Kannan Lyrics
From the movie Paramasivan
Kannan Song Lyrics is the track from Paramasivan Tamil Film – 2006, Starring Ajith Kumar, Laila, Vivek, Prakash Raj, Jayaram, Nassar, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Rajesh, Santhana Bharathi, Avinash. This song was sung by கல்யாணி மேனன், சைந்தவி மற்றும் லக்ஷ்மி ரங்கராஜன். The music was composed by Vidyasagar. Lyrics works penned by Kirithaya.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Kannan mani vannan Avan arumai solla povom
Mannan mazhai vannan Avan magimai eliya dhaamo
Aayan alankaaran Kadal paayil thuyil aano
Maayan malar thooyan En isaikkae isai aano
Kannan mani vannan Avan arumai solla povom
Paarkadalil avan irukka Paambanaiyaai naan iruppen
Female & Chorus : Dwarakkaiyil avan vasikka
Thulasivanam aagiruppen
Geethai inai avan vidhaikka Padhaiyilae vizhundhiruppen
Yamunai nadhi theerathilae Radhaiyena kaathiruppen
Vennai thirudum Pooviral ennai thazhuva
Aasaiyil kannam nelira Maanavan innal puriya
Nadandhadhu kanava nenava Mayakkathil kidandha naan
Innum enna solla aaaaaaa…aa…aa…
Female & Chorus : Kannan mani vannan Avan arumai solla povom
Mannan mazhai vannan Avan magimai eliya dhaamo
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song from 'Paramasivan' is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna, referred to as Kannan. The lyrics express an intense yearning and devotion towards the deity, portraying him with various epithets like 'gem-hued', 'rain-hued king', 'decorated cowherd', and 'enchanter'. The singer marvels at Krishna's divine attributes and wonders if his immense glory can ever be fully comprehended. The song sets a mood of spiritual adoration and a deep personal connection with the divine.
The lyrics beautifully illustrate the devotee's desire to be eternally intertwined with Krishna's existence. The singer expresses a wish to transform into elements associated with Krishna – the serpent bed in the milky ocean, a Tulasi garden in Dwaraka, or Radha waiting by the Yamuna. This profound longing culminates in a vivid imagery of Krishna's playful touch, leaving the devotee in a state of blissful trance, questioning the reality of the experience. It's a poetic expression of ultimate surrender and love for the divine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannan?
Kannan is sung by கல்யாணி மேனன், சைந்தவி மற்றும் லக்ஷ்மி ரங்கராஜன்.
Which movie is Kannan from?
The song Kannan is featured in the movie Paramasivan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannan?
The lyrics for Kannan were written by Kirithaya with music composed by Vidyasagar.
Is English translation available for Kannan lyrics?
Yes! Kannan lyrics from Paramasivan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannan lyrics?
This devotional song from 'Paramasivan' is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna, referred to as Kannan. The lyrics express an intense yearning and devotion towards the deity, portraying him with various epithets like 'gem-hued', 'rain-hued king', 'decorated cowherd', and 'enchanter'. The singer marvels at Krishna's divine attributes and wonders if his immense glory can ever be fully comprehended. The song sets a mood of spiritual adoration and a deep personal connection with the divine. The lyrics beautifully illustrate the devotee's desire to be eternally intertwined with Krishna's existence. The singer expresses a wish to transform into elements associated with Krishna – the serpent bed in the milky ocean, a Tulasi garden in Dwaraka, or Radha waiting by the Yamuna. This profound longing culminates in a vivid imagery of Krishna's playful touch, leaving the devotee in a state of blissful trance, questioning the reality of the experience. It's a poetic expression of ultimate surrender and love for the divine.
Song Details
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