Cheena Bommai Lyrics
From the movie Alangari
Cheena Bommai Song Lyrics is the track from Alangari Tamil Film – 1979. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Soolur Kalaipithan.
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China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
Yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi Haan yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi
Neethaan uyirallavo
China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
Mayilo thennanguyilo Thodavo enna thadaiyo
Panamaraththu nongu polae Inikkum un pechu
Maamaraththu chittu polae Irukku un vaakku
Manjalaraichchu kulikkira Chinna pullaiyae
Nenju thudippaa pesurae enakku pidikkala Kobam kollaathammaa
Vegam kollaathammaa
Hae china bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
Aimpathu oru vayasaa alangaari Kadhal seivom oru dhinusaa
Thalaimudi naraichchaalenna Entha udal palam kuraiyalaiyae
Kannaththai konjam killi vidu Manasa konjam alli edu
En kannaana kannin mani En ponnaana manonmani
Vittu ponathai thottu paarkkavae Orae chance kodu alangaari…
Orae chance kodu alangaari… Orae chance kodu alangaari…
Hae china bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
Yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi Haan yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi
Neethaan uyirallavo
Aaaaaaaaaa…aa… Kadhal kavi paadalaam kaama rasam oottalaam
Kadhal kavi paadalaam kaama rasam oottalaam Inbam theeraathathu anbu maaraathathu
Vaaraai en kokilam vaaraai en kokilam Paaraai en poo mugamaaaa…aa…
China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
China bommai kannazhagiyae En chiththira poovaiyadi
Yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi Haan yaenthaan vetkkamadi naanthaan pakkamadi
Neethaan uyirallavo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Cheena Bommai" from the 1979 movie 'Alangari' is a playful and passionate declaration of love from a man to his beloved, whom he endearingly calls his "China doll with beautiful eyes." The lyrics express his deep affection and admiration for her beauty, comparing her to a painted flower, a peacock, and a cuckoo. He finds her words sweet like tender palm fruit and her promises as charming as a sparrow's chirp. The singer urges her to shed her shyness, reassuring her of his constant presence and emphasizing that she is his very life.
A significant theme in the song is the man's assertion of his enduring vitality and desire, despite his age. He challenges the notion that fifty is too old for passionate love, confidently stating that his physical strength remains undiminished even if his hair has greyed. He implores her to reciprocate his feelings, asking her to "pinch his cheek" and "take his heart," referring to her as the pupil of his eye and his golden Manonmani. The song culminates in a fervent plea for a chance to rekindle their intimacy, promising endless joy and unchanging love, inviting her to embrace their shared passion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Cheena Bommai?
Cheena Bommai is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Cheena Bommai from?
The song Cheena Bommai is featured in the movie Alangari.
Who wrote the lyrics for Cheena Bommai?
The lyrics for Cheena Bommai were written by Soolur Kalaipithan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Cheena Bommai lyrics?
Yes! Cheena Bommai lyrics from Alangari include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Cheena Bommai lyrics?
The song "Cheena Bommai" from the 1979 movie 'Alangari' is a playful and passionate declaration of love from a man to his beloved, whom he endearingly calls his "China doll with beautiful eyes." The lyrics express his deep affection and admiration for her beauty, comparing her to a painted flower, a peacock, and a cuckoo. He finds her words sweet like tender palm fruit and her promises as charming as a sparrow's chirp. The singer urges her to shed her shyness, reassuring her of his constant presence and emphasizing that she is his very life. A significant theme in the song is the man's assertion of his enduring vitality and desire, despite his age. He challenges the notion that fifty is too old for passionate love, confidently stating that his physical strength remains undiminished even if his hair has greyed. He implores her to reciprocate his feelings, asking her to "pinch his cheek" and "take his heart," referring to her as the pupil of his eye and his golden Manonmani. The song culminates in a fervent plea for a chance to rekindle their intimacy, promising endless joy and unchanging love, inviting her to embrace their shared passion.
