Kannan Oru Lyrics
From the movie Bhadrakali
Kannan Oru Song Lyrics is the track from Bhadrakali Tamil Film – 1976, Starring Sivakumar, Rani Chandra, Major Sundarrajan, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama, Bhavani, Sukumari, S. R. Sivakami. This song was sung by கே. ஜே யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Star Cast
Kannan oru kai kuzhandhai Kangal sollum poongavidhai
Kannam sindhum thaenamudhai Kondu sellum en manadhai
Kaiyirandil naan eduthu Paadugindren aaraaro
Mai vizhiyae thaalaelo Maadhavanae thaalaelo
Kannan oru kai kuzhandhai Kangal sollum poongavidhai
Kannam sindhum thaenamudhai Kondu sellum en manadhai
Un madiyil naan uranga Kannirandum thaan mayanga
Enna thavam seidheno Ennavendru solveno
Un madiyil naan uranga Kannirandum thaan mayanga
Enna thavam seidheno Ennavendru solveno
Ezh pirappum inaindhirukkum Sondhamindha sondhamammaa
Vaazhvirukkum naal varaikkum Thanjam undhan nenjamammaa
Annammidum kaigalilae Aadi varum pillai idhu
Un arugil naan irundhaal Aanandhathin ellai adhu
Gaayathri mandhirathai Ucharikkum bakthanammaa
Ketkum varam kidaikkum varai Kannurakkam marandhadhammaa
Manjal kondu neeraadi Moi kuzhalil poo choodi
Vanji magal varum podhu Aasai varum oru kodi
Manjal kondu neeraadi Moi kuzhalil poo choodi
Vanji magal varum podhu Aasai varum oru kodi
Kattazhagan kangalukku Mai eduthu ezhudhatumaa
Kangal pada koodum endru Pottu ondru vaikkattumaa
Kannan oru kai kuzhandhai Kangal sollum poongavidhai
Kannam sindhum thaenamudhai Kondu sellum en manadhai
Kaiyirandil naan eduthu Paadugindren aaraaro
Mai vizhiyae thaalaelo Maadhavanae thaalaelo
Aaraariro Aaraariro
Aaraariro Aaraariro
Aa raari ro…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai" is a tender lullaby and a devotional ode, primarily expressing a mother's (or devotee's) profound love for Lord Krishna, depicted as a charming baby. The lyrics beautifully capture the innocence and divine allure of Krishna, with his eyes described as a floral poem and his cheeks dripping honey-nectar, captivating the singer's heart. It speaks of the immense fortune of being able to cradle and sing lullabies to such a divine child, highlighting a deep spiritual connection and yearning for eternal closeness.
Beyond the immediate imagery of a mother and child, the song delves into themes of eternal devotion and the quest for divine blessings. The singer expresses gratitude for the opportunity to be in the divine presence, considering it a result of past good deeds and a refuge for life. The lyrics also touch upon the beauty of a beloved maiden, perhaps Radha or a gopi, whose arrival brings forth countless desires, further enriching the devotional and romantic undertones often associated with Krishna's lore. The song culminates in a prayer-like devotion, where sleep is forsaken until a boon is granted, emphasizing the depth of faith and unwavering love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannan Oru?
Kannan Oru is sung by கே. ஜே யேசுதாஸ் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Kannan Oru from?
The song Kannan Oru is featured in the movie Bhadrakali.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannan Oru?
The lyrics for Kannan Oru were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kannan Oru lyrics?
Yes! Kannan Oru lyrics from Bhadrakali include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannan Oru lyrics?
The song "Kannan Oru Kai Kuzhandhai" is a tender lullaby and a devotional ode, primarily expressing a mother's (or devotee's) profound love for Lord Krishna, depicted as a charming baby. The lyrics beautifully capture the innocence and divine allure of Krishna, with his eyes described as a floral poem and his cheeks dripping honey-nectar, captivating the singer's heart. It speaks of the immense fortune of being able to cradle and sing lullabies to such a divine child, highlighting a deep spiritual connection and yearning for eternal closeness. Beyond the immediate imagery of a mother and child, the song delves into themes of eternal devotion and the quest for divine blessings. The singer expresses gratitude for the opportunity to be in the divine presence, considering it a result of past good deeds and a refuge for life. The lyrics also touch upon the beauty of a beloved maiden, perhaps Radha or a gopi, whose arrival brings forth countless desires, further enriching the devotional and romantic undertones often associated with Krishna's lore. The song culminates in a prayer-like devotion, where sleep is forsaken until a boon is granted, emphasizing the depth of faith and unwavering love.
