Annaale Nannaale Cover Art

Annaale Nannaale Lyrics

From the movie Kanavu

Annaale Nannaale Song Lyrics is the track from Kanavu Tamil Film – 1954, Starring Faisal Raj, Athira Santhosh, Karate Rajan, Cool Suresh, Shakeela. This song was sung by ஜிக்கி. The music was composed by ஜி. ராமநாதன் மற்றும் வி. தக்ஷிணாமூர்த்தி. Lyrics works penned by ஏ. மருதகாசி.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

ஜர
Music Directorஜி. ராமநாதன் மற்றும் வி. தக்ஷிணாமூர்த்தி
ஏம
Lyricistஏ. மருதகாசி

Singers

ஜ
Singerஜிக்கி

Star Cast

Singer : Jikki

Music Director : G. Ramanathan and V. Dakshinamoorthy

Lyricist : A. Maruthakasi

Annaalae nannaalae Seerum kundraamalae nam naadithae
Paril nandraagavae inba vaazhvurum

Annaalae nannaalae

Annaalae nannaalae Seerum kundraamalae nam naadithae
Paril nandraagavae inba vaazhvurum

Annaalae nannaalae

Illaamai illai yaezhigal illai
Yaettrathaazhvu yaedhumillai yaemaattram illai
Kallaathaar illai kaaviya cholai
Endru solla kettu ellorum inburum

Annaalae nannaalae Seerum kundraamalae nam naadithae
Paril nandraagavae inba vaazhvurum

Annaalae nannaalae

Pollaathaar illai poosalumillai Pootti vaththu pennai kollum
Paathagarum illai Ellorum orinam izhinthavar illai
Endru solla kettu ellorum inburum

Annaalae nannaalae Seerum kundraamalae nam naadithae
Paril nandraagavae inba vaazhvurum

Annaalae nannaalae

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song "Annaale Nannaale" from the 1954 film 'Kanavu' paints a vivid picture of an ideal society, either as a nostalgic look at a golden past or a hopeful vision for the future. It describes a utopian world free from societal ills. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize "that day is a good day," referring to a time when the nation thrives with undiminished glory and its people live joyfully. This reflects the aspirations for a better society prevalent in post-independence India.

The verses elaborate on the characteristics of this ideal world: absence of poverty, inequality, illiteracy, and deception. It envisions a society where knowledge flourishes ("garden of epics") and everyone is educated. Furthermore, it highlights the absence of wickedness, quarrels, and violence against women, promoting a sense of unity and equality where no one is considered inferior. The song's optimistic and idealistic tone aims to inspire hope and a collective dream for a harmonious and prosperous future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Annaale Nannaale?

Annaale Nannaale is sung by ஜிக்கி.

Which movie is Annaale Nannaale from?

The song Annaale Nannaale is featured in the movie Kanavu.

Who wrote the lyrics for Annaale Nannaale?

The lyrics for Annaale Nannaale were written by ஏ. மருதகாசி with music composed by ஜி. ராமநாதன் மற்றும் வி. தக்ஷிணாமூர்த்தி.

Is English translation available for Annaale Nannaale lyrics?

Yes! Annaale Nannaale lyrics from Kanavu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Annaale Nannaale lyrics?

The song "Annaale Nannaale" from the 1954 film 'Kanavu' paints a vivid picture of an ideal society, either as a nostalgic look at a golden past or a hopeful vision for the future. It describes a utopian world free from societal ills. The lyrics repeatedly emphasize "that day is a good day," referring to a time when the nation thrives with undiminished glory and its people live joyfully. This reflects the aspirations for a better society prevalent in post-independence India. The verses elaborate on the characteristics of this ideal world: absence of poverty, inequality, illiteracy, and deception. It envisions a society where knowledge flourishes ("garden of epics") and everyone is educated. Furthermore, it highlights the absence of wickedness, quarrels, and violence against women, promoting a sense of unity and equality where no one is considered inferior. The song's optimistic and idealistic tone aims to inspire hope and a collective dream for a harmonious and prosperous future.

Song Details

Song NameAnnaale Nannaale
MovieKanavu
Singersஜிக்கி
Lyricistஏ. மருதகாசி
LanguageTamil

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