Kanna Enna Kadhai Lyrics
From the movie Thottathellam Ponnagum
Kanna Enna Kadhai Song Lyrics is the track from Thottathellam Ponnagum Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. Vijaya Baskar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kanna enna kadhai idhu Siru penna unai azhaippadhu
Oru kani vandhu kiliyidam vizhugindrathu Kaalangal kaanadha pudhumai idhu
Kanna enna kadhai idhu Siru penna unai azhaippadhu
Oru kani vandhu kiliyidam vizhugindrathu Kaalangal kaanadha pudhumai idhu
{Pattu kunjum katti vitta bambaram ondru Panthadikkum nandhavanam
Pennidam undu} (2) Kannil rasam pera nenjil pazham pera
Pennil sugam pera kannadi edharkku
Kanna enna kadhai idhu Siru penna unai azhaippadhu
Oru kani vandhu kiliyidam vizhugindrathu Kaalangal kaanadha pudhumai idhu
{Andha sugam ennavendru Solli kodungal
Alli thandai pinni kondu Alli edungal} (2)
Aasai thudikkidhu naanam thadukkudhu Naana anaippadhu nalla kadhai thaan
Kanna enna kadhai idhu Siru penna unai azhaippadhu
Oru kani vandhu kiliyidam vizhugindrathu Kaalangal kaanadha pudhumai idhu
Mandabathin vaasal varai Mannan varattum
Mandhirathil ondrirandai Solli tharattum
Koyil thirakkavum malai kidaikkavum Poojai nadakkavum achhaaram kodungal
Kanna enna kadhai idhu Siru penna unai azhaippadhu
Oru kani vandhu kiliyidam vizhugindrathu Kaalangal kaanadha pudhumai idhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kanna Enna Kadhai', is a playful and romantic duet, likely sung from the perspective of a woman teasing her beloved. She addresses him as 'Kanna' (a term of endearment, often referring to Krishna), expressing surprise and delight at their blossoming relationship. The central metaphor of a 'fruit falling to a parrot' beautifully encapsulates the idea of a mature love or an unexpected union, suggesting a natural progression of affection where the 'fruit' (perhaps the man's love or attention) is willingly offered to the 'parrot' (the woman).
The lyrics are filled with charming innuendos and playful challenges. The woman hints at her allure, questioning why her lover seeks pleasure elsewhere when she is right there. She openly expresses her desire while feigning shyness, subtly urging him to take the initiative. The song culminates in a metaphorical request for commitment and intimacy, using temple rituals and 'advance payments' as playful analogies for the progression of their relationship towards marriage and consummation, making it a delightful portrayal of budding romance and mutual longing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanna Enna Kadhai?
Kanna Enna Kadhai is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kanna Enna Kadhai from?
The song Kanna Enna Kadhai is featured in the movie Thottathellam Ponnagum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanna Enna Kadhai?
The lyrics for Kanna Enna Kadhai were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. Vijaya Baskar.
Is English translation available for Kanna Enna Kadhai lyrics?
Yes! Kanna Enna Kadhai lyrics from Thottathellam Ponnagum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanna Enna Kadhai lyrics?
This song, 'Kanna Enna Kadhai', is a playful and romantic duet, likely sung from the perspective of a woman teasing her beloved. She addresses him as 'Kanna' (a term of endearment, often referring to Krishna), expressing surprise and delight at their blossoming relationship. The central metaphor of a 'fruit falling to a parrot' beautifully encapsulates the idea of a mature love or an unexpected union, suggesting a natural progression of affection where the 'fruit' (perhaps the man's love or attention) is willingly offered to the 'parrot' (the woman). The lyrics are filled with charming innuendos and playful challenges. The woman hints at her allure, questioning why her lover seeks pleasure elsewhere when she is right there. She openly expresses her desire while feigning shyness, subtly urging him to take the initiative. The song culminates in a metaphorical request for commitment and intimacy, using temple rituals and 'advance payments' as playful analogies for the progression of their relationship towards marriage and consummation, making it a delightful portrayal of budding romance and mutual longing.
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