Ennodu Kannan Lyrics
From the movie Thaai Pasam
Ennodu Kannan Song Lyrics is the track from Thaai Pasam Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Ennodu kannan yaen pesavillai Pon maanai polae yaen aadavillai
Ennodu kannan yaen pesavillai Pon maanai polae yaen aadavillai
Un thunbam paavam ariyaatha pillai Un thunbam paavam ariyaatha pillai
Annaalai polae innaalil illai
Ennodu kannan yaen pesavillai Pon maanai polae yaen aadavillai
Oru kodi ennam uruvaagum vannam Vilaiyaadinaanae oraandu munnam
Oru kodi ennam uruvaagum vannam Vilaiyaadinaanae oraandu munnam
Vaadaa en raja vadaatha roja Aadamal nindraai yaenintha mounam
Edhirparththa yaavum vithi paarththathaalae
Edhirparththa yaavum vithi paarththathaalae
Idhu polae kannae magan maarinaanae
Unai pola naanum manam vaadinaalum
Oru vaarththai solla idhu neramalla
Ennodu kannan yaen pesavillai Pon maanai polae yaen
Naan konda anbil yaedhaenum kuraivaa
Naan konda anbil yaedhaenum kuraivaa
Yaenintha sogam nee sollu iraivaa
Nooraandu kaalam magan vaazha vendum
Noyattra vaazhvai naan kaana vendum
Eliyorin vaazhvil sila neram deivam Vilaiyaadumpothu naam enna seivom
Naam seitha paavam azhuthenna laabam Kaalangal ponaal kanneerum maarum
Ennodu kannan yaen pesavillai Pon maanai polae yaen aadavillai
Song Meaning & Analysis
This poignant song from 'Thaai Pasam' (1974) expresses the deep anguish and confusion of a mother (or a parental figure) whose child, referred to affectionately as 'Kannan' (a common name for Krishna, symbolizing a beloved child), has suddenly become withdrawn and silent. The lyrics convey a sense of loss for the child's former joyful and playful nature, comparing his past vibrancy to a "golden deer" dancing. The repeated lament, "Why doesn't Kannan speak with me? Why doesn't he dance?", highlights the parent's desperate longing for their child's return to normalcy and happiness.
The song delves into themes of parental love, sorrow, and the helplessness faced when a loved one suffers. The parent questions if their love was insufficient and appeals to a higher power, asking "Why this sorrow, tell me, oh God?". There's a fervent prayer for the child's longevity and a life free from illness, revealing the depth of their concern. The lyrics also touch upon the philosophical acceptance of fate, acknowledging that sometimes "God plays games in the lives of the simple" and that crying over past deeds yields no profit, suggesting a hope that "when times pass, even tears will change." This blend of personal grief and spiritual reflection makes the song deeply moving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ennodu Kannan?
Ennodu Kannan is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Ennodu Kannan from?
The song Ennodu Kannan is featured in the movie Thaai Pasam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ennodu Kannan?
The lyrics for Ennodu Kannan were written by Vaali with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Ennodu Kannan lyrics?
Yes! Ennodu Kannan lyrics from Thaai Pasam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ennodu Kannan lyrics?
This poignant song from 'Thaai Pasam' (1974) expresses the deep anguish and confusion of a mother (or a parental figure) whose child, referred to affectionately as 'Kannan' (a common name for Krishna, symbolizing a beloved child), has suddenly become withdrawn and silent. The lyrics convey a sense of loss for the child's former joyful and playful nature, comparing his past vibrancy to a "golden deer" dancing. The repeated lament, "Why doesn't Kannan speak with me? Why doesn't he dance?", highlights the parent's desperate longing for their child's return to normalcy and happiness. The song delves into themes of parental love, sorrow, and the helplessness faced when a loved one suffers. The parent questions if their love was insufficient and appeals to a higher power, asking "Why this sorrow, tell me, oh God?". There's a fervent prayer for the child's longevity and a life free from illness, revealing the depth of their concern. The lyrics also touch upon the philosophical acceptance of fate, acknowledging that sometimes "God plays games in the lives of the simple" and that crying over past deeds yields no profit, suggesting a hope that "when times pass, even tears will change." This blend of personal grief and spiritual reflection makes the song deeply moving.
