Devakotta Raasthavula Cover Art

Devakotta Raasthavula Lyrics

From the movie Chidambara Ragasiyam

Devakotta Raasthavula Song Lyrics is the track from Chidambara Ragasiyam Tamil Film – 1985, Starring S.Ve. Sekar, Ilavarasi, C. Arun Pandian, Visu, Sangili Murugan, Delhi Ganesh, Kishmu, Manorama, LIC Narasimhan, Sethu Vinayagam. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorShankar Ganesh
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LyricistMuthulingam

Singers

மவ
Singerமலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா

Star Cast

Devakotta raashthaavula Selambu sanda pottavan naan
Kuththu sandai pottiyilae Kottaiyoora jeyichavan naan

Kaalaiyaar kovililae kaalamaatta pudichavan naan
Kaaraikudi kunnakkudi kadamban kudi paramakudi
Iluppakkudi ilaiyaankudi iththanaiyum paaththuputtu
Kallakkudi santhaiyilae kal pudichchu vanthirukkaen
Aaaa…aahaaahaei

Palae kallappaarttu vesham pottu Vanthaendi naan vanthaendi
Kallappaarttu vesham pottu Vanthaendi naan vanthaendi
Intha kanni ponna thookki poga poraendi Thaththom tharigidathom thaththom tharigidathom
Thaththom tharigidathomthagajunuthaa

Kallappaarttu vesham potta kannappaa Ada kannappaa
Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa
Thaththom tharigidathom thaththom tharigidathom Thaththom tharigidathomthagathimithaa

Aathillaa daangu daangu Nee podum thaalam wrong-gu
Thillaa daangu daangu Nee podum thaalam wrong-gu
Thillaa daangu daangu Nee thiruppi pottu vaangu

Akkam pakkam paaththukka yaarumilla kettukko
Anbaana muththam vachchukko enna nee
Nenjodu vachchu thachchukkooooo…oo

Naano rani Irukkattum irukkattum
Neeyo thirudan Adhukkenna adhukkenna
Poeyya madaiyaa Thittikko thittikko
Ongi adippaen Adichchukko adichchukko
Ponnae nee vaithaalum ketkka ketkka inbanthaen Ponnae nee vaithaalum ketkka ketkka inbanthaen

Kallappaarttu Palkku palae pal
Palkku palae pal palkku palae pal Palkku palae pal palae palae

Kallappaartti vesham potta kannappaa Ada kannappaa
Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa
Thaththom tharigidathom thaththom tharigidathom Un paattu en paattu kizhinjathu po

Kannakkolu kaaththappaa Enna thottathu thappappaa
Koottaththa ingae paarappaa koottaththil Kizhaviyai nee thaedi paarappaa…aa

Thaedumpothu Padhunguthu padhunguthu
Paarkkumpothu Odhunguthu odhunguthu
Kelambuthu kelambuthu Maraichikko maraichikko
Povuthu povuthu Pudichchukko pudichchukko
Ippothu vittaalae gundu kizhaviyum sikkaathu Ippothu vittaalae gundu kizhaviyum sikkaathu

Kallappaarttu Palkku palae pal
Palkku palae pal palkku palae pal Palkku palae pal palae palae

Kallappaarttu vesham pottu Vanthaendi naan vanthaendi
Intha kanni ponna thookki poga poraendi Intha kanni ponna thookki poga poraendi

Kallappaarttu vesham potta kannappaa Aahaah
Ada kannappaa Aaaaahaah
Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa Naan kaaval illaa thottamilla kelappaa
Thaththom tharigidathom thaththom tharigidathom Thaththom tharigidathomthagajunuthaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a lively and playful duet, characteristic of folk-inspired Tamil cinema songs from the 80s. The male singer, portraying a boastful local strongman or 'Kallappaartu' (a type of trickster/thief), introduces himself with a series of exaggerated claims of his prowess and exploits across various towns in the region, from fighting on roads to catching bulls and enjoying local toddy. He then declares his intention to 'abduct' the young woman, setting the stage for a flirtatious chase.

The female singer responds with defiance and wit, challenging his claims and asserting her own strength and independence. She makes it clear that she is not an easy target, likening herself to a guarded garden. The song progresses with a back-and-forth of teasing banter, playful threats, and rhythmic interjections, highlighting the dynamic and spirited interaction between the two characters. It's a classic portrayal of a hero-heroine dynamic where the male's bravado is met with the female's sharp retorts, all set to an energetic folk tune.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Devakotta Raasthavula?

Devakotta Raasthavula is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா.

Which movie is Devakotta Raasthavula from?

The song Devakotta Raasthavula is featured in the movie Chidambara Ragasiyam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Devakotta Raasthavula?

The lyrics for Devakotta Raasthavula were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Devakotta Raasthavula lyrics?

Yes! Devakotta Raasthavula lyrics from Chidambara Ragasiyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Devakotta Raasthavula lyrics?

This song is a lively and playful duet, characteristic of folk-inspired Tamil cinema songs from the 80s. The male singer, portraying a boastful local strongman or 'Kallappaartu' (a type of trickster/thief), introduces himself with a series of exaggerated claims of his prowess and exploits across various towns in the region, from fighting on roads to catching bulls and enjoying local toddy. He then declares his intention to 'abduct' the young woman, setting the stage for a flirtatious chase. The female singer responds with defiance and wit, challenging his claims and asserting her own strength and independence. She makes it clear that she is not an easy target, likening herself to a guarded garden. The song progresses with a back-and-forth of teasing banter, playful threats, and rhythmic interjections, highlighting the dynamic and spirited interaction between the two characters. It's a classic portrayal of a hero-heroine dynamic where the male's bravado is met with the female's sharp retorts, all set to an energetic folk tune.

Song Details

Song NameDevakotta Raasthavula
Singersமலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. ஷைலஜா
LyricistMuthulingam
LanguageTamil

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