Kanne Konjam Paaru Lyrics
From the movie Chella Penn
Kanne Konjam Paaru Song Lyrics is the track from Chella Penn Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by B. A. Chidambaranathan. Lyrics works penned by Kumaradevan.
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Kannae konjam paaru Kaniya kaaya kooru
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjam o o o ho ohoo ho ho oo
Kannaana kannan thaano Kann jaadai ellaam thaenoo
Kannaana kannan thaano Kann jaadai ellaam thaenoo
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjam
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjama aa haa o o oo ho
Alangaara silaiyae Nee asaindhaadi vaa vaa
Nilaiyaana parisaaga Unaiyae nee thaa thaa
Paruvmae konja konja Uruvamae kenja kenja
Paruvmae konja konja Uruvamae kenja kenja
Uravaadi vandhaal enna ododivaa
{Ahaa thaalam podu Thaalam podu thakkadhimithana
Ahaa thaalam podu Thaalam podu thakkadhimithana}(2)
Kannae konjam paaru Kaniyaaa kaaya kooru
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjam aa aa haao o o hoo
Vizhi pesum mozhi podhum Vilaiyaada vaa vaa
Vazhangaadha sugam ellam Thayangaamal thaa thaa
Paruvamae konja konja Uruvamae kenja kenja
Paruvamae konja konja Uruvamae kenja kenja
Uravaadi vandhaal enna ododii vaa
Ahaa thaalam podu Thaalam podu thakkadhimithana
Ahaa thaalam podu Thaalam podu thakkadhimithana
Kannae konjam paaru Kaniya kaaya kooru
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjam
En aasai nenjam kaadhal manjam Anbae anbae thanjam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1969 Tamil film 'Chella Penn,' filled with playful banter and passionate declarations of love. The male singer, T. M. Soundararajan, expresses his deep affection and desire for his beloved, asking her to acknowledge his feelings and embrace their love. He uses poetic comparisons, likening her to a 'ripe fruit or a bud' to inquire about her readiness for love, and comparing her captivating gaze to honey. He sees his heart as a 'bed of love' and a 'refuge' for her, urging her to come closer and share in their affection.
The lyrics are an ardent invitation, with the male voice imploring his 'adorned sculpture' to sway towards him and offer herself as a 'permanent gift.' He speaks of the natural urges of youth and beauty (paruvamae konja konja, uruvamae kenja kenja) that are drawing them together, encouraging her to shed her inhibitions. The repeated rhythmic interjections of 'thakkadhimithana' add to the lively and celebratory mood of their blossoming romance, culminating in a shared declaration of their hearts as a haven of love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanne Konjam Paaru?
Kanne Konjam Paaru is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Kanne Konjam Paaru from?
The song Kanne Konjam Paaru is featured in the movie Chella Penn.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanne Konjam Paaru?
The lyrics for Kanne Konjam Paaru were written by Kumaradevan with music composed by B. A. Chidambaranathan.
Is English translation available for Kanne Konjam Paaru lyrics?
Yes! Kanne Konjam Paaru lyrics from Chella Penn include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanne Konjam Paaru lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1969 Tamil film 'Chella Penn,' filled with playful banter and passionate declarations of love. The male singer, T. M. Soundararajan, expresses his deep affection and desire for his beloved, asking her to acknowledge his feelings and embrace their love. He uses poetic comparisons, likening her to a 'ripe fruit or a bud' to inquire about her readiness for love, and comparing her captivating gaze to honey. He sees his heart as a 'bed of love' and a 'refuge' for her, urging her to come closer and share in their affection. The lyrics are an ardent invitation, with the male voice imploring his 'adorned sculpture' to sway towards him and offer herself as a 'permanent gift.' He speaks of the natural urges of youth and beauty (paruvamae konja konja, uruvamae kenja kenja) that are drawing them together, encouraging her to shed her inhibitions. The repeated rhythmic interjections of 'thakkadhimithana' add to the lively and celebratory mood of their blossoming romance, culminating in a shared declaration of their hearts as a haven of love.