Chithiramae Chithiramae Lyrics
From the movie Veera Kanal
Chithiramae Chithiramae Song Lyrics is the track from Veera Kanal Tamil Film – 1960. This song was sung by சீர்காழி எஸ். கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.
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Chithiramae… chithiramae… Chithiramae…
Chithiramae chithiramae Sirikka koodaadhaa
Siridhu neram arugil neeyum Irukka koodaadhaa
Chithiramae chithiramae Sirikka koodaadhaa
Siridhu neram arugil neeyum Irukka koodaadhaa
Chithiram pol pirandhu vittaal Sirikka koodaadhu
Sirithu vittaal penmaiyilae Madhippirukkaadhu
Chithiram pol pirandhu vittaal Sirikka koodaadhu
Sirithu vittaal penmaiyilae Madhippirukkaadhu
Sollukkadangaamal malarum Thogai un kangalilae
Iru nellin manigalai pol Enadhu nizhalai kaanugindren
Sollukkadangaamal malarum Thogai un kangalilae
Iru nellin manigalai pol Enadhu nizhalai kaanugindren
Kaanum idathil ellaam ungal Kaatchi niraindhirukka
Kaanum idathil ellaam ungal Kaatchi niraindhirukka
Kangal irandil mattum uruvam Kaanbadhil enna vindhai
Kangal irandil mattum uruvam Kaanbadhil enna vindhai
Chithiram pol chithiram pol Sirithirupomae
Silaiyai pola ulagai naamum Marandhirupomae
Acham oru kaniyaai Aasai azhagu maanganiyaai
Vetkamum or kaniyaai unnidam Mukkani kaanugindren
Acham oru kaniyaai Aasai azhagu maanganiyaai
Vetkamum or kaniyaai unnidam Mukkani kaanugindren
Indha kanigalellaam Ungal inba kanigalandro
Indha kanigalellaam Ungal inba kanigalandro
Anbu kadalinilae endrum Aadi thavazhndhirupom
Anbu kadalinilae endrum Aadi thavazhndhirupom
Chithiram pol chithiram pol Sirithirupomae
Aa…aa…aaaa…aaaaaaaaaa…
Silaiyai pola ulagai naamum Marandhirupomae
Aa…aa…aaaa…aaaaaaaaaa…
Chithiram pol chithiram pol Sirithirupomae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil duet, 'Chithiramae Chithiramae,' from the 1960 film 'Veera Kanal,' beautifully captures the playful yet profound essence of budding romance. The male singer, captivated by the female's beauty, compares her to a perfect painting and implores her to smile and stay by his side. Her initial response reflects a traditional feminine modesty, where she explains that a woman's dignity is preserved by not being too readily expressive, much like a painting that holds its serene composure. This exchange sets up a charming dynamic between admiration and coy resistance.
As the song progresses, the male singer's admiration deepens, seeing his own reflection in her captivating eyes and marveling at how her image pervades his world, yet is most intimately seen in his gaze. The chorus, sung by both, signifies a shift from initial hesitation to mutual acceptance and joy, as they decide to 'smile like a painting' and 'forget the world like a statue,' embracing their love. The metaphor of 'mukkani' (three fruits – shyness, desire, and modesty) beautifully encapsulates her charming qualities, leading to a shared journey in the 'ocean of love,' promising eternal joy and frolic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Chithiramae Chithiramae?
Chithiramae Chithiramae is sung by சீர்காழி எஸ். கோவிந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Chithiramae Chithiramae from?
The song Chithiramae Chithiramae is featured in the movie Veera Kanal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Chithiramae Chithiramae?
The lyrics for Chithiramae Chithiramae were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Chithiramae Chithiramae lyrics?
Yes! Chithiramae Chithiramae lyrics from Veera Kanal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Chithiramae Chithiramae lyrics?
This classic Tamil duet, 'Chithiramae Chithiramae,' from the 1960 film 'Veera Kanal,' beautifully captures the playful yet profound essence of budding romance. The male singer, captivated by the female's beauty, compares her to a perfect painting and implores her to smile and stay by his side. Her initial response reflects a traditional feminine modesty, where she explains that a woman's dignity is preserved by not being too readily expressive, much like a painting that holds its serene composure. This exchange sets up a charming dynamic between admiration and coy resistance. As the song progresses, the male singer's admiration deepens, seeing his own reflection in her captivating eyes and marveling at how her image pervades his world, yet is most intimately seen in his gaze. The chorus, sung by both, signifies a shift from initial hesitation to mutual acceptance and joy, as they decide to 'smile like a painting' and 'forget the world like a statue,' embracing their love. The metaphor of 'mukkani' (three fruits – shyness, desire, and modesty) beautifully encapsulates her charming qualities, leading to a shared journey in the 'ocean of love,' promising eternal joy and frolic.
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