Dindukallu Lyrics
From the movie Pammal K. Sambandam
Dindukallu Song Lyrics is the track from Pammal K. Sambandam Tamil Film – 2002, Starring Kamal Haasan, Simran, Abbas, Sneha, Manivannan, Ravichandran, Kalpana, Ramesh Khanna, Vaiyapuri, Sriman. This song was sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Pa.Vijay.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Dindukallu poota pottu Vaaiya pootikooohoo
Coimbatore panja vachee Kaadha pothikooohoo
Ye kaarakudi ungapan veedu Neeyum poiyikooohoo
Kancheepuram madathula Neeyum sernthukooohoo…
Thanjavur bommaikku Intha thalaikanam ethukko
Kaankeyan kaalaiyinnu Nenjil enna midhappo
Vandukkum poovukkum thaan Vazhaedhukko
Enna murukko Konjam oththukko
Ini kozhi seval kokkkokkoo
Dindukallu poota pottu Vaaiya pootikooohoo
Coimbatore panja vachee Kaadha pothikooohoo
Meenapola maari poven Appaneethaan enna seiva nu sollu
Solluu Yeri kadalum valaiya veesi
Unnai pidithu kattil varuththu thinben Thinbaenn…
Manjakaatu maramaathaan Maaripoovenae
Marangothi pol vanthu Koththi paarpenae
Oru keerai thottama maari Unna vadhangi vaata thaan poren
Oru aatu kuttiya naanum maarithaan Unna meeyathaan poren
Ye morada Konjam porudaa
Pasi maanam paarpadhundaa
Chinna thoonae seeni thaenae Poorvaikullae onna kedapoma summa
Summaaa
Soora kaathae eera kaathae Thalli thalli thaniyaai irupoma summa
Summaaaa
Oh un panjaloga angaththa Sedhukkava summaa
Oru annakarandi kondaanu Adikkavaa summaa
Nee kulikkapogaiyil naanum Konjam mudhugu theikkavaa summaa
Ye ithukku poiyellaam Enna ketkkura summaa…
Adi rasamae Adhi rasamae
Idhu valiyil kalandha sugamae
Dindukallu poota pottu Vaasal pootikooohoo
Hei coimbatore panja vachu Meththa vangikooohoo
Ye kaarakudi malligapoo Neeyum vechikooohoo
Kancheepuram pattuselai Vanghi vanthukooohoo…
Thanjavur bommaipola Thalai aati oththukoo
Kaankeyan kaalaipola Enna vanthu muttikoo
Vandukkum poovukkum thaan Aasai kirukkoo
Enna kattikoo Muththam vechukkoo
Ini kozhi seval kokkkokkoo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic example of a playful, teasing duet common in Tamil cinema, often used to depict the initial stages of romance or a lovers' quarrel. The lyrics are filled with local references to towns and their famous attributes (Dindigul lock, Coimbatore cotton, Karaikudi, Kanchipuram silk, Thanjavur doll, Kangeyam bull), which are cleverly woven into lighthearted challenges and flirtatious banter between the male and female protagonists. The mood is one of spirited back-and-forth, where each character tries to outwit or playfully dominate the other, ultimately leading to an admission of mutual attraction and desire.
The core theme revolves around the push-and-pull dynamics of budding love, where initial resistance and playful insults give way to open invitations for intimacy. The metaphors of turning into a fish, tree, spinach garden, or lamb, and the responses to these, highlight the characters' determination to pursue each other regardless of obstacles. The song culminates in a direct call for embrace and kisses, signifying the triumph of affection over playful stubbornness, ending with the declaration "From now on, it's rooster and hen," symbolizing their destined pairing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Dindukallu?
Dindukallu is sung by சங்கர் மகாதேவன்.
Which movie is Dindukallu from?
The song Dindukallu is featured in the movie Pammal K. Sambandam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Dindukallu?
The lyrics for Dindukallu were written by Pa.Vijay with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Dindukallu lyrics?
Yes! Dindukallu lyrics from Pammal K. Sambandam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Dindukallu lyrics?
This song is a classic example of a playful, teasing duet common in Tamil cinema, often used to depict the initial stages of romance or a lovers' quarrel. The lyrics are filled with local references to towns and their famous attributes (Dindigul lock, Coimbatore cotton, Karaikudi, Kanchipuram silk, Thanjavur doll, Kangeyam bull), which are cleverly woven into lighthearted challenges and flirtatious banter between the male and female protagonists. The mood is one of spirited back-and-forth, where each character tries to outwit or playfully dominate the other, ultimately leading to an admission of mutual attraction and desire. The core theme revolves around the push-and-pull dynamics of budding love, where initial resistance and playful insults give way to open invitations for intimacy. The metaphors of turning into a fish, tree, spinach garden, or lamb, and the responses to these, highlight the characters' determination to pursue each other regardless of obstacles. The song culminates in a direct call for embrace and kisses, signifying the triumph of affection over playful stubbornness, ending with the declaration "From now on, it's rooster and hen," symbolizing their destined pairing.