Kadavul Vazhthuppaadum, Neerum Neruppum (1971)

"Kadavul Vazhthuppaadum" (meaning "God sings a blessing" or "Praise to God shall be sung") is a popular song from the 1971 Tamil swashbuckler film Neerum Neruppum (meaning "Water and Fire").

The song and film are significant in Tamil cinema history for several reasons:
Film Context: Neerum Neruppum stars M. G. Ramachandran (MGR) and Jayalalithaa. The story is a classic revenge tale based on Alexandre Dumas' 1844 novella The Corsican Brothers, focusing on twins with contrasting views on life—symbolised by "water and fire".

Song Details: The track "Kadavul Vazhthuppaadum" was sung by the legendary T. M. Soundararajan and features lyrics by the renowned poet Vaali.

Meaning: The title "Kadavul Vazhthuppaadum" reflects a theme of divine grace or a prayerful tribute. In the context of the film's title, Neerum Neruppum, it highlights the juxtaposition of life's opposing forces (water/calm and fire/rage)

Disclaimer: This video clip is posted for viewing pleasure and as an archive for good old Tamil songs. By this, I do not wish to violate any copyright owned by the owner of the song / Movie. I do not own any copyright for the song. If posting the song violates the copyright you own, then please let me know, and I will remove it from YouTube. If you like the song, then please buy the original Movie/Song CD from the copyright owner of the movie.]