Enthan Kannana Kannatti Lyrics
From the movie Dowry Kalyanam
Enthan Kannana Kannatti Song Lyrics is the track from Dowry Kalyanam Tamil Film – 1983, Starring Visu, Vijayakanth, Srividya, S.Ve. Sekar, Viji, Kishmu, Pushpalatha, M. N. Nambiar, Manorama, Venniradai Moorthy. This song was sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Paakkalaamaa pesalaama Konjalaamaa kenjalaamaa
Enthan kannaana kannaatti Naalai en pendaatti en aasai nee keladi
Enthan kannaana kannaatti Naalai en pendaatti en aasai nee keladi
Paalaaga thaenaaga muththangal oooho Kaadhodu kaadhaaga saththangal
Naan sorkkaththil neeraaduvaen
Ennai kalyaanam nee seithu Kondaadum nannaalil
Naanaga thaaraenaiyaa Ennai kalyaanam nee seithu
Kondaadum nannaalil Naanaga thaaraenaiyaa
Innaalil theeraatha thaagangal ooohoi Annaalil thaanaaga theeraathooooo
En muththangal thaalaattumae
Kadhavodu kadhavaaga kadhai pesadi Uravodu uravaada thadai yaenadi
Idhazhodu idhazhaaga parimaaradi Imaiyodu imai moodum payamaendi
Kaalamithu neramithu naanum neeyum Jodi sera vaa rani…
Piriyaatha uravodu manamedaiyil Thoda vendum nee ennai suba velaiyil
Muraiyaaga naan ammi midhikkaamalae Thadumaara sonnaalae sariyaagumo
Neramundu kaalamundu Velaiyundu naanum saera en rajavae
Enthan kannaana kannaatti Naalai en pendaatti en aasai nee keladi
Paalaaga thaenaaga muththangal oooho Kaadhodu kaadhaaga saththangal
Naan sorkkaththil neeraaduvaen
Enakkaaga nee endru mudivaanathu Adhanaalae pala aasai uruvaanathu
Puriyaatha pala paadam Thaniyaaga tharuvaenae kanakkaagavae
Naalai ennum veli pothum Kaalai unthan thaali vendum en rajavey
Enthan kannaana kannaatti Naalai en pendaatti en aasai nee keladi
Paalaaga thaenaaga muththangal oooho Kaadhodu kaadhaaga saththangal
Naan sorkkaththil neeraaduvaen
Ennai kalyaanam nee seithu Kondaadum nannaalil
Naanaga thaaraenaiyaa
Innaalil theeraatha thaagangal ooohoi Annaalil thaanaaga theeraathooooo
En muththangal thaalaattumae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and passionate duet between a couple, likely on the eve of their wedding or during the early stages of their marriage. The male singer expresses his deep affection and anticipation for their future together, referring to his beloved as his "sweetheart" and future wife. He yearns for intimate moments, promising heavenly experiences filled with kisses and whispers, eagerly awaiting the day she fully becomes his.
The female singer, while reciprocating his love, playfully teases him by suggesting that their desires will be fulfilled in due course, on the auspicious day of their wedding. She alludes to traditional wedding customs, hinting at the proper timing for their union. Both express a deep longing and commitment, with the male singer impatient for the 'thaali' (mangalsutra) and the female singer promising herself to him on their special day, creating a beautiful blend of romantic yearning and cultural tradition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Enthan Kannana Kannatti?
Enthan Kannana Kannatti is sung by பி. ஜெயச்சந்திரன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Enthan Kannana Kannatti from?
The song Enthan Kannana Kannatti is featured in the movie Dowry Kalyanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Enthan Kannana Kannatti?
The lyrics for Enthan Kannana Kannatti were written by Vaali with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Enthan Kannana Kannatti lyrics?
Yes! Enthan Kannana Kannatti lyrics from Dowry Kalyanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Enthan Kannana Kannatti lyrics?
This song is a playful and passionate duet between a couple, likely on the eve of their wedding or during the early stages of their marriage. The male singer expresses his deep affection and anticipation for their future together, referring to his beloved as his "sweetheart" and future wife. He yearns for intimate moments, promising heavenly experiences filled with kisses and whispers, eagerly awaiting the day she fully becomes his. The female singer, while reciprocating his love, playfully teases him by suggesting that their desires will be fulfilled in due course, on the auspicious day of their wedding. She alludes to traditional wedding customs, hinting at the proper timing for their union. Both express a deep longing and commitment, with the male singer impatient for the 'thaali' (mangalsutra) and the female singer promising herself to him on their special day, creating a beautiful blend of romantic yearning and cultural tradition.