Dindukallu Dindukallu Lyrics
From the movie Raasaiyya
Dindukallu Dindukallu Song Lyrics is the track from Raasaiyya Tamil Film – 1995, Starring Prabhu Deva, Roja Selvamani, Vijayakumar, Radhika Sarathkumar, Vadivelu, Thalaivasal Vijay, M. N. Nambiar, Vikram. This song was sung by இளையராஜா, எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
and Devie Neithiyar
Maanikka kallu maragatha kallu Komala kallu komaetha kallu
Pachcha kallu pavala kallu Raththina kallu vaira kallu
Appan sollu aaththaa sollu Machchaan sollu maaman sollu
Aachchi sollu pechchi solli Onjollu enjollu pongallu sengallu
Vikkalu vaikkalu thikkalu mukkalu
Male Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Podhumadi oththa sollu Ponnumani oththu kollu
Male Chorus : Naiyaandi venaandi kannaatti
Ada kann kaatti kai kaatti kattaendi
Adi naiyaandi venaandi kannaatti
Ada kann kaatti kai kaatti kattaendi
Male Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Podhumadi oththa sollu Ponnumani oththu kollu
Male Chorus : Naiyaandi venaandi kannaatti
Ada kann kaatti kai kaatti kattaendi
Adi naiyaandi venaandi kannaatti
Ada kann kaatti kai kaatti kattaendi
Male Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Podhumadi oththa sollu Ponnumani oththu kollu
Kodhikkira kanji thanni Kaal maelae ooththikkittu
Kudhikkaathae summaa koovaathae Female Chorus : Kudhikkaathae summaa koovaathae
Imaiyil enna vachchu Imaikkaatha kanna vachchu
Paakkaathae patchi parakkaathae Female Chorus : Paakkaathae patchi parakkaathae
Maruthaani poochchu ada manasengae pochchu
Aahaa aahaa aahaa aahaa
Ada magaraasan moochchu nee madhichchaathaan aachchu
Thaerae Unna achchula vaarththathu
Yaarae Oru achchaaram vekkanum
Kooraen Adi veththala maaththanum
Paaraen Thaedhi kachchithamaagaththaan
Raasaiyaa raasaiyaa aasaiyaa aasaiyaa Female Chorus : Adikkuthu anal adikkuthu…
Female Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Podhumadi oththa sollu Ponnumani oththu kollu
Female Chorus : Aaththaadi naiyaandi illaattati
Ingu undaadi sollaendi oru jodi
Adi aaththaadi naiyaandi illaattati
Ingu undaadi sollaendi oru jodi
Male Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Podhumadi oththa sollu Ponnumani oththu kollu
Padaththula vanna padam Naan potta pesum padam
Neethaanae kannae kalaimaanae Neethaanae kannae kalaimaanae
Vellithera muththucharam Veliyae vaa natchaththiram
Poovomaa aahaa oorkolam Poovomaa aahaa oorkolam
Adiyaaththi sakkae nee pudikkaathae kokkae
Female Chorus : Aahaa aahaa aahaa aahaa
Kadalaadum muththae intha muththaakkum chekkae
Kulichchaa Male Chorus : Kayil chiththira muththukkal
Sirikkum Male Chorus : Adhu pakkura kannaiyum
Parikkum Male Chorus : Aahaa vikkira vilaiyil
Parakkum Vanthu alli kattikkadi
Raasaiyaa raasaiyaa aasaiyaa aasaiyaa
Female Chorus : Adikkuthu anal adikkuthu…
Male Chorus : Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu aahaa
Female Chorus : Aahaa dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu
Male Chorus : Naiyaandi venaandi kannaatti
Ada kann kaatti kai kaatti kattaendi
Female Chorus : Adi aaththaadi naiyaandi illaattati
Ingu undaadi sollaendi oru jodi
Dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu
Aahaa dindigullu dindigullu Gundu mani sambaa nellu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Dindukallu Dindukallu," from the 1995 movie 'Raasaiyya,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet that captures the essence of rural Tamil courtship. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich with local flavor, starting with a rhythmic listing of precious stones and familial relations, setting a lighthearted, folk-like tone. The male protagonist, Raasaiyya, expresses his ardent desire for his beloved, comparing her beauty to various treasures and urging her to accept his love. He uses charming, slightly teasing language, asking her to stop playing hard to get and to acknowledge their mutual attraction. The repeated mention of "Dindigul" and "Samba rice" grounds the song in a specific regional context, adding to its rustic charm and appeal.
The song beautifully portrays the push-and-pull of budding romance, where the male lead is persistent and admiring, while the female lead initially maintains a playful distance before eventually reciprocating his feelings. Her responses, though fewer, indicate a softening stance, culminating in an invitation for him to embrace her. The lyrics are filled with metaphors related to nature, precious items, and everyday village life, making the expressions of love relatable and endearing. Ilayaraja's music, combined with the energetic vocals of Ilayaraja and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, amplifies the song's celebratory and romantic mood, making it a memorable and iconic track from the film.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Dindukallu Dindukallu?
Dindukallu Dindukallu is sung by இளையராஜா, எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Dindukallu Dindukallu from?
The song Dindukallu Dindukallu is featured in the movie Raasaiyya.
Who wrote the lyrics for Dindukallu Dindukallu?
The lyrics for Dindukallu Dindukallu were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Dindukallu Dindukallu lyrics?
Yes! Dindukallu Dindukallu lyrics from Raasaiyya include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Dindukallu Dindukallu lyrics?
This song, "Dindukallu Dindukallu," from the 1995 movie 'Raasaiyya,' is a vibrant and playful romantic duet that captures the essence of rural Tamil courtship. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, are rich with local flavor, starting with a rhythmic listing of precious stones and familial relations, setting a lighthearted, folk-like tone. The male protagonist, Raasaiyya, expresses his ardent desire for his beloved, comparing her beauty to various treasures and urging her to accept his love. He uses charming, slightly teasing language, asking her to stop playing hard to get and to acknowledge their mutual attraction. The repeated mention of "Dindigul" and "Samba rice" grounds the song in a specific regional context, adding to its rustic charm and appeal. The song beautifully portrays the push-and-pull of budding romance, where the male lead is persistent and admiring, while the female lead initially maintains a playful distance before eventually reciprocating his feelings. Her responses, though fewer, indicate a softening stance, culminating in an invitation for him to embrace her. The lyrics are filled with metaphors related to nature, precious items, and everyday village life, making the expressions of love relatable and endearing. Ilayaraja's music, combined with the energetic vocals of Ilayaraja and S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, amplifies the song's celebratory and romantic mood, making it a memorable and iconic track from the film.
