
Aalamarathu Kuyile Lyrics
From the movie Annan
Aalamarathu Kuyile Song Lyrics is the track from Annan Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Ramarajan, Swathi, Manivannan, Sundarrajan, Vadivukarasi, Ponvannan, Pandu, Balu Anand, Chelladurai, Kovai Senthil. This song was sung by இளையராஜா மற்றும் சுஜாதா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Arivumathi.
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Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Esa padikkum kuyilae kuyilae Ena unakku irukka irukka
Nee sollu oru seidhi Engae irukku un jodi
Vekkatta vekkatta vetha paakku Oru vethala paakku
Kattataa kattataa kalyaana paatu Nalla kalyaana paatu
Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Esa padikkum kuyilae kuyilae Ena unakku irukka irukka
Pavala kallu mani irukkum Palapalannu oli irukkum
Paavai ival paarkkum vizhi oram Vaira kallu varisarukkum
Valachilukkum vanappirukkum Vanji ival sirikkum idhazhoram
Silu silu kaathu adikutha Chiththira thaeru ooduthaa
Sirumani sirichu kulungudhaa Siru kudam lesa thalumbudha
Muthu charam poda Muthalanthu podu
Chiththiraiyil vantha nila Heyy nee thaanae
Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Esa padikkum kuyilae kuyilae Ena unakku irukka irukka
Kaappu katti karagam katti Kaathirunthen kovililae
Kakka vecha saamy nee thaana Thiri eduthu nei eduthu
Velakku vechu kaathirunthen Velicham thantha saamy nee thaana
Kalakala mani thaan adikutha Kaathula kalakka thudikutha
Siru siru soodam eriyutha Eriyura vegam puriyutha
Kovilukku munnae kolangala podu Kolakkili koottodu hey koothadu
Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Esa padikkum kuyilae kuyilae Ena unakku irukka irukka
Nee sollu oru seidhi Engae irukku un jodi
Vekkatta vekkatta vetha paakku Oru vethala paakku
Kattataa kattataa kalyaana paatu Nalla kalyaana paatu
Aalamarathu kuyilae kuyilae Thuna unakku irukka irukka
Esa padikkum kuyilae kuyilae Ena unakku irukka irukka
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and romantic duet where the male protagonist addresses a cuckoo bird, asking if it has a companion, subtly hinting at his own search for a partner. He then shifts to admiring his beloved, describing her beauty with vivid imagery like coral beads in her eyes and diamonds lining her gaze, comparing her to the moon. The lyrics express a deep longing and anticipation for love, using traditional metaphors and cultural elements.
The second part of the song takes on a more devotional tone, where the protagonist describes waiting in a temple, performing rituals like lighting lamps and holding the Karagam, equating his beloved to a divine presence who has finally arrived to fulfill his prayers. The song beautifully blends romantic yearning with spiritual devotion, culminating in a joyous invitation to celebrate love and togetherness with traditional festivities like drawing kolams and dancing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aalamarathu Kuyile?
Aalamarathu Kuyile is sung by இளையராஜா மற்றும் சுஜாதா.
Which movie is Aalamarathu Kuyile from?
The song Aalamarathu Kuyile is featured in the movie Annan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aalamarathu Kuyile?
The lyrics for Aalamarathu Kuyile were written by Arivumathi with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Aalamarathu Kuyile lyrics?
Yes! Aalamarathu Kuyile lyrics from Annan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aalamarathu Kuyile lyrics?
This song is a playful and romantic duet where the male protagonist addresses a cuckoo bird, asking if it has a companion, subtly hinting at his own search for a partner. He then shifts to admiring his beloved, describing her beauty with vivid imagery like coral beads in her eyes and diamonds lining her gaze, comparing her to the moon. The lyrics express a deep longing and anticipation for love, using traditional metaphors and cultural elements. The second part of the song takes on a more devotional tone, where the protagonist describes waiting in a temple, performing rituals like lighting lamps and holding the Karagam, equating his beloved to a divine presence who has finally arrived to fulfill his prayers. The song beautifully blends romantic yearning with spiritual devotion, culminating in a joyous invitation to celebrate love and togetherness with traditional festivities like drawing kolams and dancing.


