Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum Lyrics
From the movie Ezhai Padum Padu
Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum Song Lyrics is the track from Ezhai Padum Padu Tamil Film – 1950, Starring Chittoor V. Nagayya, Lalitha, T. S. Balaiah, Padmini, T. S. Durairaj, Javar Seetharaman, Serugalathur Sama, V. Gopalakrishnan, Ennatha Kannaiya, Ragini. This song was sung by பி. ஏ. பெரியநாயகி. The music was composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu. Lyrics works penned by V. A. Gopalakrishnan.
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Oo oo oo oohhoaiyaa vaanga Oo oo oo oohhoamma vaanga
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Oru kaasumae thaarum
Ottai seppu kaasu eduththu pidi veesu Ezhai pennai
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Oru kaasumae thaarum
Ottai seppu kaasu eduththu pidi veesu Ezhai pennai
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Aaaaaaah
Ooimurukkiya meesa Paakkavae ponguthae aasa
Murukkiya meesa paakkavae ponguthae aasa Paanai vayirea pesuthe thaaralamethaane
Paanai vayirea pesuthe thaaralamethaane Yosikkaama neenga narpaeru vaangi ponga
Vaesam podatheenga aiyaa
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Oru kaasumae thaarum
Ottai seppu kaasu eduththu pidi veesu Ezhai pennai
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Aaaaaaah
Ooitak tak poottu Oosir-re udaigal neettu
Tak tak poottu Oosir-re udaigal neettu Thalai melae hut-tu un suit-tuvinothamae
Oiyaara maamae un pipe-pu kai pirambumae Oiyaara maamae un pipe-pu kai pirambumae
Azhgu raasan kavi vilaasan enathu naesan Anbu mattum irunthaa
Oodharmarasaa
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Oru kaasumae thaarum
Ottai seppu kaasu eduththu pidi veesu Ezhai pennai
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Aaaaaaah
Alli thodu malli komalavalli Alli thodu malli komalavalli
Nee illaiyinnaathu solli Nee illaiyinnaathu sollipodu solli
Kai neettuvorin kavalai theera kaasu poduvaayae En kaamavalli
Kai neettuvorin kavalai theera kaasu poduvaayae En kaamavalli
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Oru kaasumae thaarum
Ottai seppu kaasu eduththu pidi veesu Ezhai pennai
Kanivudan thirumbiyae paarum Aaaaaaah
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from the 1950 film 'Ezhai Padum Padu' is a poignant yet playful plea for alms, likely sung by a street performer or a beggar. The lyrics are addressed to passersby, both men and women, using flattery and endearing terms to solicit donations. The singer describes the physical attributes of the potential donors – a man's twirled mustache, pot belly (symbolizing generosity), stylish clothes, hat, pipe, and walking stick – to highlight their perceived wealth and status, hoping to appeal to their benevolence. The repeated request for a "worn copper coin" emphasizes the dire need of the "poor girl" singing.
The song cleverly blends respectful requests with a touch of playful banter and even flirtation, particularly in addressing the "stylish uncle" and the "beautiful enchantress." It paints a picture of a street artist or a person in need, using their wit and charm to survive. The mood shifts from a humble appeal to a more engaging and almost theatrical performance, reflecting the common practice of street artists in that era who would entertain while seeking support. The underlying theme is one of survival and the human connection forged through small acts of kindness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum?
Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum is sung by பி. ஏ. பெரியநாயகி.
Which movie is Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum from?
The song Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum is featured in the movie Ezhai Padum Padu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum?
The lyrics for Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum were written by V. A. Gopalakrishnan with music composed by S. M. Subbaiah Naidu.
Is English translation available for Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum lyrics?
Yes! Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum lyrics from Ezhai Padum Padu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanivudan Thirumbiye Paarum lyrics?
This song from the 1950 film 'Ezhai Padum Padu' is a poignant yet playful plea for alms, likely sung by a street performer or a beggar. The lyrics are addressed to passersby, both men and women, using flattery and endearing terms to solicit donations. The singer describes the physical attributes of the potential donors – a man's twirled mustache, pot belly (symbolizing generosity), stylish clothes, hat, pipe, and walking stick – to highlight their perceived wealth and status, hoping to appeal to their benevolence. The repeated request for a "worn copper coin" emphasizes the dire need of the "poor girl" singing. The song cleverly blends respectful requests with a touch of playful banter and even flirtation, particularly in addressing the "stylish uncle" and the "beautiful enchantress." It paints a picture of a street artist or a person in need, using their wit and charm to survive. The mood shifts from a humble appeal to a more engaging and almost theatrical performance, reflecting the common practice of street artists in that era who would entertain while seeking support. The underlying theme is one of survival and the human connection forged through small acts of kindness.
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