Vasantha Kala Thendralil Cover Art

Vasantha Kala Thendralil Lyrics

From the movie Konjum Salangai

Vasantha Kala Thendralil Song Lyrics is the track from Konjum Salangai Tamil Film – 1962, Starring Savitri, Gemini Ganesan, R. S. Manohar, Kumari Kamala, S. V. Ramadas, T. D. Kusalakumari, K. Sarangapani, Rushyendramani, T. P. Muthulakshmi. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by V. Seetharaman.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SM
Music DirectorS. M. Subbaiah Naidu
VS
LyricistV. Seetharaman

Singers

பச
Singerபி. சுசீலா

Star Cast

Vasantha kaala thendralil oru vandu
Vasantha kaala thendralil oru vandu
Adhu malarnthu sirikkum thamarai malarkandu
Kadhal geedham paadi kondu
Mayangi irunthathu malar theanai undu
Aasai arupathu naalMegam muppathu naal

Ilangaattril thavazhnthodi Varum senthaazhai vaasam
Ilangaattril thavazhnthodi Varum senthaazhai vaasam
Varum senthaazhai vaasam Karuvandin manathaiellaam
Konjam konjam maatravae Naesam ellam maranthathu vandu

Paranthu thaavi thaavi odi sendrathu Vandin nasam veli vaesam
Enak kandaen kandaen kandaenae Enthan kannaalae

Aasai arupathu naal mogam muppathu naal
Aasai arupathu naal mogam muppathu naal

Thaazhampoovin azhagilae mathi thadumaari Aasaiyilae arugil sendrathu
Thazhuvi kaadhaludan Maeni muththam thaanae thanthathu

Poo naagam seeriyae pon vandatheendavae
Poo naagam seeriyae pon vandatheendavae

Aaviyathai izhanththau vandu Antho paavam paavam aadi veezhnthathu
Vandin naesam mathi mathi mosam Enak kandaen kandaen kandaenae
Enthan kannaalae

Vasantha kaala thendralil oru vandu
Adhu malarnthu sirikkum thamarai malarkandu
Kadhal geedham paadi kondu
Mayangi irunthathu malar theanai undu antha vandu

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song uses the metaphor of a beetle and flowers to explore themes of fleeting desire, infidelity, and the consequences of superficial attraction. Initially, the beetle is captivated by a lotus, singing songs of love and drinking its nectar, symbolizing a passionate but perhaps shallow romance. The recurring line "Desire lasts sixty days, infatuation thirty days" sets a cynical tone, suggesting that such intense feelings are inherently transient.

The narrative then shifts as the beetle is lured away by the fragrance of a red screwpine, abandoning its initial love. This act of betrayal leads to its downfall, as the screwpine, described as a "flower-serpent," stings it, causing its demise. The observer, witnessing these events, concludes that the beetle's affection was a mere facade and ultimately deceitful. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of fickle love and the painful repercussions of chasing new desires without genuine commitment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Vasantha Kala Thendralil?

Vasantha Kala Thendralil is sung by பி. சுசீலா.

Which movie is Vasantha Kala Thendralil from?

The song Vasantha Kala Thendralil is featured in the movie Konjum Salangai.

Who wrote the lyrics for Vasantha Kala Thendralil?

The lyrics for Vasantha Kala Thendralil were written by V. Seetharaman with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.

Is English translation available for Vasantha Kala Thendralil lyrics?

Yes! Vasantha Kala Thendralil lyrics from Konjum Salangai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Vasantha Kala Thendralil lyrics?

This song uses the metaphor of a beetle and flowers to explore themes of fleeting desire, infidelity, and the consequences of superficial attraction. Initially, the beetle is captivated by a lotus, singing songs of love and drinking its nectar, symbolizing a passionate but perhaps shallow romance. The recurring line "Desire lasts sixty days, infatuation thirty days" sets a cynical tone, suggesting that such intense feelings are inherently transient. The narrative then shifts as the beetle is lured away by the fragrance of a red screwpine, abandoning its initial love. This act of betrayal leads to its downfall, as the screwpine, described as a "flower-serpent," stings it, causing its demise. The observer, witnessing these events, concludes that the beetle's affection was a mere facade and ultimately deceitful. The song serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of fickle love and the painful repercussions of chasing new desires without genuine commitment.

Song Details

Song NameVasantha Kala Thendralil
Singersபி. சுசீலா
LyricistV. Seetharaman
LanguageTamil

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