Appappa Naan Lyrics
From the movie Galatta Kalyanam
Appappa Naan Song Lyrics is the track from Galatta Kalyanam Tamil Film – 1968, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, J. Jayalalithaa, K. A. Thangavelu, Manorama, Nagesh, Cho Ramaswamy, Jyothi Lakshmi, A. V. M. Rajan, Sachu, V. Gopalakrishnan. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Ulululaai aayi aayi Aariraaro hoo
Ulululaai aayi aayi Aariraaro ululaai
Appappaa naan appan alladaa Thappappaa naan thaayum alladaa
Engae evano petha pillaiyo Ingae vandha thathu pillaiyoo
Aariraaro ohhohh Aariraariraaroo
Appappaa naan appan alladaa Thappappaa naan thaayum alladaa
Engae evano petha pillaiyo Ingae vandha thathu pillaiyoo
Aariraaro ohhohh Aariraariraaroo
Ulululaai aayi aayi Aariraaro ululaai
Kalyaanam innum aagadha vaelai Kai meedhu pillai theeraadha thollai
Kalyaanam innum aagadha vaelai Kai meedhu pillai theeraadha thollai
Thaalaatta sonnaal paattondru solven Thaalaatta sonnaal paattondru solven
Paalootta sonnaal naan engu poven
Appappaa naan appan alladaa Thappappaa naan thaayum alladaa
Engae evano petha pillaiyo Ingae vandha thathu pillaiyoo
Aariraaro ohhohh Aariraariraaroo
Ulululaai ulululaai ulululaai Ulululaai
Kanakkaaga pillai perugindra thittam
Enakkaaga thaano yerpatta sattam
Kanakkaaga pillai perugindra thittam
Enakkaaga thaano yerpatta sattam
Kadankaaran vandhaal nadungaadha nenjam
Kadankaaran vandhaal nadungaadha nenjam
Adangaadha pillai azhudhaalae anjum
Appappaa naan appan alladaa Thappappaa naan thaayum alladaa
Engae evano petha pillaiyo Ingae vandha thathu pillaiyoo
Aariraaro ohhohh Aariraariraaroo
Ulululaai ulululaai ulululaai Ulululaai ulululaai ulululaai
Ulululaai ulululaai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Appappa Naan" from the 1968 film 'Galatta Kalyanam' humorously depicts the predicament of a bachelor, played by M.G. Ramachandran, who unexpectedly finds himself burdened with a baby. The lyrics express his utter bewilderment and frustration, as he repeatedly asserts that he is neither the father nor the mother of the child. He questions the baby's origin, wondering if it's someone else's offspring or an adopted child that has landed in his lap, highlighting the comedic chaos of accidental parenthood.
The song's mood is lighthearted and playful, using the character's distress for comedic effect. He contrasts his usual fearlessness, such as not being intimidated by creditors, with his complete helplessness and fear when the 'unruly child' cries. The repeated lullaby-like sounds of "Aariraaro" ironically punctuate his lament, emphasizing the absurdity of his situation. It's a classic example of Tamil cinema's ability to blend humor with relatable, albeit exaggerated, life situations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Appappa Naan?
Appappa Naan is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Appappa Naan from?
The song Appappa Naan is featured in the movie Galatta Kalyanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Appappa Naan?
The lyrics for Appappa Naan were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Appappa Naan lyrics?
Yes! Appappa Naan lyrics from Galatta Kalyanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Appappa Naan lyrics?
The song "Appappa Naan" from the 1968 film 'Galatta Kalyanam' humorously depicts the predicament of a bachelor, played by M.G. Ramachandran, who unexpectedly finds himself burdened with a baby. The lyrics express his utter bewilderment and frustration, as he repeatedly asserts that he is neither the father nor the mother of the child. He questions the baby's origin, wondering if it's someone else's offspring or an adopted child that has landed in his lap, highlighting the comedic chaos of accidental parenthood. The song's mood is lighthearted and playful, using the character's distress for comedic effect. He contrasts his usual fearlessness, such as not being intimidated by creditors, with his complete helplessness and fear when the 'unruly child' cries. The repeated lullaby-like sounds of "Aariraaro" ironically punctuate his lament, emphasizing the absurdity of his situation. It's a classic example of Tamil cinema's ability to blend humor with relatable, albeit exaggerated, life situations.
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