Home   Forum   Wiki   Notes   Register   FAQ   Sitemap   About Us   Contact Us  

dhooL.com

Topic started by bb (@ 24.4.254.104) on Tue Feb 20 03:21:22 EST 2001.
All times in EST +10:30 for IST.

Hi! We've made a major addition to newtfmpage, and that is a big song bank. Dhool features thousands of songs for your listening pleasure. This site is a part of the newtfmpage.com - swara.com group. Together with newtfmpage, we wish to make this the best place to listen to tamil film songs online and know about tamil film music. Our collection includes old, new, famous, rare and unheard of songs. We are still fine tuning and fixing the database errors, so please bear with us. We value your feedback, and this will help us build the site better. Please post your comments below or mail to comments@newtfmpage.com.
This work was done by us (bb and RR) with MS and swara.com ravi.

---

Responses:

• Old responses
  
• From: rjay (@ 156.77.100.118) on: Fri Jan 17 09:58:30 EST 2003
  
  As I listen more, I hear cellos, brass section,
  choirs, hihats - wow! what a gentle masterpiece!
  
  
• From: Sridhar Seetharaman (@ 192.147.58.6) on: Fri Jan 17 10:17:10 EST 2003
  
  Rjay,
  
  I think Raja's "Kalyanaam Vaibogam" from "Naan Mhaan Alla" is based on this song.
  
  
• From: Aalavandhan (@ 210.186.60.166) on: Fri Jan 17 12:20:34 EST 2003
  
  Strangely, I am always reminded of Chella kiligalaam palliyile, whenever I hear the Minnal song Venmathi venmathiye nillu. :)
  
  Batu malai thaipoosam must be celebrated with the magnus opera Batu malai thiru muthu kumaranai paadi pugazhnthiduvom, sung by Sirgazhi, TMS and AMR Ramani Ammaal from the movie Varuvaan vadivelan.
  
  Incidently Sridevi's (of Kadhal Virus fame) parents of Vijaya Kumar and Manjula fell in love in Kuala Lumpur during the making of this move. :)
  It need to be mentioned that Vijaya Kumar was already married at that point of time. (Kamal, what you are doing is not new.) :)
  
  
• From: Udhaya (@ 66.81.129.148) on: Fri Jan 17 13:27:35 EST 2003
  
  A grandiloquent piece by MSV et all. Sivaji tried to relive this sequence later in Gouravam with "Mezhuguvathi Erigindrathu"
  
  Gangai Amaran, another huge fan of this song, based his "Anandhamae Alaipaayudhae Anaimaeerum Nadhipoalavae" on this song. The movie starred Prathap and Suhasini, forgot the name. Pani something.
  
  
• From: rjay (@ 156.77.100.118) on: Fri Jan 17 13:47:26 EST 2003
  
  Sridhar, I have not heard the kalyanamae song.
  Udhaya, thanks for reminding the mezhuguvarthi
  song. Its anupallavi is another MSV stamp - a
  melody that does not resolve quickly, it keeps
  on going to new positions in a teasing way.
  
  
• From: Prof. A. Sankaranarayanan (@ 132.248.196.21) on: Fri Jan 17 14:58:37 EST 2003
  
  This website is an excellent one for tamil movie songs. I would appreciate much more if you add for example more available songs of shri P.U.Chinnappa and also create a new space for songs of smt K.P.Sundarambal.As a classical music lover, it is very genuine from my part to demand this from you.
  Thanking you and with best regards
  A. Sankaranarayanan
  
  
• From: OISG (@ 193.188.97.152) on: Sun Jan 19 00:00:03 EST 2003
  
  Udhaya
  
  That was Madhumalar directed by SanthanaBharathy-P Vasu after Panner Pushpangal.
  
  
  
• From: Saravanan (@ 195.229.241.231) on: Sun Jan 19 22:42:41 EST 2003
  
  bb- thanks for the recent songs.
  
  Chathurangam was directed by Durai.
  
  Enga Mama was Brahmachari's remake. And the Hindi equivalent of 'Ellorum nala vaazha' was the haunting 'Dil ke jharoke me tujko bitaakar'.
  
  No bb- Kamal has not 'over-indulged':-)Anbe Sivam is a thoroughly enjoyable film. I am sure you will like it!
  
  
• From: bb (@ 12.234.176.52) on: Sun Jan 19 23:20:54 EST 2003
  
  Saravanan, yes, I did. AnbE Sivam is one of the best movies in thamizh in the past few years.
  
  
• From: bb (@ 12.234.176.52) on: Mon Jan 20 01:50:18 EST 2003
  
  Song of the Day: entha oor endravanE from kaattu roja.
  
  http://www.newtfmpage.com/cgi-bin/stream.pl?url=http://www.dhool.com/sotd/enthaoor.rm
  
  - MD: K.V.Mahadevan. Sung by PBS, and awesome lyrics by Kannadasan.
  
