Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae Lyrics
From the movie Meera Film
Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae Song Lyrics is the track from Meera Film Tamil Film – 1945. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி. The music was composed by S. V. Venkatraman. Lyrics works penned by Papanasam Sivan.
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Kannan leelaigal seivaanae Kannan maayaigal purivaanae
Leelaigal seivaan baalagopaalan Neela mugil manivannan kannan
Leelaigal seivaanae
Kaanaga maduvil kaaliyan thalaiyil Kali nadam puriyum paadhan aa…aa
Kaanaga maduvil kaaliyan thalaiyil Kali nadam puriyum paadhan
Vaanavar vaazha maanila meedhu Aanirai maeitha en naadhan
Kannan leelaigal seivaanae
Aayar manaiyil Vennai thiruduvaan
Agamum kavarndhiduvaanae Maaya punnagai seidhu mayakkum
Meeraavin prabu thaanae Kannan leelaigal seivaanae
Praema nadhiyin theera madhanil Meeraa prabuvum varuvaan aaa…aa
Praema nadhiyin theera madhanil Meeraa prabuvum varuvaan
Thiru mugamadhanil kurunagai malara Agamum puramum niraivaan
Kannan leelaigal seivaanae
Vaanam alandhaan Kaalai ninaindhaal
Maayavinai agalaadho
Kani idhazh oodhum Kuzhalisai kettaal
Kal manamum karaiyaadho Kannan leelaigal seivaanae
Maalinai kaana maamunivorgal Paarkadal thaediyae vandhaar
Aalilai melae thuyilkollum amudhai Kaangilam endru viyandhaar
Amudhai kaangilam endru viyandhaar
Male & Chorus : Sangaran vandhaan indhiran vandhaan
Chandhira sooriyar vandhaar Angu mingumaai aiyanai thaedi
Aayar manaithanil kandaar thaedi Aayar manaithanil kandaar
Meeraa hrudhayam kovil kondaan Meelaa adimai kondaan paedhai
Meeraa hrudhayam thannil Adiyaal meeraa…aaaaaaaaa…aaa…aaa…aa…
All : Meeraa hrudhayam kovil kondaan Meelaa adimai kondaan…aaa…
Meeraa hrudhayam kovil kondaan Meelaa adimai kondaan
Maari maari varum piravigal thanilum Maaraa praemai thandhaan
All : Kannan leelaigal seivaanae Kannan maayaigal purivaanae
Leelaigal seivaan baalagopaalan Neela mugil manivannan
Kannan leelaigal seivaanae Kannan maayaigal purivaanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae', from the 1945 film 'Meera' starring M.S. Subbulakshmi, is a profound devotional ode to Lord Krishna. It celebrates his divine plays (leelas) and enchanting nature, recounting various aspects of his life. The lyrics vividly describe Krishna's mischievous butter-stealing antics as a child (Balagopala), his heroic dance on the head of the serpent Kaliya, and his captivating charm, symbolized by his blue-hued form and mesmerizing flute music. The song emphasizes his ability to steal not just butter, but also the hearts of all who encounter him.
The narrative further highlights Krishna's supreme divinity, illustrating how even great sages and powerful deities like Shiva, Indra, the sun, and moon searched for him across realms, only to find him in the humble abode of cowherds. A central theme is Meera's unwavering devotion, proclaiming that Krishna made her heart his sacred temple and bestowed upon her an eternal, unchanging love that transcends lifetimes. It beautifully encapsulates the essence of bhakti (devotion) and the transformative power of Krishna's divine presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae?
Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae is sung by எம். எஸ். சுப்புலட்சுமி.
Which movie is Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae from?
The song Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae is featured in the movie Meera Film.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae?
The lyrics for Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae were written by Papanasam Sivan with music composed by S. V. Venkatraman.
Is English translation available for Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae lyrics?
Yes! Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae lyrics from Meera Film include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae lyrics?
This song, 'Kannan Leelaigal Seivaanae', from the 1945 film 'Meera' starring M.S. Subbulakshmi, is a profound devotional ode to Lord Krishna. It celebrates his divine plays (leelas) and enchanting nature, recounting various aspects of his life. The lyrics vividly describe Krishna's mischievous butter-stealing antics as a child (Balagopala), his heroic dance on the head of the serpent Kaliya, and his captivating charm, symbolized by his blue-hued form and mesmerizing flute music. The song emphasizes his ability to steal not just butter, but also the hearts of all who encounter him. The narrative further highlights Krishna's supreme divinity, illustrating how even great sages and powerful deities like Shiva, Indra, the sun, and moon searched for him across realms, only to find him in the humble abode of cowherds. A central theme is Meera's unwavering devotion, proclaiming that Krishna made her heart his sacred temple and bestowed upon her an eternal, unchanging love that transcends lifetimes. It beautifully encapsulates the essence of bhakti (devotion) and the transformative power of Krishna's divine presence.
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