Azhagiya Kiligalin Lyrics
From the movie General Chakravarthi
Azhagiya Kiligalin Song Lyrics is the track from General Chakravarthi Tamil Film – 1978, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, K R Vijaya, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama. This song was sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Azhagiya kiligalin oorvalam Avasara pattaa nadakkaathu
Adikkadi neenga aadi asainthaal Azhagukku vaattam irukaathu
Azhagiya kiligalin oorvalam Avasara pattaa nadakkaathu
Adikkadi neenga aadi asainthaal Azhagukku vaattam irukaathu
Aalai anaippathil sooraradi Adhil aasai ivarkku adhigamadi
Kaamanai pazhikkum beemanadi Naan kaviyaai pirakkavillaiyadi
Kaamanai pazhikkum beemanadi Naan kaviyaai pirakkavillaiyadi
Azhagiya kiligalin oorvalam Avasara pattaa nadakkaathu
Adikkadi neenga aadi asainthaal Azhagukku vaattam irukaathu
Aiyya oru vagai mainaradi Ivar aaththirappaduvathil majaradi
Aiyya oru vagai mainaradi Ivar aaththirappaduvathil majaradi
Kaiyum kaalum thudikkuthadi Ivarkku kalyaanam aagalai theriyuthadi
Kaiyum kaalum thudikkuthadi Ivarkku kalyaanam aagalai theriyuthadi
Kadhalai thedi poraaro Illai kappalai pidikka poraaro
Kadhalai thedi poraaro Illai kappalai pidikka poraaro
Paavam manasu padharuthadi Pakkuvamaaga vazhi vidadi
Aiyo paavam manasu padharuthadi Pakkuvamaaga vazhi vidadi
Azhagiya kiligalin oorvalam Avasara pattaa nadakkaathu nadakkaathu
Poga ninaippathu poithaandi Idhu ponnula mayagura kaithaandi
Poga ninaippathu poithaandi Idhu ponnula mayagura kaithaandi
Aalai thiruppura kadhaithaandi Ivar horn adippathu adhuthaandi
Azhagiya kiligalin oorvalam Avasara pattaa nadakkaathu
Adikkadi neenga aadi asainthaal Azhagukku vaattam irukaathu
Azhagukku vaattam irukaathu
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Azhagiya Kiligalin" is a playful and teasing number, likely sung by a group of women observing a man. The central theme revolves around the man's apparent infatuation and his attempts to woo or attract attention. The opening lines, comparing a procession of beautiful parrots to a slow, graceful movement, set a lighthearted tone, suggesting that beauty should not be rushed. The women tease the man about his eagerness in embracing women, his immense desire, and his powerful, almost 'Bhima-like' charm that even shames Kama, the god of love. They humorously note his unmarried status, attributing his twitching hands and feet to his longing for a partner.
The lyrics continue to poke fun at the man's intentions, questioning if he's seeking love or merely trying to catch a ship, implying his restlessness. They observe his fluttering heart and advise to gently make way for him, highlighting his vulnerability despite his outward bravado. The women conclude that his attempts to leave are merely a pretense, and his actions, like honking, are just a way to charm and attract women. The song captures a flirtatious and jovial atmosphere, celebrating the dynamics of attraction and playful banter between genders, all set to a catchy tune.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Azhagiya Kiligalin?
Azhagiya Kiligalin is sung by வாணி ஜெய்ராம்.
Which movie is Azhagiya Kiligalin from?
The song Azhagiya Kiligalin is featured in the movie General Chakravarthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Azhagiya Kiligalin?
The lyrics for Azhagiya Kiligalin were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Azhagiya Kiligalin lyrics?
Yes! Azhagiya Kiligalin lyrics from General Chakravarthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Azhagiya Kiligalin lyrics?
The song "Azhagiya Kiligalin" is a playful and teasing number, likely sung by a group of women observing a man. The central theme revolves around the man's apparent infatuation and his attempts to woo or attract attention. The opening lines, comparing a procession of beautiful parrots to a slow, graceful movement, set a lighthearted tone, suggesting that beauty should not be rushed. The women tease the man about his eagerness in embracing women, his immense desire, and his powerful, almost 'Bhima-like' charm that even shames Kama, the god of love. They humorously note his unmarried status, attributing his twitching hands and feet to his longing for a partner. The lyrics continue to poke fun at the man's intentions, questioning if he's seeking love or merely trying to catch a ship, implying his restlessness. They observe his fluttering heart and advise to gently make way for him, highlighting his vulnerability despite his outward bravado. The women conclude that his attempts to leave are merely a pretense, and his actions, like honking, are just a way to charm and attract women. The song captures a flirtatious and jovial atmosphere, celebrating the dynamics of attraction and playful banter between genders, all set to a catchy tune.
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