Kalyanam Katti Kollum Lyrics

From the movie Ival Oru Pournami

Kalyanam Katti Kollum Song Lyrics is the track from Ival Oru Pournami Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorT. K. Ramamoorthy

LyricistVairamuthu

Singers

எஜ

Singerஎஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanthathu
Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanthathu
Sooriyan paarththathu thaamarai pooththathu
Thendral vanthu ennai thaali katta sonnathu

Oo…oo…oo…kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanththu
Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanththu
Sooriyan paarththathu thaamarai pooththathu
Thendral vanthu ennai thaali katta sonnathu

Kondaada vaa Istam polae katti kolla
Nastam illai otti kollu Maalai idu
Mogam vanthu killi vaikkum Vetkkam vanthu thalli vaikkum

Naanam vidu Maalai vanthaal medai thedu
Kaalai vanthaal aadai thedu Sernthu vidu
Meththai melae sattam illai Alli kondaal nattam illai
Hhhhaaalai vidu

Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanthathu
Sanigamaapaa saganirisaa Garisaa nithapa garisaa nithapa

Paada vaa devanae Kadhalae jeevanae
Kadhale maarumaa Vaanamthaan veezhumaa
Anbaalae malar thoovi vanthaanae mannan thedi Kangal kalanthu pesi kanda sugangal kodi

Aambala naangalellaam jallikattu kaala
Aanaana aalaiyellaam aatti vaikkum sela
Ooooookooraiyil yaerivittaal koovumaadi kozhi
Sevalin vegamellaam kann simittum naazhi

Senthoora kolamidum paarvaiyae Thondrumae aanantham koodume koodume

Ooohoi Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanthathu Sooriyan paarththathu
Thaamarai pooththathu Thendral vanthu ennai thaali katta sonnathu

Aasaigal vaanilae oorvalam poguthae
Aayiram thaamarai thovuthae thaenmazhai
Kangal urangumpothum unthan uruvam thondrum
Jenmangal pala maarum ovvondrum unnai thedum

Mangaaththaa selaiyilae malligaipoo vaasam
Aanaakka aamabalainga mookku rompa mosam
Thanjavur veththalaiya kaambu killa poraen
Dindugal paakku vachchu palludaikka poraen

Santhosa poo indru malaranthathu
Nilavilae nanainthathu kulirnthathu kulirnthathu

Ooohoi Kalyaanam katti kollum naal vanthathu
Poovukku aadai katta yaar vanthathu Sooriyan paarththathu
Thaamarai pooththathu Thendral vanthu ennai thaali katta sonnathu

Song Meaning & Analysis

As the song progresses, it delves into the playful banter and intimate desires between the lovers. The male and female voices exchange teasing lines about shyness, embracing, and the passionate aspects of their relationship, hinting at the physical and emotional closeness they anticipate. Cultural references like Jallikattu bulls and betel leaf chewing add a distinct Tamil flavor, while the overall mood remains one of joyous expectation and deep affection, culminating in a declaration of eternal love and happiness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kalyanam Katti Kollum?

Kalyanam Katti Kollum is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.

Which movie is Kalyanam Katti Kollum from?

The song Kalyanam Katti Kollum is featured in the movie Ival Oru Pournami.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kalyanam Katti Kollum?

The lyrics for Kalyanam Katti Kollum were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.

Is English translation available for Kalyanam Katti Kollum lyrics?

Yes! Kalyanam Katti Kollum lyrics from Ival Oru Pournami include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kalyanam Katti Kollum lyrics?

This song is a playful and romantic duet between a couple eagerly anticipating their wedding day. The lyrics express the joy, excitement, and longing associated with marriage, using vivid natural imagery like the sun, lotus, and breeze to symbolize the blossoming of love and the inevitability of their union. The initial stanzas set a celebratory tone, with both partners acknowledging the arrival of their special day and the natural world seemingly endorsing their love. As the song progresses, it delves into the playful banter and intimate desires between the lovers. The male and female voices exchange teasing lines about shyness, embracing, and the passionate aspects of their relationship, hinting at the physical and emotional closeness they anticipate. Cultural references like Jallikattu bulls and betel leaf chewing add a distinct Tamil flavor, while the overall mood remains one of joyous expectation and deep affection, culminating in a declaration of eternal love and happiness.