  - Lyrics of the song in our Old Songs Page: http://www.newtfmpage.com/ppp/endaoor.html
  
  - Manisekaran writes on Kaattu Roja:
  KAATTU ROJA
  Many discussions have taklen place about Kaattu Roja, a Modern Theatres movie starred by SSR, Pathmini, G Varalechumy and others. Let me just mention in passing.
  
  The songs are really wonderful. This is one of those movies where all the songs became instant hits upon release.
  
  TMS sings a duet with P Suseela:
  
  TMS-Vandondru Vanthathu
  Vaavenru Sonnathu
  Ennendru Naanum Ketten
  Kannendru Sonnathu
  
  PS- Kannondru Vanthathju
  Kaanenru Sonnathu
  Pennendru Naanum Sonnen
  Pesamal Ninrathu
  
  TMS and P Suseela sing another famous duet:
  
  Chinna Chinna Kannanukku Enna Vendum
  Singara Mozhi Sollum Ponnu Vendum
  Vanna Vanna Kannanukku Ennavendum
  Vattamittu Padidum Kanni Vendum
  
  Suseela sings the sad version of the above song as follows:
  Chinna Chinna KanniyenakkuEnna Vendum
  
  Jamunarani sings a song composed by Poanju Arunasalam. This was one of the rare songs that Panju Arunasalam composed himself in those days. And that song is:
  
  Ennai Paaru Paaru
  Paarthukkonde Irukka Thonrum
  
  Then comes the famous song of PBS where Kannadasan plays with words. This is a masterpiece of Kannadasan with play of words
  
  Entha Oor Enravaney
  Iruntha Oorai Sollava
  Antha Oor Neeyum Kooda Arintha Oor Allava
  
  Udalooril Vaazhintirunthen
  Uravooril Mithanthirunthen
  Karuvooril Kudi Pugunthen
  Mannooril Vizhunthuvitten
  Kannooril Thavazhnthirunthen
  Kaiyooril Valarnthirunthen
  Kaalooril Nadanthuvanthen
  Kalayooril Vanthuvitten
  Velooriai Paarthuvitten
  Vizhiyooril Kalanthuvitten
  Paaloorum Paruvam Ennum
  Pattinathil Kudi Pugunthen
  (ENTHA)
  (ENTHA)
  
  Kathaloor Kaattiyaval
  Kaattooril Vituvittaal
  \Kanniyoor Maranthavudan
  Kadalooril Vizhunthuvitten
  
  Pallathoor Thannil Ennai
  Parithavikka Vittu Vittu
  Metttooril Antha Mangai
  Meleri Ninrukondaal
  Keezhooril Vaazhvathatkum
  Kilimozhiyaal Illaiyada
  Melloru Povatharkum
  Velai varavillaiyadaaa
  (ENTHA)
  
  This is a song with such simple words, and yet with deep meanings. A talented and able poet could compose to any situation, any given tune and in any age. Kanndasan has left this song for all future poets to follow. But we are yet to get songs of this equivalence in play of words. (The closest I could think of is Paal Thamizh paal by Vali in Ragasiya Police 115)
  
  P. Suseela has two more solos. One is :
  Kathavu Thiranthatha
  Kaatchi Therinthathaa
  Kaanum Ulagam Purinthatha
  Kaanum Ulagam Purinthatha
  
  The other is :
  Yenadi Roja Ennadi Sirippu Ethanai kandaleyo
  Anru Ponaval Inru vanthuvittalendru
  Punnagai Siethayo.
  
  Background to the above song:
  Padmini is the longest acting star among the Truvangoor sisters. From a dancer she became a heroine and acted in many movies. When Padmini got married she went off to the USA for a long time. She even announced that she wanted to settle in the states. While she was away, Saroja Devi was shining in Tamil cinema. She produced silver jubilee runs with MGR, Gemini and Sivaji. She was the dream queen for that short period of time. Suddenly Padmini reappeared after three years and wanted to act. She was booked to act, this time with an average actor at that time, who had few cinema chances. It was SSR. The film was Kaattu Roja. The cine circle started to hiss around that Padmini had aged and she had to take leave for good. But this went to the ears of Padmini who took it as a challenge. She was determined to prove her youthfulness. Kannadasan wrote a song for Padmini, shooting questions at Saroja Devi who was at the height of her glory. The song is:
  
  Yenadi Roja (Sarojadevi)?
  Ennadi Sirippu ?
  Ethanai Kandayo?
  Andru (USA)Ponaval indru vanthuvitaal enru
  Punnagai (yelanam) seithayo?
  
  Then the following lines would enlighten further.
  
  Rathinak kambalamey! Adi Muthirai mothiramey-Nee
  Naalai pozhuthukkul Vaadi vizhunthidum Maayak kathayadiyo!
  Naan Sithira Penmayadi-Ithu Theiva Paruvamadi
  Ethanai Kalangal Maariya pothilum Enrum ilamayadi-enakku
  enrum ilamayadi..
  
