Aasai Kanavudhaan Cover Art

Aasai Kanavudhaan Lyrics

From the movie Kodeeswaran - 1955

Aasai Kanavudhaan Song Lyrics is the track from Kodeeswaran - 1955 Tamil Film – 1955. This song was sung by சுஷீலா. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

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Singerசுஷீலா

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Palikkuma kanavu thaan palikkuma Aasai kanavu thaan palikkuma
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkuma Avar naesam endrumae nilaikkuma
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkuma Avar naesam endrumae nilaikkumaaa
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkumaaaaaa

Azhagum paruvamum nilakaadhendrae Adiyaal enaiyae marandhiduvaroooo
Azhagum paruvamum nilakaadhendrae Adiyaal enaiyae marandhiduvaroooo
Pazhagum nilaiyae Pazhagum nilaiyae unarndhiduvaroo
Pazhagum nilaiyae unarndhiduvaroo Paalum neerumaai inaindhiduvaroo
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkumaaaaaa

Thendralil asaindhaadum kavanamaeae Thendralil asaindhaadum kavanamae
Unakku theriyaadha avar gunamaeaeae Thendralil asaindhaadum kavanamaeae
Thendralil asaindhaadum kavanamae Unakku theriyaadha avar gunamaeaeae
Theriyaadha avar gunamae Anbarudan vaazhvil aanandhamae pera
Anbarudan vaazhvil aanandhamae pera Andhanaal endru thaan varumo inimel
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkumaaaaaa

Maada puravae thoodhu sellaaiyooooo
Maada puravae thoodhu sellaaiyoo
Avar maiyalaal vaadum seidhi sollaaiyoo
Maada puravae thoodhu sellaaiyoo
Avar maiyalaal vaadum seidhi sollaaiyoo
Kooda gopura melae veetrirundhaalum
Kooda gopura melae veetrirundhaalum
Azhaithu vaaraaiyoo en allal theeraaiyoo
Azhaithu vaaraaiyoo en allal theeraaiyoo
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkumaaaaaa
Avar naesam endrumae nilaikkumaaa
Aasai kanavu thaan palikkumaaaaaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song beautifully captures the poignant longing and hopeful anxiety of a woman deeply in love. She questions whether her cherished dreams of union with her beloved will materialize and if his affection for her is eternal. There's an underlying insecurity about her own transient beauty and youth, fearing that these might cause him to forget her.

The lyrics express her yearning for an inseparable bond, likening it to milk and water. She appeals to nature, specifically a swaying grove and a dove, to understand her plight and act as a messenger to her distant lover. Her plea to the dove to bring him to her, even if he is in a high and inaccessible place, underscores the depth of her distress and her desperate hope for their reunion and the fulfillment of her romantic aspirations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Aasai Kanavudhaan?

Aasai Kanavudhaan is sung by சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Aasai Kanavudhaan from?

The song Aasai Kanavudhaan is featured in the movie Kodeeswaran - 1955.

Who wrote the lyrics for Aasai Kanavudhaan?

The lyrics for Aasai Kanavudhaan were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by S. V. Venkatraman.

Is English translation available for Aasai Kanavudhaan lyrics?

Yes! Aasai Kanavudhaan lyrics from Kodeeswaran - 1955 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Aasai Kanavudhaan lyrics?

This song beautifully captures the poignant longing and hopeful anxiety of a woman deeply in love. She questions whether her cherished dreams of union with her beloved will materialize and if his affection for her is eternal. There's an underlying insecurity about her own transient beauty and youth, fearing that these might cause him to forget her. The lyrics express her yearning for an inseparable bond, likening it to milk and water. She appeals to nature, specifically a swaying grove and a dove, to understand her plight and act as a messenger to her distant lover. Her plea to the dove to bring him to her, even if he is in a high and inaccessible place, underscores the depth of her distress and her desperate hope for their reunion and the fulfillment of her romantic aspirations.

Song Details

Song NameAasai Kanavudhaan
Singersசுஷீலா
LyricistThanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
LanguageTamil

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