Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum Lyrics
From the movie Thirumal Perumai
Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum Song Lyrics is the track from Thirumal Perumai Tamil Film – 1968, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, K R Vijaya, Padmini, Sowcar Janaki. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Nalladharkku thiruduvadhum Naanayam thaan thozhi
Nalladharkku thiruduvadhum Naanayam thaan thozhi
Adhai naatti vaitha kannanukku Vaazhthuraippom paadi
Adhai naatti vaitha kannanukku Vaazhthuraippom paadi
Female & Chorus : Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Dharumam seiyaadhavarin veedugalai Naadi naadi
Naadi naadi
Nam thalaivan thiruppanikku Poruleduppom thaedi thaedi
Thaedi thaedi
Dharumam seiyaadhavarin veedugalai Naadi naadi
Nam thalaivan thiruppanikku Poruleduppom thaedi thaedi
Marmam edhuvumillai manadhu sutham thozhi
Marmam edhuvumillai Manadhu sutham thozhi
Nam manadhukku needhi endraal Manidharukkae needhi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Nalladharkku thiruduvadhum Naanayam thaan thozhi
Adhai naatti vaitha kannanukku Vaazhthuraippom paadi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
Kannanukkum kalvanukkum Baedhamillai thozhi
Avan kannam vaithu thirudi vandha Kadhaigal pala kodi
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Song Meaning & Analysis
The song, "Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum," from the 1968 film 'Thirumal Perumai,' is a playful yet profound exploration of morality and justice, framed through the lens of Lord Krishna's (Kannan) mischievous acts. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, draw a parallel between Krishna, known for 'stealing' butter and hearts, and a 'thief,' suggesting that when the intention is noble, the act itself can be justified. The song posits that stealing for a good cause, particularly for charitable work or for the welfare of the community, is not only acceptable but also a form of integrity, echoing the divine precedent set by Krishna.
The narrative further elaborates on this concept by advocating for taking wealth from those who hoard it and do not contribute to charity, to fund sacred endeavors. This Robin Hood-esque philosophy is presented with a clear conscience, emphasizing that the purity of intention (manadhu sutham) makes such actions righteous. The song concludes by asserting that if such an act feels just to one's own heart, then it is inherently just for all of humanity, thereby challenging conventional notions of right and wrong in the pursuit of a greater good.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum?
Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum from?
The song Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum is featured in the movie Thirumal Perumai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum?
The lyrics for Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum lyrics?
Yes! Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum lyrics from Thirumal Perumai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum lyrics?
The song, "Kannanukkum Kalvanukkum," from the 1968 film 'Thirumal Perumai,' is a playful yet profound exploration of morality and justice, framed through the lens of Lord Krishna's (Kannan) mischievous acts. The lyrics, penned by Kannadasan, draw a parallel between Krishna, known for 'stealing' butter and hearts, and a 'thief,' suggesting that when the intention is noble, the act itself can be justified. The song posits that stealing for a good cause, particularly for charitable work or for the welfare of the community, is not only acceptable but also a form of integrity, echoing the divine precedent set by Krishna. The narrative further elaborates on this concept by advocating for taking wealth from those who hoard it and do not contribute to charity, to fund sacred endeavors. This Robin Hood-esque philosophy is presented with a clear conscience, emphasizing that the purity of intention (manadhu sutham) makes such actions righteous. The song concludes by asserting that if such an act feels just to one's own heart, then it is inherently just for all of humanity, thereby challenging conventional notions of right and wrong in the pursuit of a greater good.
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