Kaanang Kuruvikku Lyrics
From the movie Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam
Kaanang Kuruvikku Song Lyrics is the track from Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam Tamil Film – 1978. This song was sung by மனோரமா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Panchu Arunachalam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Singer : Manorama
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Moonaam saamaththil ullaasamaam Adi muththaana muththangal santhosamaam
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Aalamara uchchiyilae koodu onnu jodi onnu
Aasapattu vaanjathilae kunjukalo anju paththu
Oomaththam poovu…oooomaththam poovu thaalaattu paada
Ennaalum kondaattam inbangalaam
Kaanaangaiyo kaanaangaahoomkaanaang Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam
Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam Moonaam saamaththil ullaasamaam
Adi muththaana muththangal santhosamaam
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Sollaama sonnaakkaa purinjukkanum Ellaamae munnaalae therinjukkanum
Sollaama sonnaakkaa purinjukkanum Ellaamae munnaalae therinjukkanum
Mmmyaekkaththilae aathookkaththilae Ada ennaanga oomaikku bathil sollunga
Kaanaangaiyo kaanaangaahoomkaanaang Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam
Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam Moonaam saamaththil ullaasamaam
Adi muththaana muththangal santhosamaam
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Oodhupaththi yaeththi vachen Oosi mallai vaangi vachaen
Koodaththilae paai virichen Kuththukkallaa kaaththirunthaen
Malaivaazhai thoppil Malaivaazhai thoppil
Machchaanai kaanom Ada vaangonnaa
Vanthaalae santhoshamthaan
Kaanaangaiyo kaanaangaahoomkaanaang Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam
Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam Moonaam saamaththil ullaasamaam
Adi muththaana muththangal santhosamaam
Kaanaang kuruvikku kalyaanamaam Enga maana madhuraiyil oorkolamaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaanang Kuruvikku" from the 1978 film 'Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam' is a playful and evocative folk-style number sung by the legendary Manorama. It uses the metaphor of a sparrow's wedding in Manamadurai to describe the anticipation and joy of a woman longing for her beloved. The lyrics paint a picture of domestic bliss and romantic yearning, with imagery of a banyan tree nest filled with chicks, and the natural world singing lullabies, symbolizing a hopeful future with her partner. The mention of "third watch of the night" and "precious kisses" hints at the intimacy and happiness she desires.
The song beautifully captures the impatience and preparations of a woman awaiting her lover. She expresses her unspoken desires, urging her beloved to understand her feelings without explicit words. The verses detail her efforts: lighting incense, buying jasmine, spreading a mat, and waiting patiently. Her plea for her "machchaan" (brother-in-law, a common term of endearment for a lover in Tamil folk songs) to arrive, promising happiness upon his presence, underscores the central theme of longing and the simple joy his arrival would bring. The overall mood is one of playful anticipation, folk charm, and heartfelt romantic yearning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaanang Kuruvikku?
Kaanang Kuruvikku is sung by மனோரமா.
Which movie is Kaanang Kuruvikku from?
The song Kaanang Kuruvikku is featured in the movie Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaanang Kuruvikku?
The lyrics for Kaanang Kuruvikku were written by Panchu Arunachalam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kaanang Kuruvikku lyrics?
Yes! Kaanang Kuruvikku lyrics from Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaanang Kuruvikku lyrics?
The song "Kaanang Kuruvikku" from the 1978 film 'Vazha Ninaithal Vazhalam' is a playful and evocative folk-style number sung by the legendary Manorama. It uses the metaphor of a sparrow's wedding in Manamadurai to describe the anticipation and joy of a woman longing for her beloved. The lyrics paint a picture of domestic bliss and romantic yearning, with imagery of a banyan tree nest filled with chicks, and the natural world singing lullabies, symbolizing a hopeful future with her partner. The mention of "third watch of the night" and "precious kisses" hints at the intimacy and happiness she desires. The song beautifully captures the impatience and preparations of a woman awaiting her lover. She expresses her unspoken desires, urging her beloved to understand her feelings without explicit words. The verses detail her efforts: lighting incense, buying jasmine, spreading a mat, and waiting patiently. Her plea for her "machchaan" (brother-in-law, a common term of endearment for a lover in Tamil folk songs) to arrive, promising happiness upon his presence, underscores the central theme of longing and the simple joy his arrival would bring. The overall mood is one of playful anticipation, folk charm, and heartfelt romantic yearning.
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