Duettu Duettu Lyrics
From the movie Paaladai - 1967
Duettu Duettu Song Lyrics is the track from Paaladai - 1967 Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by தாராபுரம் சுந்தராஜன் மற்றும் கே. ஜமுனா ராணி. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai Vaanan.
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Music Director : K. V. Mahadevan
Lyricist : Thanjai Vaanan
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu Nee etti nee etti nee etti povadhum yenadiyoo
Haiyoo haiyoo Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Nee etti nee etti nee etti povadhum yenadiyoo Haiyoo haiyoo
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Kaalkattu kaalkattu kaalkattu Kaikattu pottaachu
Ini vaaivittu vaaivittu vaaivittu paadudhal Nyaayamillai illae illae illae
Kaalkattu kaalkattu kaalkattu Kaikattu pottaachu
Ini vaaivittu vaaivittu vaaivittu paadudhal Nyaayamillai illae illae illae
Kaalkattu kaalkattu kaalkattu Kaikattu pottaachu
Paalum pazhamum kaigalil yendhi Tharuvaai enakku oruvaai boondhi
Paalum pazhamum kaigalil yendhi Tharuvaai enakku oruvaai boondhi
Indhaa indha indhaa thandhen laddu Eduthu podavaa vaayilae puttu
Indhaa indha indhaa thandhen laddu Eduthu podavaa vaayilae puttu
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Vaaivittu vaaivittu vaaivittu paadudhal
Nyaayamillai illae illae illae
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Naethu kavalaigal aththodu pochu Innikki namakku ennamoo aachu
Naethu kavalaigal aththodu pochu Innikki namakku ennamoo aachu
Innikkum iravinil ini enna pechu Innikkum iravinil ini enna pechu
Veliyilae kekkum vidathae moochu Veliyilae kekkum vidathae moochu
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Vaaivittu vaaivittu vaaivittu paadudhal
Nyaayamillai illae illae illae
Duettu duettu duettu paadidum mudhal iravu
Kalyaanam jooraaga nadanthiduchu Namma kaadhalukku thadaigalum neengiduchu
Kalyanam joraaga nadanthiduchu Namma kaadhalukku thadaigalum neengiduchu
Kalyanam joraaga nadanthiduchu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This playful duet captures the essence of a newlywed couple's first night, known as 'Mudhal Iravu' in Tamil culture. The lyrics are a delightful exchange between the husband and wife, filled with teasing, shyness, and burgeoning affection. The husband playfully urges his wife to join him in their 'duet' of love, wondering why she keeps her distance. The wife, in turn, coyly reminds him that now that they are bound by marriage ('kaalkattu', 'kaikattu' - legs and hands tied), expressing their love too loudly might not be appropriate, hinting at the intimacy that should remain private.
The song beautifully weaves in traditional elements like offering milk and fruits, and the playful exchange of sweets (boondi, laddu) as metaphors for their budding romance. The lyrics also acknowledge the past worries being gone and the joy of their union, with all obstacles to their love removed after a grand wedding. The repeated playful warning to keep their expressions of love quiet so it's not heard outside adds a charming, intimate touch to this classic romantic number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Duettu Duettu?
Duettu Duettu is sung by தாராபுரம் சுந்தராஜன் மற்றும் கே. ஜமுனா ராணி.
Which movie is Duettu Duettu from?
The song Duettu Duettu is featured in the movie Paaladai - 1967.
Who wrote the lyrics for Duettu Duettu?
The lyrics for Duettu Duettu were written by Thanjai Vaanan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Duettu Duettu lyrics?
Yes! Duettu Duettu lyrics from Paaladai - 1967 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Duettu Duettu lyrics?
This playful duet captures the essence of a newlywed couple's first night, known as 'Mudhal Iravu' in Tamil culture. The lyrics are a delightful exchange between the husband and wife, filled with teasing, shyness, and burgeoning affection. The husband playfully urges his wife to join him in their 'duet' of love, wondering why she keeps her distance. The wife, in turn, coyly reminds him that now that they are bound by marriage ('kaalkattu', 'kaikattu' - legs and hands tied), expressing their love too loudly might not be appropriate, hinting at the intimacy that should remain private. The song beautifully weaves in traditional elements like offering milk and fruits, and the playful exchange of sweets (boondi, laddu) as metaphors for their budding romance. The lyrics also acknowledge the past worries being gone and the joy of their union, with all obstacles to their love removed after a grand wedding. The repeated playful warning to keep their expressions of love quiet so it's not heard outside adds a charming, intimate touch to this classic romantic number.
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