
Kalyanamam Kalyanam Lyrics
From the movie Anbulla Kadhalukku
Kalyanamam Kalyanam Song Lyrics is the track from Anbulla Kadhalukku Tamil Film – 1999, Starring Mohan, Megha, Sangeetha Krish, Bhavana Ramanna, Visu, Anand Babu, Delhi Ganesh, Vaiyapuri, Jai Ganesh. This song was sung by கிருஷ்ணராஜ் மற்றும் முரளி. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Jeevan.
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Kalyaanamaam kalyaanam Kannu padum kalyaanam
Kalyaanamaam kalyaanam Kannu padum kalyaanam
Kannu pattaa kuththamilla Podungammaa kummaalam
Naazhi aaguthu Maappillaikku nazhungu vayunga
Aahaa Kalyaana mappillai
Summaa Amsamaa irukkaarungo Oho
Vaango vaango ellorukkum vanthamunga
Ellorukkum vanthanam Idhu namma veettu kalyaanam
Vanthavanga anbuthaan kalyaanaththil seethanam
Ponnukkum maappillaikkum Nalla poruththamunga
Aahaa Manthiraththa sollungonnaa
Manam pola irukkattum Oho
Valluvanum vasugiyaai Vaazh naalil vaazhttum
Valluvanum vasugiyaai Vaazh naalil vaazhttum
Vasantha kaalam veesattum Kasantha kaalam pogattum
Azhagaana penn maanaeae… Asainthaadum mayilthaanae…ae…
Chumma nee nikkaathae sokkaththaan vaikkaathae Kalyaana katcheri kannaalae meettaathae
Pandiya mannan unnai paaththirunthaa Parisu onnu thanthiruppaan
Pallava mannan unnai kandirunthaa Silaiyum onnu senjiruppaan
Arputhamae Intha kalayaanamae Aasaipadi ini porkaalamae
Kalyaanamaam kalyaanam Kannu padum kalyaanam
Kannu pattaa kuththamilla Podungammaa kummaalam
Munnooru muththangal sugamaana saththangal
Vinmeengal ellaamae nilavaaga maarattum
Nee vaiththa poo vaasam ulagengum veesattum
Ulloora aasa vanthu oosaiyindri Un nenappa pesuthey
Haeaeae Uyirukkum udalukkumthaan
Odi vanthu paalamittu selluthae
Poochchoodunga penna kooppidunga Santhanaththa konjam poosidunga
Kalyaanamaam kalyaanam Kannu padum kalyaanam
Kannu pattaa kuththamilla Podungammaa kummaalam
Kannaana kannammaaaa Kalyaana pennammaaaaa
Mappillai manam pola Mana pennum irukkaththaan
Kai serum kannaalan seedhaikku raamanthaan Eeruyir oor uyiraai santhosamaai indru mudhal sera
Atchathai podungamma Aandu pala anboduthaan vaazha
Thanga ratham iva thanga ratham Thaali kattu idhu nalla neram
Santhosamaam santhosam sagalarukkum santhosam
Vanthavanga ellorum vaazhththu koora santhosam
Santhosamaam santhosam sagalarukkum santhosam
Vanthavanga ellorum vaazhththu koora santhosam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and joyous celebration of a wedding, capturing the festive atmosphere and traditional rituals. It expresses the collective happiness and blessings showered upon the newlywed couple. The lyrics paint a picture of an ideal match, comparing the couple to legendary pairs like Valluvar and Vasuki, and Rama and Sita, wishing them a life filled with love, prosperity, and happiness, free from sorrow. The song also praises the beauty of the bride, likening her to a deer and a peacock, and imagining kings being captivated by her charm.
The song emphasizes the communal aspect of a wedding, where the love and presence of guests are considered the most precious dowry. It encourages everyone to partake in the festivities, dance, and shower blessings. The lyrics are filled with metaphors of beauty, auspiciousness, and eternal love, culminating in a wish for the couple's souls to unite as one and live a long, loving life together, marking the beginning of a golden era for them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kalyanamam Kalyanam?
Kalyanamam Kalyanam is sung by கிருஷ்ணராஜ் மற்றும் முரளி.
Which movie is Kalyanamam Kalyanam from?
The song Kalyanamam Kalyanam is featured in the movie Anbulla Kadhalukku.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kalyanamam Kalyanam?
The lyrics for Kalyanamam Kalyanam were written by Jeevan with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Kalyanamam Kalyanam lyrics?
Yes! Kalyanamam Kalyanam lyrics from Anbulla Kadhalukku include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kalyanamam Kalyanam lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and joyous celebration of a wedding, capturing the festive atmosphere and traditional rituals. It expresses the collective happiness and blessings showered upon the newlywed couple. The lyrics paint a picture of an ideal match, comparing the couple to legendary pairs like Valluvar and Vasuki, and Rama and Sita, wishing them a life filled with love, prosperity, and happiness, free from sorrow. The song also praises the beauty of the bride, likening her to a deer and a peacock, and imagining kings being captivated by her charm. The song emphasizes the communal aspect of a wedding, where the love and presence of guests are considered the most precious dowry. It encourages everyone to partake in the festivities, dance, and shower blessings. The lyrics are filled with metaphors of beauty, auspiciousness, and eternal love, culminating in a wish for the couple's souls to unite as one and live a long, loving life together, marking the beginning of a golden era for them.

