Chinna Paiya Kitta Lyrics
From the movie Sathiyam Neeye
Chinna Paiya Kitta Song Lyrics is the track from Sathiyam Neeye Tamil Film – 1984. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Chinna paiyaa kitta vaaiyyaa Pullaiyaara suththi vaaiyyaa
Moonjooru maathiri aala konjam paarunga Vaalu engae pochchuthu konjam kelunga
Aththiri patchaa kozhukatta Annakkili kitta maattikitta
Chinna paiyaa kitta vaaiyyaa Pullaiyaara
Takku takku Suththi vaaiyyaa
Moonjooru maathiri aala konjam paarunga Vaalu engae pochchuthu konjam kelunga
Aththiri patchaa kozhukatta Annakkili kitta maattikitta
Korangu mugam ammaadi Adhukku enna kannaadi
Edhuththaa odappaen adhil naan killaadi Korangu mugam ammaadi
Adhukku enna kannaadi Edhuththaa odappaen adhil naan killaadi
Mogara kattaikku meesai edhukku Mogara kattaikku meesai edhukku
Valaiyalittukko pudava kattikko Vaaiyyaa vaa ration kadai
Chinna paiyaa kitta vaaiyyaa Pullaiyaara
Takku takku Suththi vaaiyyaa
Moonjooru maathiri aala konjam paarunga Vaalu engae pochchuthu konjam kelunga
Aththiri patchaa kozhukatta Annakkili kitta maattikitta
Kaasi kadaththeruvil varavu vachchatha Kaasi kadaththeruvil varavu vachchatha
Nadu theruvula selavu vaikkira Ennaattam ponnu undaa
Sollu maappilla
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Chinna Paiya Kitta," is a lively and playful teasing number, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs from the 80s. It features a female voice (or voices) playfully taunting a young man. The lyrics are filled with lighthearted insults and challenges, likening the boy to a monkey, questioning his masculinity by suggesting he wear bangles and a saree, and calling him names like "moonjoru" (a dullard). The repeated phrase "Aththiri Patchaa Kozhukatta, Annakkili kitta maattikitta" is a nonsensical, catchy chant that emphasizes the playful capture or predicament of the boy by the girl.
The song's mood is one of flirtatious banter and good-natured mockery. The girl challenges the boy's appearance and demeanor, asking him to "come closer" while simultaneously making fun of him. The reference to "Kasi" (Varanasi) and spending earnings in the street adds a touch of local flavor, perhaps implying he's showing off or being wasteful. Ultimately, the song culminates in a direct challenge: "Is there any girl like me? Tell me, groom," suggesting a deeper, underlying romantic interest despite all the teasing. It's a classic example of how playful antagonism can be a form of courtship in Indian cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chinna Paiya Kitta?
Chinna Paiya Kitta is sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Chinna Paiya Kitta from?
The song Chinna Paiya Kitta is featured in the movie Sathiyam Neeye.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chinna Paiya Kitta?
The lyrics for Chinna Paiya Kitta were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Chinna Paiya Kitta lyrics?
Yes! Chinna Paiya Kitta lyrics from Sathiyam Neeye include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chinna Paiya Kitta lyrics?
This song, "Chinna Paiya Kitta," is a lively and playful teasing number, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs from the 80s. It features a female voice (or voices) playfully taunting a young man. The lyrics are filled with lighthearted insults and challenges, likening the boy to a monkey, questioning his masculinity by suggesting he wear bangles and a saree, and calling him names like "moonjoru" (a dullard). The repeated phrase "Aththiri Patchaa Kozhukatta, Annakkili kitta maattikitta" is a nonsensical, catchy chant that emphasizes the playful capture or predicament of the boy by the girl. The song's mood is one of flirtatious banter and good-natured mockery. The girl challenges the boy's appearance and demeanor, asking him to "come closer" while simultaneously making fun of him. The reference to "Kasi" (Varanasi) and spending earnings in the street adds a touch of local flavor, perhaps implying he's showing off or being wasteful. Ultimately, the song culminates in a direct challenge: "Is there any girl like me? Tell me, groom," suggesting a deeper, underlying romantic interest despite all the teasing. It's a classic example of how playful antagonism can be a form of courtship in Indian cinema.
