Jin Jinukaan Lyrics
From the movie Rajapart Rangadurai
Jin Jinukaan Song Lyrics is the track from Rajapart Rangadurai Tamil Film – 1973, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Usha Nandhini, M. N. Nambiar, V. K. Ramasamy, Srikanth, S. V. Ramadas, Kumari Padmini, Sasikumar, Jaya Guhanathan, C. K. Saraswathi. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Jin jinukaan jikaan jikaan Jinuku jikaan jikaan jikaan
Jinkida jikaan jikaan jikaan Diyaan dapaan damuku dipaan
Jinuku jinukuthaan
Jinjinukaan chinnakili Sirikum pachakili
Odivanthaan medayilae Aatam aadaaaa…
Jinjinukaan chinnakili Sirikum pachakili
Odivanthaan medayilae Aatam aada
Aada vantha velayilae Paadavantha ennamattum
Azhavitu odivitaan kootathoda Aada vantha velayilae
Paadavantha ennamattum Azhavitu odivitaan kootathoda
Naan sirikiren sirikiren Siripuvarlae
Naan azhuguren azhuguren Azhugavarlae
Hahahaha …hohhohoh
Jinjinukaan chinnakili Sirikum pachakili
Odivanthaan medayilae Aatam aadaaaa…
Odivanthaan medayilae Aatam aada
Thunbamvarum velayila siringa Endru sollivechaar valluvaru saringa
Thunbamvarum velayila siringa Endru sollivechaar valluvaru saringa
Paambuvandhu kadikayil Paazhum udal thudikayil
Yaar mugathil pongivarum siripu Idhu keezhpurathil inipu
Melpurathil kasapu Pattinathaar kaiyil ulla karumbu
Idhu pattinathaar kaiyil ulla karumbu
Naan sirikiren sirikiren Siripuvarlae
Naan azhuguren azhuguren Azhugavarlae
Hahahaha …hohhohoh
Paarthaakaa aalu romba muruku Aanaa pathu kadha ullathilae iruku
Paarthaakaa aalu romba muruku Aanaa pathu kadha ullathile iruku
{Thanniyilae meen undu Tharayilae maan undu
Maathivechaa theendhuvidum Kanakku} (2)
Ipo naan irukkum iruppu Naaluperu poruppu
Nallaathaan naan sirichen siripu Romba nallaathaan
Naan sirichen siripu
Naan sirikiren sirikiren Siripuvarlae
Naan azhuguren azhuguren Azhugavarlae
Hahahaha …hohhoho hooh haha
: Jinjinukaan chinnakili Sirikum pachakili
Odivanthaan medayilae Aatam aada
Aada vantha velayilae Paadavantha ennamattum
Azhavitu odivitaan kootathoda Azhavitu odivitaan kootathoda
Hahahahahah Hahahahahah
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Jin Jinukaan" from "Rajapart Rangadurai" (1973) is a poignant reflection on life's ironies, particularly the struggle to genuinely express emotions. The protagonist, likely a performer given the context of "stage" and "singing," laments a situation where someone else (the "little parrot") came to dance and left him, the singer, to cry alone, despite his presence. This sets a melancholic tone, further emphasized by the repeated lines about trying to laugh but failing, and trying to cry but tears not coming. It speaks to a deep emotional numbness or a forced facade.
The lyrics cleverly weave in philosophical references, citing the ancient Tamil poet Valluvar's advice to smile in times of sorrow, only to immediately question its practicality when faced with extreme pain ("when a snake comes to bite"). The analogy of Pattinathar's sugarcane – sweet at one end, bitter at the other – symbolizes life's deceptive appearances and inherent difficulties. The song portrays a character who appears strong ("very tough") but carries many hidden burdens ("ten stories in their heart"). The lines about fish and deer, and the "responsibility of four people," suggest a sense of being trapped by circumstances or societal expectations, where one's true feelings are suppressed, leading to a forced, hollow laughter. It's a powerful commentary on the human condition, where outward appearances often mask profound inner turmoil.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Jin Jinukaan?
Jin Jinukaan is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Jin Jinukaan from?
The song Jin Jinukaan is featured in the movie Rajapart Rangadurai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Jin Jinukaan?
The lyrics for Jin Jinukaan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Jin Jinukaan lyrics?
Yes! Jin Jinukaan lyrics from Rajapart Rangadurai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Jin Jinukaan lyrics?
The song "Jin Jinukaan" from "Rajapart Rangadurai" (1973) is a poignant reflection on life's ironies, particularly the struggle to genuinely express emotions. The protagonist, likely a performer given the context of "stage" and "singing," laments a situation where someone else (the "little parrot") came to dance and left him, the singer, to cry alone, despite his presence. This sets a melancholic tone, further emphasized by the repeated lines about trying to laugh but failing, and trying to cry but tears not coming. It speaks to a deep emotional numbness or a forced facade. The lyrics cleverly weave in philosophical references, citing the ancient Tamil poet Valluvar's advice to smile in times of sorrow, only to immediately question its practicality when faced with extreme pain ("when a snake comes to bite"). The analogy of Pattinathar's sugarcane – sweet at one end, bitter at the other – symbolizes life's deceptive appearances and inherent difficulties. The song portrays a character who appears strong ("very tough") but carries many hidden burdens ("ten stories in their heart"). The lines about fish and deer, and the "responsibility of four people," suggest a sense of being trapped by circumstances or societal expectations, where one's true feelings are suppressed, leading to a forced, hollow laughter. It's a powerful commentary on the human condition, where outward appearances often mask profound inner turmoil.
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