Chennai Senthamizh Lyrics
From the movie M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi
Chennai Senthamizh Song Lyrics is the track from M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi Tamil Film – 2004, Starring Ravi Mohan, Asin Thottumkal, Nadhiya, Prakash Raj, Vivek, Nandha Saravanan, Ragasiya, Aishwarya Bhaskaran, Subbaraju. This song was sung by ஹரிஷ் ராகவேந்திரா. The music was composed by Srikanth Deva. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
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Haahaaa…aaahaaa…aaa Haahaaa…
Thaa thim thaaa…(3)
Chennai senthamizh Maranthen unnaalae
Chennai senthamizh Muzhuvathum maranthen
Kerala naattu kiliyae nee sollu Vasiyam vaithaayo
Chennai senthamizh Hoooo
Maranthen unnaalae Hoooo
Chennai senthamizh Maranthen unnaalae
Chennai senthamizh Maranthen unnaalae
Nenthiram pazhamae Neimeni nathiyae
Milagu kodiyae naan Chennai senthamizh
Hoooo Muzhuvathum maranthen
Hoooo
Ho ho ho ho ho hooda Hooda ho hooda ho ho hooda
Sa sa ga sa sa ga Sa sa ma dha pa ma ma ma ga
Sa sa ga sa sa ga Sa sa ma dha pa ma ma ma ga
Sa ga ma pa ma ga sa ri sa
Sakhi unniram haa…aaaaa Haaaaaaaa haaa aaaa
Sakhi unniram sembaruthi poo niram Sakhi unniram sembaruthi poo niram
Saalaiyil nee nadanthal vibathugal aayiram Unnai kaanavae nilavum thondridum
Thom thomthom thom tharigida Aaa…unnai kaanave nilavum thondridum
Ithanai azhaga endru theinthidum
Chennai senthamizh Maranthen unnaalae
Chennai senthamizh Hoooo
Hae tharath thaara raththaatha raa Hoooo
Haaaaa haaa aaa Haa aaa… aaa … hahaa aaaa
Sa sa ga sa sa ga Sa sa ma dha pa ma ma ma ga
Sa sa ga sa sa ga Sa ga ma pa ma ga sa ri sa
Kaathal kadhakkali Endrum kaana innoru chandam
Nin kaanmunnae natchathrangal Kandu nyaan en paingiliyae
Kaathal kadhakkali Kangalil paarkkiren
Kaathal kadhakkali Kangalil paarkkiren
Thiruvonam thiruvizha idhayathil paarkkiren Paakku marangalai kazhuthil paarkkiren
Paakku marangalai kazhuthil paarkkiren Pesum roja udhatil paarkkiren
Chennai senthamizh Maranthen unnaalae
Chennai senthamizh Muzhuvathum maranthen
Kerala naattu kiliyae nee sollu Vasiyam vaithaayo
Chennai senthamizh Hoooo
Maranthen unnaalae Thakathimi tharigida
Tharigida tharigida thaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant declaration of love from a man from Chennai to a woman from Kerala. He is so captivated by her beauty and charm that he claims to have forgotten his native language, pure Tamil, because of her. He uses rich imagery and cultural references specific to Kerala, comparing her to a plantain fruit, a river of ghee, and a pepper vine, all symbols of Kerala's lushness and beauty. The lyrics playfully suggest she has cast a spell on him, making him lose himself in her presence.
The song further elaborates on her mesmerizing beauty, likening her complexion to a hibiscus flower, so radiant that her mere walk could cause a thousand accidents. He describes her beauty as so profound that even the moon would appear just to see her and then wane in awe. He sees the essence of Kerala in her – the Kathakali dance in her eyes, the festive spirit of Onam in his heart, the graceful areca nut trees in her neck, and a talking rose on her lips. It's a passionate ode to a love that transcends linguistic and cultural boundaries, celebrating the intoxicating effect she has on him.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chennai Senthamizh?
Chennai Senthamizh is sung by ஹரிஷ் ராகவேந்திரா.
Which movie is Chennai Senthamizh from?
The song Chennai Senthamizh is featured in the movie M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chennai Senthamizh?
The lyrics for Chennai Senthamizh were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by Srikanth Deva.
Is English translation available for Chennai Senthamizh lyrics?
Yes! Chennai Senthamizh lyrics from M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chennai Senthamizh lyrics?
This song is a vibrant declaration of love from a man from Chennai to a woman from Kerala. He is so captivated by her beauty and charm that he claims to have forgotten his native language, pure Tamil, because of her. He uses rich imagery and cultural references specific to Kerala, comparing her to a plantain fruit, a river of ghee, and a pepper vine, all symbols of Kerala's lushness and beauty. The lyrics playfully suggest she has cast a spell on him, making him lose himself in her presence. The song further elaborates on her mesmerizing beauty, likening her complexion to a hibiscus flower, so radiant that her mere walk could cause a thousand accidents. He describes her beauty as so profound that even the moon would appear just to see her and then wane in awe. He sees the essence of Kerala in her – the Kathakali dance in her eyes, the festive spirit of Onam in his heart, the graceful areca nut trees in her neck, and a talking rose on her lips. It's a passionate ode to a love that transcends linguistic and cultural boundaries, celebrating the intoxicating effect she has on him.
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