Kannala Unnai Korinen Lyrics
From the movie Manamagal
Kannala Unnai Korinen Song Lyrics is the track from Manamagal Tamil Film – 1951. This song was sung by ஜிக்கி மற்றும் கே. ராணி. The music was composed by C. R. Subbaraman. Lyrics works penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi.
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Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Un mela aasai meerinen naanae
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Un mela aasai meerinen naanae
Females : Kannaa endhan manadhum theriyadhoo
En paal undhan idhayam kaniyaadhoo
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
En raaja kaadhaludam naan Ullanbodu unai naalum pugalvenae
Females : Anbodu ennai naalum pugalvenae Kann polae kaatinaan endru
Undhan saadhanai pottri magizhvenae Females : Kaadhalai pottri magizhvenae
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Un mela aasai meerinen naanae
Females : Kannaa endhan manadhum theriyadhoo
En paal undhan idhayam kaniyaadhoo
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Theeraadha aasaiyudanae en manam Dhinam gaanam isaithidudhae
Females : Manam dhinam gaanam isaithidudhae
Theeraadha aasaiyudanae en manam Dhinam gaanam isaithidudhae
Maaradha aasai kollum Undhan uravu idhayam naadidudhae
Females : Un uravai endrum naadidudhae
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Un mela aasai meerinen naanae
Females : Kannaa endhan manadhum theriyadhoo
En paal undhan idhayam kaniyaadhoo
Kannaala unnai korinen naanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Kannala Unnai Korinen," from the 1951 film 'Manamagal,' is a classic romantic plea, expressing deep yearning and devotion. The lyrics, penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi, portray a lover's intense desire, conveyed primarily through her gaze. She confesses that her longing for her beloved has surpassed all bounds, and she questions why her feelings aren't reciprocated, appealing to him as 'Krishna' – a common trope in Tamil cinema to elevate the beloved to a divine, ideal figure. The song captures the tender vulnerability and hopeful anticipation of a heart deeply in love, wishing for the beloved's heart to melt in return.
The song further elaborates on the lover's unwavering commitment, promising to praise her 'king' daily with heartfelt affection. Her heart constantly sings a song of unending desire, and she yearns for an eternal bond with him. The repeated lines emphasize the depth and persistence of her feelings, highlighting a love that is both passionate and steadfast. The overall mood is one of romantic devotion and a gentle, persistent plea for reciprocal love, characteristic of the golden era of Tamil cinema where emotions were often expressed with poetic grace and sincerity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannala Unnai Korinen?
Kannala Unnai Korinen is sung by ஜிக்கி மற்றும் கே. ராணி.
Which movie is Kannala Unnai Korinen from?
The song Kannala Unnai Korinen is featured in the movie Manamagal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannala Unnai Korinen?
The lyrics for Kannala Unnai Korinen were written by Udumalai Narayanakavi with music composed by C. R. Subbaraman.
Is English translation available for Kannala Unnai Korinen lyrics?
Yes! Kannala Unnai Korinen lyrics from Manamagal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannala Unnai Korinen lyrics?
This song, "Kannala Unnai Korinen," from the 1951 film 'Manamagal,' is a classic romantic plea, expressing deep yearning and devotion. The lyrics, penned by Udumalai Narayanakavi, portray a lover's intense desire, conveyed primarily through her gaze. She confesses that her longing for her beloved has surpassed all bounds, and she questions why her feelings aren't reciprocated, appealing to him as 'Krishna' – a common trope in Tamil cinema to elevate the beloved to a divine, ideal figure. The song captures the tender vulnerability and hopeful anticipation of a heart deeply in love, wishing for the beloved's heart to melt in return. The song further elaborates on the lover's unwavering commitment, promising to praise her 'king' daily with heartfelt affection. Her heart constantly sings a song of unending desire, and she yearns for an eternal bond with him. The repeated lines emphasize the depth and persistence of her feelings, highlighting a love that is both passionate and steadfast. The overall mood is one of romantic devotion and a gentle, persistent plea for reciprocal love, characteristic of the golden era of Tamil cinema where emotions were often expressed with poetic grace and sincerity.
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