  - There was a very interesting discussion on this song, in which Bhoori claimed that it is just a formulaic song, and that anyone can write such lyrics. The good discussion between Bhoori, SK, Pal and Pala can be found here: http://newtfmpage.com/forum/8772.oldsongs.html
  http://newtfmpage.com/forum/1573.oldsongs.html
  http://newtfmpage.com/forum/25562.oldsongs.html
  
  
• From: Aalavandhan (@ 203.106.70.86) on: Mon Jan 20 04:33:35 EST 2003
  
  bb!!!!!!
  
  This is one of the most double-entrende songs in the history of Tamil songs!!!!!
  
  A sample:
  
  I lived in her body
  I floated in her relationship
  I entered her womb
  I fell upon the earth
  I crawled in her eyes
  I grew in her hands!!!!
  I walked her legs
  I arrived the male's land
  I saw her spear
  I merged with her eyes
  In the milk-flowing youth of
  The city, I entered.
  
  :):):):)
  
  The second verse gets worse. Just use your imagination. :)
  
  This song is banned in all the radio stations I know.
  Apparently Kannadhasan was with a woman when he composed this song (and she was not his wife either). :):):)
  
  
• From: Kupps (@ 156.153.255.134) on: Mon Jan 20 06:48:01 EST 2003
  
  Aals,
  
  In the first two lines, I think, KKD would have meant
  
  I lived in (his) body
  I floated in (their) relation(ship)"
  
  
  
• From: nagarajan (@ 62.56.251.178) on: Mon Jan 20 07:07:50 EST 2003
  
  yes, mr kupps is right
  
  
• From: geeth (@ 213.121.248.170) on: Mon Jan 20 08:05:02 EST 2003
  
  i agree with kupps.
  in each line KKD has described a stage/situation of human life. each stage is described as a place(oor). the first oor is body. next is relationship. then karu, mann, kann.. etc.
  the second charanam is about separation.
  i have heard this song before (can't remember which radio station) and thought it is based on different oor names. only today i read thro the lyrics above and understand the beauty of this song.
  
  
• From: bb (@ 12.234.176.52) on: Tue Jan 21 02:07:12 EST 2003
  
  Song of the Day: kELviyin naayaganE from aboorva raagangaL.
  
  http://www.newtfmpage.com/cgi-bin/stream.pl?url=http://www.dhool.com/sotd/kelviyin.rm
  
  - MD: MSV. Sung by Vani Jayaram and B.S.Sasirekha. This is BSS' first song in TFM.
  - Lyrics by Kannadasan that aptly fit the situation.
  - Lyrics can be found here: http://newtfmpage.com/forum/8858.oldsongs.html
  - From http://www.newtfmpage.com/forum/4810.9937.02:23:42.html ,
  From: Kanchana (@ ww-te06.proxy.aol.com) on: Mon Jan 26 14:15:35 EST 1998
  
  
  Keerthi:
  
  kELviyin nAyakanE from apoorva raagangaLwhich was mentioned by Sundar in another thread, deserves a special mention here.
  
  This is a song where the lyrics actually substitute very effectively for dialogue.
  Part 1: SriVidya tells Kamalahasan she finds marriage to him (a younger guy) unacceptable given her status as a mother and given the social norms, and asks him for his answer.
  ...........................
  ...........................
  konjam sindhai seidhaal unakkuL pirakkum vetkam
  thaalikku maelum oru thaali uNdaa
  vElikku mael oruvan vaeli uNdaa
  kadhai eppadi adhan mudiveppadi
  Part 2: SriVidya realizes her deserter "husband" Rajnikanth is actually in the audience of the concert hall, and expresses her desire for a re-union and a married life with him.
  thalaivan thiruchchaanoor vandhu vittaan
  managai dharma dharisanaththai thEdugindraaL
  alamElu avanudan vaazhvaaLoa
  ...................................................
  Part 3: SriVidya reunites on stage with her run-away daughter who had wanted to marry Kamalahasan's Dad. Mom and daughter converse thru the song, daughter assures the Mom nothing "wrong" has happened and she will comply with the Mom's wishes.
  Mom:
  oru kaNNum marukaNNum paarththuk koNdaal
  avai ondroadu ondru sollum paarvai enna?
  Daughter:
  irukaNNum ondraaga iNaindhu vittaal
  avai iraNdukkum paarvaiyilae bedham enna?
  .........................
  and more....
  Part 4: SriVidya pleads with Kamalahasan to make peace with his father, and he does.
  ...........................
  pidivaadham thannai vidu perumuruga
  konjam piriyaththudan pakkathiru muruga
  
  The song makes the communication of some delicate (& twisted?) issues more tasteful, concise, and powerful than a mere dialog. Kannadhasan works his usual magic with the lyrics. Vani Jayaram's beautiful voice combined with the katcheri-quality music (where the Aavarththanams add to the drama) make for a well-directed situation.
  
  - Sundar R quips about this song: "3 maNi nErap padaththil director sollak kashtappadum kadhaiyai 3 nimida paadalil solvadhil KD oru killadi"!
  
  

---

List all pages of this thread

Post comments