Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho Lyrics
From the movie Vetrikani
Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho Song Lyrics is the track from Vetrikani Tamil Film – 1985. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Gokulam idho gobigal idho Kannanum idho
Radhae shyaam harae radhae shyaam Raja ram harae seetha ram
Gokulam idho gobigal idho Kannanum idho
Radhae shyaam harae radhae shyaam Raja ram harae seetha ram
Poovum kaattrum pesi kollum neram Minsaaram paadham thottu mattum paayum
Aasaigal nenjai killum velaiyil Aarambam chella kannan leelaigal
Poovum kaattrum pesi kollum neram Minsaaram paadham thottu mattum paayum
Aasaigal nenjai killum velaiyil Aarambam chella kannan leelaigal
Ammammaa thaangaathu appappaa
Radha krishnan nandhakumara navaneetha soraa
Gokulam idho gobigal idho Kannanum idho
Radhae shyaam harae radhae shyaam Raja ram harae seetha ram
Kaanam paadum vaanampaadi koottam
Ingaethaan kaaval meerum aaval meerum aattam
Thaalaththil otti kollum raagangal
Vegaththai pattri kollum mogangal
Hae hae kaanam paadum vaanampaadi koottam
Ingaethaan kaaval meerum aaval meerum aattam
Thaalaththil otti kollum raagangal
Vegaththai pattri kollum mogangal
Dheiveegan naam kaanum vaipogam
Radha krishnan nandhakumara navaneetha soraa
Gokulam idho gobigal idho Kannanum idho
Radhae shyaam harae radhae shyaam Raja ram harae seetha ram
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant celebration of the divine love and playful spirit associated with Lord Krishna, set in the mythical land of Gokulam. It paints a picture of an idyllic setting where Krishna (Kannan) resides amidst his beloved Gopis, evoking a sense of joy, devotion, and romantic longing. The lyrics beautifully describe the atmosphere where nature itself seems to be in conversation, and a subtle, electrifying sensation of love and desire permeates the air, signaling the start of Krishna's enchanting 'leelas' or divine plays.
The song intertwines devotional chants like 'Radha Shyam' and 'Raja Ram' with expressions of overwhelming emotion and passion. It speaks of a dance where inhibitions are shed and desires run free, likening the scene to skylarks singing and ragas merging with rhythm. Ultimately, it portrays the entire experience as a 'divine celebration' or 'vaibhogam,' inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the spiritual and romantic ecstasy of Krishna's world, acknowledging him with epithets like 'son of Nanda' and 'butter thief.'
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho?
Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho is sung by எஸ். பி. சைலஜா மற்றும் எஸ். என். சுரேந்தர்.
Which movie is Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho from?
The song Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho is featured in the movie Vetrikani.
Who wrote the lyrics for Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho?
The lyrics for Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho lyrics?
Yes! Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho lyrics from Vetrikani include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Gokulam Idho Gopigal Idho lyrics?
This song is a vibrant celebration of the divine love and playful spirit associated with Lord Krishna, set in the mythical land of Gokulam. It paints a picture of an idyllic setting where Krishna (Kannan) resides amidst his beloved Gopis, evoking a sense of joy, devotion, and romantic longing. The lyrics beautifully describe the atmosphere where nature itself seems to be in conversation, and a subtle, electrifying sensation of love and desire permeates the air, signaling the start of Krishna's enchanting 'leelas' or divine plays. The song intertwines devotional chants like 'Radha Shyam' and 'Raja Ram' with expressions of overwhelming emotion and passion. It speaks of a dance where inhibitions are shed and desires run free, likening the scene to skylarks singing and ragas merging with rhythm. Ultimately, it portrays the entire experience as a 'divine celebration' or 'vaibhogam,' inviting listeners to immerse themselves in the spiritual and romantic ecstasy of Krishna's world, acknowledging him with epithets like 'son of Nanda' and 'butter thief.'
