Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye Lyrics
From the movie Justice Viswanathan - 1971
Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye Song Lyrics is the track from Justice Viswanathan - 1971 Tamil Film – 1971. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by S. Vedhachalam. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Music Director : S. Vedhachalam
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Kann vazhiyae kann vazhiyae ponathu kiliyae
Kaalamellaam manasukkullae vizhunthadhu kiliyae
Kallanukkum ullamundu solladi kiliyae
Kaanumpodhum paesumpodhum thondravillaiyae
Kann vazhiyae kann vazhiyae ponathu kiliyae
Kaalamellaam manasukkullae vizhunthadhu kiliyae
Kanniyarin ullam enna solladi kiliyae
Kaanumpodhum paesumpodhum thondravillaiyae
Kaalam paarththu ennai Avan kaidhu seithadhenna
Kaavalkaaran polae Oru vaeli pottathenna
Kaalam paarththu ennai Avan kaidhu seithadhenna
Kaavalkaaran polae Oru vaeli pottathenna
Kandu kandu kavidhai solla Kaatchi vaendumae
Kaalam ennai kaetkumpodhu Saatchi vaendumae
Kann vazhiyae kann vazhiyae ponathu kiliyae
Kaalamellaam manasukkullae vizhunthadhu kiliyae
Kanniyarin ullam enna solladi kiliyae
Kaanumpodhum paesumpodhum thondravillaiyae
Solla vaendum endraal Oru vaarththai mattum illai
Sollavillai endraal manam Thookkam kollavillai
Solla vaendum endraal Oru vaarththai mattum illai
Sollavillai endraal manam Thookkam kollavillai
Sollavillai endrapodhum Enakku theriyumae
Sonthamaana ullam podum Kanakku puriyumae
Kann vazhiyae kann vazhiyae ponathu kiliyae
Kaalamellaam manasukkullae vizhunthadhu kiliyae
Kanniyarin ullam enna solladi kiliyae
Kaanumpodhum paesumpodhum thondravillaiyae
Nalla pennai kandu En ullam sendradhindru
Dheivam thannai kandu Naan nandri sonnadhundu
Nalla pennai kandu En ullam sendradhindru
Dheivam thannai kandu Naan nandri sonnadhundu
Dheivam ennai Paarththapodhu sollavillaiyae
Entha nenjum ennai pola Oomai illaiyae
Kann vazhiyae kann vazhiyae ponathu kiliyae
Kaalamellaam manasukkullae vizhunthadhu kiliyae
Kallanukkum ullamundu solladi kiliyae
Kaanumpodhum paesumpodhum thondravillaiyae
Lalalalalalalalalala
Song Meaning & Analysis
This duet from 'Justice Viswanathan' beautifully captures the initial, playful stages of love and unspoken affection between a man and a woman. The male protagonist describes his heart being stolen by the woman, whom he endearingly calls a "parrot" and a "thief," wondering if even a thief possesses a heart, as her charm was irresistible. The female protagonist, in turn, playfully questions why he has "arrested" her heart and "fenced" her in, expressing a mix of surprise and delight at his sudden hold over her emotions.
The song delves into the complexities of expressing deep feelings. While the male acknowledges that words are insufficient to convey his love and that his heart finds no peace without speaking, he also asserts an unspoken understanding, believing that a heart that truly belongs needs no elaborate explanation. The female, on the other hand, expresses gratitude for finding love, comparing it to seeing God, yet laments her own inability to articulate her feelings, feeling her heart is "mute." This interplay of spoken and unspoken emotions, playful banter, and profound realization of love forms the core emotional resonance of the song.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye?
Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye from?
The song Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye is featured in the movie Justice Viswanathan - 1971.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye?
The lyrics for Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye were written by Kannadasan with music composed by S. Vedhachalam.
Is English translation available for Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye lyrics?
Yes! Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye lyrics from Justice Viswanathan - 1971 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kann Vazhiye Kann Vazhiye lyrics?
This duet from 'Justice Viswanathan' beautifully captures the initial, playful stages of love and unspoken affection between a man and a woman. The male protagonist describes his heart being stolen by the woman, whom he endearingly calls a "parrot" and a "thief," wondering if even a thief possesses a heart, as her charm was irresistible. The female protagonist, in turn, playfully questions why he has "arrested" her heart and "fenced" her in, expressing a mix of surprise and delight at his sudden hold over her emotions. The song delves into the complexities of expressing deep feelings. While the male acknowledges that words are insufficient to convey his love and that his heart finds no peace without speaking, he also asserts an unspoken understanding, believing that a heart that truly belongs needs no elaborate explanation. The female, on the other hand, expresses gratitude for finding love, comparing it to seeing God, yet laments her own inability to articulate her feelings, feeling her heart is "mute." This interplay of spoken and unspoken emotions, playful banter, and profound realization of love forms the core emotional resonance of the song.
Music Video
Song Details
More from Justice Viswanathan - 1971
Ada Eppadithan
Justice Viswanathan - 1971 • S. Vedhachalam
டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் மனோரமா
Athani Mandabathil
Justice Viswanathan - 1971 • S. Vedhachalam
பி. சுஷீலா
Idhu Neerodu Selkindra
Justice Viswanathan - 1971 • S. Vedhachalam
சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்
Silai Seiya Kaigal Undu
Justice Viswanathan - 1971 • S. Vedhachalam
டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா
Thanga Surangam
Justice Viswanathan - 1971 • S. Vedhachalam
டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா