
Kannan Vandhan Lyrics
From the movie Ramu
Kannan Vandhan Song Lyrics is the track from Ramu Tamil Film – 1966, Starring Gemini Ganesan, K R Vijaya, Nagesh, S. A. Asokan, V. K. Ramasamy, O. A. K. Thevar, V. S. Raghavan, 'Gemini' Balu, Chittoor V. Nagayya, S. V. Subbaiah. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Seerkazhi Govindarajan
Nambinaar keduvathillai Naangu marai theerppu
Nallavarkkum ezhaiyarkkum Aandavanae kaappu
Pasikku virunthaavaan Noikku marunthaavaan
Paranthaaman sannathikku Vaaraai nenjae
Kannan vanthaan Angae kannan vanthaan
Ezhai kanneerai kandathum Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan Angae kannan vanthaan
Ezhai kanneerai kandathum Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan…aaann
{Thedi nindra kangalilae Kannan vanthaan
Dheepam ondru kaiyil kondu Kannan vanthaan} (2)
Kettavarkku kettapadi Kannan vanthaan
Kelviyilae pathilaaga Kannan vanthaan
Dharmam ennum theril yeri Kannan vanthaan
Thaalaatha thuyar theerkka Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan Maaya kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan Angae kannan vanthaan
Ezhai kanneerai kandathum Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan…aaann
{Mudavargalai nadakkavaikkum Brinthaavanam
Moodargalai ariyavaikkum Brinthaavanam} (2)
{Kurudargalai kaanavaikkum Brinthaavanam
Oomaigalai pesavaikkum Brinthaavanam} (2)
Adaiyaatha kathavirukkum Sannithaanam
Anjaatha sollirukkum Sannithaanam
Sannithaanam Kannan sannithaanam
Sannithaanam
Kannan vanthaan Angae kannan vanthaan
Ezhai kanneerai kandathum Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan…aaann
Kannaa…aaa Kannaa kannaa
{Karunai ennum kan thiranthu Kaattavendum
Kaaval ennum kai neetti Kaakkavendum} (2)
{Kani mazhalai kuralkoduththu Paadavendum
Kan maraintha thaayum athai Kettkavendum} (2)
{Kavalaigalai unnidaththil Thanthen kanna
Karunaiyae arul seiyya Varuvaai kanna} (2)
Kannaa…kannaaa Kannaa kannaa
Kannan vanthaan Angae kannan vanthaan
Ezhai kanneerai kandathum Kannan vanthaan
Kannan vanthaan…aaann Kannan vanthaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This devotional song from the 1966 film 'Ramu' is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna (Kannan), portraying him as the ultimate savior and protector of the downtrodden. The lyrics emphasize the unwavering faith that those who believe in God will never suffer, and that Kannan is always present to alleviate the pain of the poor and the suffering. He is depicted as a benevolent deity who provides sustenance, healing, and guidance, appearing in various forms to answer prayers and resolve distress. The song invites the listener's heart to seek refuge in Kannan's divine presence, highlighting his compassionate nature.
The song further extols the miraculous power of Brindavanam, the sacred abode associated with Krishna, where the lame walk, the ignorant gain wisdom, the blind see, and the mute speak. It describes Kannan's sanctuary as a place of open doors and fearless truth, a beacon of hope. The latter verses are a direct plea to Kannan, asking him to open his eyes of compassion, extend his protective hand, and bless devotees with a voice to sing his praises, even reaching departed souls. The devotee surrenders all worries to Kannan, imploring the merciful Lord to bestow his grace, reinforcing the theme of complete surrender and unwavering faith in divine intervention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannan Vandhan?
Kannan Vandhan is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kannan Vandhan from?
The song Kannan Vandhan is featured in the movie Ramu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannan Vandhan?
The lyrics for Kannan Vandhan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Kannan Vandhan lyrics?
Yes! Kannan Vandhan lyrics from Ramu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannan Vandhan lyrics?
This devotional song from the 1966 film 'Ramu' is a heartfelt ode to Lord Krishna (Kannan), portraying him as the ultimate savior and protector of the downtrodden. The lyrics emphasize the unwavering faith that those who believe in God will never suffer, and that Kannan is always present to alleviate the pain of the poor and the suffering. He is depicted as a benevolent deity who provides sustenance, healing, and guidance, appearing in various forms to answer prayers and resolve distress. The song invites the listener's heart to seek refuge in Kannan's divine presence, highlighting his compassionate nature. The song further extols the miraculous power of Brindavanam, the sacred abode associated with Krishna, where the lame walk, the ignorant gain wisdom, the blind see, and the mute speak. It describes Kannan's sanctuary as a place of open doors and fearless truth, a beacon of hope. The latter verses are a direct plea to Kannan, asking him to open his eyes of compassion, extend his protective hand, and bless devotees with a voice to sing his praises, even reaching departed souls. The devotee surrenders all worries to Kannan, imploring the merciful Lord to bestow his grace, reinforcing the theme of complete surrender and unwavering faith in divine intervention.


