I Am Come From London Lyrics

From the movie Devaki

I Am Come From London Song Lyrics is the track from Devaki Tamil Film – 1951, Starring N. N. Kannappa, V. N. Janaki, S. Balachander, Madhuri Devi, M. N. Nambiar, R. Bharathi, D. Balasubramaniam, S. R. Janaki, T. N. Sivathanu, M. M. Radhabai. This song was sung by ஜிக்கி மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by ஜி. ராமநாதன். Lyrics works penned by க. மு. ஷெரிப்.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

ஜர

Music Directorஜி. ராமநாதன்

கம

Lyricistக. மு. ஷெரிப்

Singers

ஜம

Singerஜிக்கி மற்றும் குழு

Star Cast

ActorN. N. Kannappa

ActorV. N. Janaki

ActorS. Balachander

Translation

Singer : Jikki and Chorus

Music Director : G. Ramanathan

Lyricist : Ka. Mu. Sheriff

I am come from london Onmeethu kadhal kondaen
My name is hampdan Onnaiyae kalyaanam seiyyavum
Odiyae vanthaen naan

I am come from london London naattaal peraasaiyum
Naadu aala ninaiththaal Andai naattaal thana suttiyaal
Adimai vaazha ninaiththaan

Kanda pengalin kai pidiththumae Kazhiththu nadiththu thirivom
Thindaattamthaan unai mananthaal Thirumpaamal nee po po

Peekking knocking walking en per pingpong Pennae ongmel aanaenae naan singhaang
Maasaethungin naattaan shyamkeshak Enthan paattaan

Manam seiyya vanthaen onnaing Velamparam kandu kannaeng
Marukkaathae neeyum ennaing Maalaiyiduvaai pennaeng dingdong…

Podaathae chummaa vesham Vaayaal puththar dharmam pesi
Por seiyyum naattaar Ungal nesam mosam

Poiyyae pesaatha punyan Puththan pol kaarunyan
Poyyae pesaatha punyan Puththan pol kaarunyan

Thiyaagi magaan gandhi Desaththil vaazhnthidum
Naan unnai vaendaen Thiyaagi magaan gandhi
Desaththil vaazhnthidum Naan unnai vaendaen

Kandathum en meethu kadhalae Kondorum undu paarilae
Endraalum yaettra pengal yaarum Illaamaiyaal kalyaanamae
Illaamal vaazhgiraen

Kamanum kandaalae naanuvaan En azhagai paar en kuralai paar
En aattam paar Anbodu enai katti kondu vaazhuvai

Kottaan kural kuyilin niram Koosaamal vaankozhi polae neeyum
Aattam veenaaga aadaathae…oo… Aangilaeyan endrenniyae

Adimai vaazhvil uzhalum Adimai vaazhvil uzhalum
Arumai thaai naattai kaaththida neeyae Arumai thaai naattai kaaththida neeyae
Ayarvae illaathu saevai sei po Ayarvae illaathu saevai sei po
Aasai kollaathae en methae

Agilam muzhuthum suttrinaalum Engum tamizhan pola yaarum
Agilam muzhuthum suttrinaalum Engum tamizhan pola yaarum
Azhagilum gunam arivilum vala Aanmagan illaiyae pennae
Thaali aniyalaamo kannae Kannaal adhai solluvaai en munnae

Females : Pugazhukkuriya tamilnaattin Perumai paaduvom
Pugazhukkuriya tamilnaattin Perumai paaduvom
Kadhal purinthu vaazhvil inimai kandu Uyarnthu vaazhuvom…
Kadhal purinthu vaazhvil inimai kandu Uyarnthu vaazhuvom

Females : Pugazhukkuriya tamilnaattin Perumai paaduvom

Song Meaning & Analysis

The core of the song lies in the woman's strong rejection of these suitors, rooted in her deep sense of national and cultural pride. She criticizes their hypocrisy, their superficiality, and their colonial attitudes, invoking the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi and highlighting the virtues of her own land and people. The song culminates in a celebration of Tamil identity, beauty, character, and knowledge, asserting that true worth lies within one's own culture and values, rather than in external, often deceptive, foreign allure. It reflects the post-independence nationalist sentiment prevalent in India during the 1950s.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of I Am Come From London?

I Am Come From London is sung by ஜிக்கி மற்றும் குழு.

Which movie is I Am Come From London from?

The song I Am Come From London is featured in the movie Devaki.

Who wrote the lyrics for I Am Come From London?

The lyrics for I Am Come From London were written by க. மு. ஷெரிப் with music composed by ஜி. ராமநாதன்.

Is English translation available for I Am Come From London lyrics?

Yes! I Am Come From London lyrics from Devaki include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of I Am Come From London lyrics?

The song "I Am Come From London" from the 1951 film 'Devaki' is a humorous and satirical take on cultural encounters and national pride. It features a series of suitors, initially a character claiming to be "Hampton" from London, followed by another with a Chinese-sounding name "Pingpong," attempting to woo a Tamil woman. These characters are portrayed with exaggerated boasts and superficial charm, representing foreign influences or colonial mindsets trying to impress. Their attempts are often clumsy and reveal a lack of genuine understanding or respect. The core of the song lies in the woman's strong rejection of these suitors, rooted in her deep sense of national and cultural pride. She criticizes their hypocrisy, their superficiality, and their colonial attitudes, invoking the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi and highlighting the virtues of her own land and people. The song culminates in a celebration of Tamil identity, beauty, character, and knowledge, asserting that true worth lies within one's own culture and values, rather than in external, often deceptive, foreign allure. It reflects the post-independence nationalist sentiment prevalent in India during the 1950s.