Kadamaiyile Uyir Vazhndhu – Song Details

Movie Summary:

Madurai Veeran (1956) is a Tamil folklore-based film that narrates the legendary tale of a warrior named Madurai Veeran, who is revered as a folk deity in Tamil Nadu. The story revolves around his valor, love, betrayal, and eventual tragic fate, blending mythology with social themes.

Song Credits:

• Music Director: G. Ramanathan
• Lyricist: Unknown (Traditional folk-inspired lyrics likely adapted for the film)

Musical Style & Raga Details:

• Musical Style: Traditional Tamil folk with classical influences
• Raga: Likely based on Shanmukhapriya or Kambhoji, common in folk-classical fusion of that era (exact raga details not confirmed)

Key Artists Involved:

• Singer: T. M. Soundararajan (unconfirmed, as multiple playback singers were active in that period)

Awards & Recognition:

• No specific awards recorded for this song, but the film remains a cultural reference in Tamil cinema.

Scene Context:

The song Kadamaiyile Uyir Vazhndhu likely appears in a devotional or emotional sequence, possibly depicting Madurai Veeran’s struggles, sacrifices, or divine intervention in the story. Given the film’s folkloric nature, the song may emphasize duty (kadamai) and resilience (uyir vazhndhu – "life sustained").

(Note: Some details may be speculative due to limited documentation from 1956.)