the universal language of love songs.
The second part of the song shifts to a more assertive and ambitious tone, embodying the spirit of a 'new man' who dares to dream big and challenge conventions. He yearns for extraordinary feats like catching lightning and flying, symbolizing boundless ambition and a desire for freedom. The line "This is a Gita unspoken by Krishna" suggests a unique, perhaps rebellious, philosophy that deviates from traditional paths. This 'new man' is portrayed as a visionary leader, ready to question the future, protect art, and carve his own destiny, a king in his own right whose impact is yet to be fully witnessed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam?
Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam from?
The song Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam is featured in the movie Pudhiavan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam?
The lyrics for Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by V. S. Narasimhan.
Is English translation available for Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam lyrics?
Yes! Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam lyrics from Pudhiavan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vanthathu Vasantha Kalam lyrics?
This song is a vibrant celebration of youth, new beginnings, and the arrival of a hopeful era, metaphorically represented by spring. It beckons everyone to embrace the fresh energy and beauty of the world, where even nature, symbolized by sandalwood trees and cuckoos, joins in a chorus of love and joy. The lyrics invite young hearts to awaken, connect with beauty, and express their emotions through the universal language of love songs. The second part of the song shifts to a more assertive and ambitious tone, embodying the spirit of a 'new man' who dares to dream big and challenge conventions. He yearns for extraordinary feats like catching lightning and flying, symbolizing boundless ambition and a desire for freedom. The line "This is a Gita unspoken by Krishna" suggests a unique, perhaps rebellious, philosophy that deviates from traditional paths. This 'new man' is portrayed as a visionary leader, ready to question the future, protect art, and carve his own destiny, a king in his own right whose impact is yet to be fully witnessed.





