Kanna Manivanna Lyrics
From the movie Sisubalan
Kanna Manivanna Song Lyrics is the track from Sisubalan Tamil Film – 1974. This song was sung by எம். ஆர். விஜயா. The music was composed by Kunnakudi Vaithiyanathan. Lyrics works penned by Poovai Sengkuttuvan.
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Kannaa manivannaa Kannaa manivannaa
Enthan ennaththil Uravaadum kannaa
Kannaa manivannaa Enthan ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa
Ponnaana un perai Sonnaalum perinbamae
Ponnaana un perai Sonnaalum perinbamae
Ennaalum un sevai ananthamae
Kannaa manivannaa Enthan ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa Kannaa ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa
Ullam unthan ullam Adhu karunaiyai pozhinthida thullum
Ullam unthan ullam Adhu karunaiyai pozhinthida thullum
Vellai manam konda pillaiyum neeyae Vinthaigal seithidum maayavan neeyae
Vellai manam konda pillaiyum neeyae Vinthaigal seithidum maayavan neeyae
Ennaalum un sevai ananthamae
Kannaa manivannaa Enthan ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa Kannaa ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa
Vedham nangu vedham Unthan pugazh thannai paadidum geedham
Vedham nangu vedham Unthan pugazh thannai paadidum geedham
Venguzhal oodhidum venukobalanae Venguzhal oodhidum venukobalanae
Devargal pottridum devagi mainthanae
Venguzhal oodhidum venukobalanae Devargal pottridum devagi mainthanae
Ennaalum unsevai ananthamae
Kannaa manivannaa Enthan ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa Ponnaana un perai
Sonnaalum perinbamae Ennaalum un sevai ananthamae
Kannaa manivannaa Enthan ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa Kannaa ennaththil
Uravaadum kannaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song "Kanna Manivanna" is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna, expressing profound love, devotion, and spiritual yearning. The singer addresses Krishna as "Manivanna" (gem-hued one), a common epithet highlighting his beautiful, dark complexion. The lyrics convey that Krishna constantly resides in the devotee's thoughts, and merely uttering his sacred name brings supreme bliss. The act of serving Krishna is described as an eternal source of joy, emphasizing the devotee's complete surrender and dedication.
The song further extols Krishna's divine attributes, portraying him as a compassionate being whose heart overflows with kindness. He is depicted as an innocent child with a pure heart, yet also as the mystical enchanter capable of performing wonders. The lyrics reference his divine status by mentioning that the four Vedas sing his praises, and he is revered as Venugopala, the flute player, and Devaki's son, worshipped by the Devas. The song beautifully captures the essence of Bhakti (devotion), where the devotee finds ultimate happiness and purpose in remembering, praising, and serving the Lord.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanna Manivanna?
Kanna Manivanna is sung by எம். ஆர். விஜயா.
Which movie is Kanna Manivanna from?
The song Kanna Manivanna is featured in the movie Sisubalan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanna Manivanna?
The lyrics for Kanna Manivanna were written by Poovai Sengkuttuvan with music composed by Kunnakudi Vaithiyanathan.
Is English translation available for Kanna Manivanna lyrics?
Yes! Kanna Manivanna lyrics from Sisubalan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanna Manivanna lyrics?
This devotional song "Kanna Manivanna" is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna, expressing profound love, devotion, and spiritual yearning. The singer addresses Krishna as "Manivanna" (gem-hued one), a common epithet highlighting his beautiful, dark complexion. The lyrics convey that Krishna constantly resides in the devotee's thoughts, and merely uttering his sacred name brings supreme bliss. The act of serving Krishna is described as an eternal source of joy, emphasizing the devotee's complete surrender and dedication. The song further extols Krishna's divine attributes, portraying him as a compassionate being whose heart overflows with kindness. He is depicted as an innocent child with a pure heart, yet also as the mystical enchanter capable of performing wonders. The lyrics reference his divine status by mentioning that the four Vedas sing his praises, and he is revered as Venugopala, the flute player, and Devaki's son, worshipped by the Devas. The song beautifully captures the essence of Bhakti (devotion), where the devotee finds ultimate happiness and purpose in remembering, praising, and serving the Lord.
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