Ayya Muzhikkira Lyrics

From the movie Kathalithal Pothuma

Ayya Muzhikkira Song Lyrics is the track from Kathalithal Pothuma Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

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Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Singer : P. Susheela

Music Director : S. Vedhachalam

Lyricist : Kannadasan

Aiyaa muzhikkira muzhiyai paaru Ippo avarukku kidaichadhu veru
Aiyaa muzhikkira muzhiyai paaru Ippo avarukku kidaichadhu veru
Summa pona poochiyai eduthu Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru
Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru

Jittaan jittaan jinukki kulungudhaam Dhinakka dhinnakkathakka
Dhinakka dhinakkathakka kuthigudhaam Jittaan jittaan jinukki kulungudhaam
Dhinakka dhinnakkathakka Dhinakka dhinakkathakka kuthigudhaam

Kaalai avarukku kannulae valippu Hee hee hee hee hee
Kaalam muluvadhum pennunga nenaippu Haaaan…

Kaalai avarukku kannulae valippu Laalaalalla
Kaalam muluvadhum pennunga nenaippu Laalaalalla
Aalaipaaradi asattu sirippu Hey hey hey hey hey
Aalaipaaradi asattu sirippu Aana porandha ivar aana poranthathukku
Yaaradi poruppu yaaradi poruppu Ivar aana poranthathukku
Yaaradi poruppu yaaradi poruppu

Aiyaa muzhikkira muzhiyai paaru Ippo avarukku kidaichadhu veru
Summa pona poochiyai eduthu Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru
Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru

Jittaan jittaan jinukki kulungudhaam Dhinakka dhinnakkathakka
Dhinakka dhinakkathakka kuthigudhaam

Seeviya mudiyai muluvathum vettu Kara kara kara kara kara
Sevappu thuniyai udambilae kattu Swamii swamii

Seeviya mudiyai muluvathum vettu Laalaalalla
Sevappu thuniyai udambilae kattu Hoo oo oo hoo
Jeya jeya sankara sambho pottu Swamii jeya jeya sankara sambho
Jeya jeya sankara sambho pottu Thiruthani pakkam adichu virattu adichu virattu
Ivarai Thiruthani pakkam adichu virattu adichu virattu

Aiyaa muzhikkira muzhiyai paaru Ippo avarukku kidaichadhu veru
Summa pona poochiyai eduthu Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru
Thalaiyilae vecha kudhikudhu paaru

Jittaan jittaan jinukki kulungudhaam Dhinakka dhinnakkathakka
Dhinakka dhinakkathakka kuthigudhaam

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song escalates its playful criticism by suggesting drastic, comical measures to reform the man. The women propose shaving his head, dressing him in ascetic red cloth, and sending him off to a spiritual pilgrimage site like Thiruthani while chanting devotional phrases. This exaggerated advice highlights their exasperation and desire for him to shed his worldly desires and frivolous pursuits, all delivered with a sense of fun and mockery rather than genuine anger.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Ayya Muzhikkira?

Ayya Muzhikkira is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Ayya Muzhikkira from?

The song Ayya Muzhikkira is featured in the movie Kathalithal Pothuma.

Who wrote the lyrics for Ayya Muzhikkira?

The lyrics for Ayya Muzhikkira were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Ayya Muzhikkira lyrics?

Yes! Ayya Muzhikkira lyrics from Kathalithal Pothuma include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Ayya Muzhikkira lyrics?

This song is a lively and humorous commentary, likely from a group of women, playfully mocking a man's flirtatious and somewhat foolish behavior. The lyrics describe the man's wandering gaze and his constant preoccupation with women, likening his sudden excitement to an insect jumping when placed on one's head, suggesting he's easily distracted or overly reactive to new attractions. The repeated rhythmic interjections add to the lighthearted and teasing tone. The song escalates its playful criticism by suggesting drastic, comical measures to reform the man. The women propose shaving his head, dressing him in ascetic red cloth, and sending him off to a spiritual pilgrimage site like Thiruthani while chanting devotional phrases. This exaggerated advice highlights their exasperation and desire for him to shed his worldly desires and frivolous pursuits, all delivered with a sense of fun and mockery rather than genuine anger.