Gokulathu Kanna Lyrics
From the movie Gokulathil Seethai
Gokulathu Kanna Song Lyrics is the track from Gokulathil Seethai Tamil Film – 1996, Starring Karthik, Suvalakshmi, Karan, Manivannan, Thalaivasal Vijay, Pandu, Scissor Manogar, Vijay Sethupathi, Agathiyan. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா, தேவா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Agathiyan.
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Enn naavinil irupadhu saraswathiyae Ennai paada vaipathu ganapathiyae
Gokulathu kanna kanna Seethai ival thaana
Maanum illai raaman illai Gokulathil naana
Sogamillai sondham yarum illai Raavananin nenjil kaamamillai
Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanae Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanae
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Aasaikoru aalanavanan Aanandhathin koothanavan
Gopiyargal neeradida Kolangalai kandaanavan
Aadai alli kondanavan Azhagai alli thindranavan
Bodhaiyilae nindranavan Poojaikindru vandhanavan
Avan ula ula ula ula Dhinam dhinam paareer
Oru vizha vizha vizha vizha Vaazhkaiyil thevai
Kanna unnai naal thorumae Kai koopiyae naan paaduven
Gokulathu kanna kanna Seethai ival thaana
Maanum illai raaman illai Gokulathil naana
Sogamillai sondham thevai illai Raavananin nenjil kaamamillai
Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanaeae Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanae
Aasaikoru aalaginaan Geedhai ennum noolaginaan
Yamunai nadhi neeradinaan Paandavarku poradinaan
Aadai alli kondadinaan Dhravpadhikku thandhadinaan
Penngaludan koothadinaan Pennai kandu kai koopinaan
Oru nila nila nila nila Vandhadhu neril
Thiruvizha vizha vizha vizha Aanadhae veedae
En vaazhkaiyae brindhavanam Naanagavae naan vaazhgiren
Gokulathu kanna kanna Leelai viduvaaya
Gokulathil seedhai vandhaal Neeyum varuvaaya
Aayiram per unnai kaadhalithaar Rukmaniyai nee kai pidithaai
Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanaehare Krishna krishna krishna krishna kesavanae
Indha veetuku vandhaval rukmaniyae Ival vaazhkaiku yetra pournmaiyae
Indha veetuku vandhaval rukmaniyae Ival vaazhkaiku yetra pournmaiyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Gokulathu Kanna" from "Gokulathil Seethai" is a delightful interplay between devotion, playful questioning, and romantic declaration, set against the backdrop of Hindu mythology. The female protagonist, identifying herself as Sita, finds herself in Gokulam, Krishna's abode, and playfully questions her presence there without Rama, and the absence of sorrow or lust in this reimagined scenario. She addresses Krishna, wondering if he would abandon his playful 'leelas' if Sita were to arrive, and points out his choice of Rukmini despite many admirers, hinting at her own feelings or expectations.
The male protagonist, in turn, celebrates Krishna's multifaceted personality – from his mischievous acts like stealing clothes from Gopis and indulging in playful dances, to his divine roles as the propagator of the Gita and protector of the Pandavas. He sees Krishna's presence as a daily festival, transforming his own life into Brindavan. The song beautifully weaves together mythological references with personal emotions, culminating in the male protagonist's declaration that the woman who has entered his life is his Rukmini, the perfect full moon for his existence, thereby drawing a parallel between their love story and the divine love of Krishna and Rukmini.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Gokulathu Kanna?
Gokulathu Kanna is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா, தேவா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Gokulathu Kanna from?
The song Gokulathu Kanna is featured in the movie Gokulathil Seethai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Gokulathu Kanna?
The lyrics for Gokulathu Kanna were written by Agathiyan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Gokulathu Kanna lyrics?
Yes! Gokulathu Kanna lyrics from Gokulathil Seethai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Gokulathu Kanna lyrics?
The song "Gokulathu Kanna" from "Gokulathil Seethai" is a delightful interplay between devotion, playful questioning, and romantic declaration, set against the backdrop of Hindu mythology. The female protagonist, identifying herself as Sita, finds herself in Gokulam, Krishna's abode, and playfully questions her presence there without Rama, and the absence of sorrow or lust in this reimagined scenario. She addresses Krishna, wondering if he would abandon his playful 'leelas' if Sita were to arrive, and points out his choice of Rukmini despite many admirers, hinting at her own feelings or expectations. The male protagonist, in turn, celebrates Krishna's multifaceted personality – from his mischievous acts like stealing clothes from Gopis and indulging in playful dances, to his divine roles as the propagator of the Gita and protector of the Pandavas. He sees Krishna's presence as a daily festival, transforming his own life into Brindavan. The song beautifully weaves together mythological references with personal emotions, culminating in the male protagonist's declaration that the woman who has entered his life is his Rukmini, the perfect full moon for his existence, thereby drawing a parallel between their love story and the divine love of Krishna and Rukmini.