Kannan Naalum Lyrics
From the movie Ilamai Kolam
Kannan Naalum Song Lyrics is the track from Ilamai Kolam Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Radhika Sarathkumar, Suman, Prathap Pothan, Janagaraj, Nisha Noor, Senthil, K. R. Indira Devi. This song was sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Aaaaaaaaa… Aaaaaaaaa…
Laalaammmm
Kannan naalum podum vedam Kangal engum pennai thaedum
Gopalanin andha kolangal thaan endrum Aanandham aagum
Heyy krishna jai krishna Heyy krishna jai krishna
Kannan naalum podum vedam Kangal engum pennai thaedum
Saelai adhai kandaalae pinnodum velai Maalai adhil pennnendra vevveru maalai
Saelai adhai kandaalae pinnodum velai Maalai adhil pennnendra vevveru maalai
Theduvaan sooduvaan kannanae Dheviyoo aayiram kannanin oorvalam
Avan than kaadhal than ennam thaan kondu Vaazhvaanamma
Kannan naalum podum vedam Kangal engum pennai thaedum
Gopalanin andha kolangal thaan endrum Aanandham aagum
Heyy krishna jai krishna Heyy krishna jai krishna
Naanum andha gopalanin dhevithaanae
Naalum pala kolangal naan kaanuvenae
Naanum andha gopalanin dhevithaanae
Naalum pala kolangal naan kaanuvenae
Naaloru aasaiyil vaazhgiren
Kannanin geethaiyil naanum orr baagamae
Oru ezhezhu jenmathil endraenum naan seruven
Kannan naalum podum vedam Kangal engum pennai thaedum
Gopalanin andha kolangal thaan endrum Aanandham aagum
Heyy krishna jai krishna Heyy krishna jai krishna
Heyy krishna jai krishna
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song from 'Ilamai Kolam' celebrates Lord Krishna, referred to as Kannan and Gopalan, through the eyes of a devotee, likely a gopi or Radha. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Krishna's playful and enchanting nature, highlighting his charm with women and his various divine "disguises" or leelas (divine plays). The song emphasizes the joy and bliss derived from observing Krishna's divine antics, portraying him as a captivating figure whose presence brings happiness. The repeated chants of "Hey Krishna, Jai Krishna" underscore the devotional aspect and the adoration for the deity.
The second part of the song shifts to the devotee's personal longing and devotion. She identifies herself as one of Krishna's many consorts or admirers, expressing her daily anticipation of witnessing his divine forms. Her life is filled with a new desire each day, and she sees herself as an integral part of Krishna's divine narrative, much like a character in his 'Gita' (song or life story). The profound devotion culminates in a yearning for eternal union, hoping to be with him across countless lifetimes, signifying an unwavering spiritual connection and ultimate surrender.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannan Naalum?
Kannan Naalum is sung by கே. ஜே. யேசுதாஸ்.
Which movie is Kannan Naalum from?
The song Kannan Naalum is featured in the movie Ilamai Kolam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannan Naalum?
The lyrics for Kannan Naalum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kannan Naalum lyrics?
Yes! Kannan Naalum lyrics from Ilamai Kolam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannan Naalum lyrics?
This devotional song from 'Ilamai Kolam' celebrates Lord Krishna, referred to as Kannan and Gopalan, through the eyes of a devotee, likely a gopi or Radha. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Krishna's playful and enchanting nature, highlighting his charm with women and his various divine "disguises" or leelas (divine plays). The song emphasizes the joy and bliss derived from observing Krishna's divine antics, portraying him as a captivating figure whose presence brings happiness. The repeated chants of "Hey Krishna, Jai Krishna" underscore the devotional aspect and the adoration for the deity. The second part of the song shifts to the devotee's personal longing and devotion. She identifies herself as one of Krishna's many consorts or admirers, expressing her daily anticipation of witnessing his divine forms. Her life is filled with a new desire each day, and she sees herself as an integral part of Krishna's divine narrative, much like a character in his 'Gita' (song or life story). The profound devotion culminates in a yearning for eternal union, hoping to be with him across countless lifetimes, signifying an unwavering spiritual connection and ultimate surrender.