Kann Paarvai Kavi Cover Art

Kann Paarvai Kavi Lyrics

From the movie Neengatha Ninaivu - 1963

Kann Paarvai Kavi Song Lyrics is the track from Neengatha Ninaivu - 1963 Tamil Film – 1963. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by A. Maruthakasi.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

KV
Music DirectorK. V. Mahadevan
AM
LyricistA. Maruthakasi

Singers

பச
Singerபி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Kann paarvai kavi paadum Kanivodu enai thedum
Kannu kannum uravaadum Kann paarvai kavi paadum
Kanivodu enai thedum Kannu kannum uravaadum

Kannamadhai kani enbaar Thannai oru kali enbaar
Kannamadhai kani enbaar Thannai oru kali enbaar
Ennathinaal koduthiduvaar Ennathinaal koduthiduvaar
Inithaaga pusithiduvaar rasithiduvaar

Kann paarvai kavi paadum Kanivodu enai thedum
Kannu kannum uravaadum

Azhagai ellam avar paarpavar Avar manadhai naan paarppen
Azhagai ellam avar paarpavar Avar manadhai naan paarppen
Pazharasam pol inimai tharum Pazharasam pol inimai tharum
Pani pondra paarvaiyinaal mayakkiduvaar

Kann paarvai kavi paadum Kanivodu enai thedum
Kannu kannum uravaadum

Konjam mozhi pesiduvaar Kurumbugalum seidhiduvaar
Konjam mozhi pesiduvaar Kurumbugalum seidhiduvaar
Nenjinilae ennaalum Nenjinilae ennaalum
Neengaadha ninaivaagi thunaiyaavaar Neengaadha ninaivaagi thunaiyaavaar

Kann paarvai kavi paadum Kanivodu enai thedum
Kannu kannum uravaadum Kann paarvai kavi paadum
Kanivodu enai thedum Kannu kannum uravaadum

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a beautiful ode from a woman to her beloved, expressing her deep affection and admiration for him. She describes how his gaze itself is poetic, filled with tenderness, and how their eyes communicate a profound connection. The lyrics paint a picture of a playful yet deeply loving relationship, where he playfully compares her cheek to a fruit and himself to a parrot, eager to 'peck' at her with his thoughts, savoring her presence.

The song further elaborates on the depth of their bond, where she observes his appreciation for beauty while she, in turn, understands his heart. His presence brings sweetness like fruit juice, and his gentle gaze is enchanting. He speaks sweet words and engages in playful mischief, solidifying his place in her heart as an unforgettable memory and a constant companion. It's a classic romantic portrayal of enduring love and mutual adoration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kann Paarvai Kavi?

Kann Paarvai Kavi is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Kann Paarvai Kavi from?

The song Kann Paarvai Kavi is featured in the movie Neengatha Ninaivu - 1963.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kann Paarvai Kavi?

The lyrics for Kann Paarvai Kavi were written by A. Maruthakasi with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.

Is English translation available for Kann Paarvai Kavi lyrics?

Yes! Kann Paarvai Kavi lyrics from Neengatha Ninaivu - 1963 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kann Paarvai Kavi lyrics?

This song is a beautiful ode from a woman to her beloved, expressing her deep affection and admiration for him. She describes how his gaze itself is poetic, filled with tenderness, and how their eyes communicate a profound connection. The lyrics paint a picture of a playful yet deeply loving relationship, where he playfully compares her cheek to a fruit and himself to a parrot, eager to 'peck' at her with his thoughts, savoring her presence. The song further elaborates on the depth of their bond, where she observes his appreciation for beauty while she, in turn, understands his heart. His presence brings sweetness like fruit juice, and his gentle gaze is enchanting. He speaks sweet words and engages in playful mischief, solidifying his place in her heart as an unforgettable memory and a constant companion. It's a classic romantic portrayal of enduring love and mutual adoration.

Music Video

Kann Paarvai Kavi official music video

Song Details

Song NameKann Paarvai Kavi
Singersபி. சுஷீலா
LyricistA. Maruthakasi
LanguageTamil

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