Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja Lyrics
From the movie Thangamalai Ragasiyam
Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja Song Lyrics is the track from Thangamalai Ragasiyam Tamil Film – 1957, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Jamuna, M. N. Nambiar, T. R. Rajakumari, M. V. Rajamma, P. S. Veerappa, T. R. Ramachandran, K. Sarangapani, B. Saroja Devi, P. Susheela. This song was sung by சூலமங்களம் ராஜலக்ஷ்மி மற்றும் ஏ. ஜி. ரத்னமாலா. The music was composed by T. G. Lingappa. Lyrics works penned by Ku. Ma. Balasubramaniyam.
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Music & Lyrics
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Sengarumbhu solaiyilaeae…ae… Sithaanai poothathu polae
Chinna chinna ponnugala Saettai panna vandhavaraeae…ae
Kattu raja aiyaa kaattu raja Unga kai varisai podhum kambhi neeetu raja
Kambhi neeetu raja
Kattu raja aiyaa kaattu raja Unga kai varisai podhum kambhi neeetu raja
Kambhi neeetu raja
Podavai mattum uduthi kittaa podhumaa
Ilam ponna pola kannai katta theriyuma
Podavai mattum uduthi kittaa podhumaa
Ilam ponna pola kannai katta theriyuma
Nadakkum podhu iduppu summa odiyuma
Nadakkum podhu iduppu summa odiyuma
Ippadi nani koni nadanamaada mudiyuma
Ippadi nani koni nadanamaada mudiyuma
Kattu raja aiyaa kaattu raja Unga kai varisai podhum kambhi neeetu raja
Kambhi neeetu raja
Panai marathaal pallu velakkura Paga sooran vamsam
Paga sooran vamsam
Yaanai paalai kuduchi valarnthathinaal Paarthathellam thuvamsam
Panai marathaal pallu velakkura Paga sooran vamsam
Yaanai paalai kuduchi valarnthathinaal Paarthathellam thuvamsam
Kanakkillamae thinnu therkum Ganesanin amsam
Kanakkillamae thinnu therkum Ganesanin amsam
Kandavudan kadhi kalangum Kaliyugathin hamsan
Yaarum kandavudan kadhi kalangum Kaliyugathin hamsan
Kattu raja aiyaa kaattu raja Unga kai varisai podhum kambhi neeetu raja
Kambhi neeetu raja
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja" is a lively and playful exchange, likely between a group of women and a man attempting to flirt or be mischievous. The women playfully mock the man, referring to him as a "forest king" (Kaattu Raja), implying he's wild or untamed in his advances. They challenge his attempts at charm, suggesting his "antics are enough" and telling him to "draw the line" or leave. The lyrics use vivid imagery, comparing his sudden appearance to a wild elephant in a sugarcane field, setting a tone of playful confrontation.
The women further taunt him by questioning his ability to mimic feminine charm, asking if merely wearing a saree is enough or if he can truly captivate like a young woman. They sarcastically describe him with exaggerated strength and appetite, likening him to figures like Bakasura (a demon of immense strength), Ganesha (known for his love of food), and Kamsa (a tyrannical king), highlighting his perceived boorishness or over-the-top nature. The song's mood is one of lighthearted banter and female empowerment, where the women cleverly put the man in his place with wit and humor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja?
Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja is sung by சூலமங்களம் ராஜலக்ஷ்மி மற்றும் ஏ. ஜி. ரத்னமாலா.
Which movie is Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja from?
The song Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja is featured in the movie Thangamalai Ragasiyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja?
The lyrics for Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja were written by Ku. Ma. Balasubramaniyam with music composed by T. G. Lingappa.
Is English translation available for Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja lyrics?
Yes! Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja lyrics from Thangamalai Ragasiyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja lyrics?
The song "Kaattu Raja Ayya Kaattu Raja" is a lively and playful exchange, likely between a group of women and a man attempting to flirt or be mischievous. The women playfully mock the man, referring to him as a "forest king" (Kaattu Raja), implying he's wild or untamed in his advances. They challenge his attempts at charm, suggesting his "antics are enough" and telling him to "draw the line" or leave. The lyrics use vivid imagery, comparing his sudden appearance to a wild elephant in a sugarcane field, setting a tone of playful confrontation. The women further taunt him by questioning his ability to mimic feminine charm, asking if merely wearing a saree is enough or if he can truly captivate like a young woman. They sarcastically describe him with exaggerated strength and appetite, likening him to figures like Bakasura (a demon of immense strength), Ganesha (known for his love of food), and Kamsa (a tyrannical king), highlighting his perceived boorishness or over-the-top nature. The song's mood is one of lighthearted banter and female empowerment, where the women cleverly put the man in his place with wit and humor.
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