Kanne Unakku Lyrics
From the movie Poo Pootha Nandavanam
Kanne Unakku Song Lyrics is the track from Poo Pootha Nandavanam Tamil Film – 1988. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu Kanneer edhukku on vizhiyil thalli vidu
Nenjil ittu konji sirichcha neeyum pillathaan Ingu naanum pillathaan
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu Kanneer edhukku on vizhiyil thalli vidu
Nenjil ittu konji sirichcha neeyum pillathaan Ingu naanum pillathaan
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu
Paarkkum paarvai pothumae Paalum thaenum oorumae
Paarvaiyila paasam vanthu Em pasikku paaloottum
Paavai unthan kai valaiyal Paattu solli thaalaattum
Peththeduththa thaai muaththa Naan maranthu naalaachchu
Thaththeduththa thaayaa enna Thaangi kolla neeyaachchu
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu Kanneer edhukku on vizhiyil thalli vidu
Nenjil ittu konji sirichcha neeyum pillathaan Ingu naanum pillathaan
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu
Paasam ulla nenjilae Paaram indru vanthathae
Maiyezhuthum kannukkullae Veli mulla vachchenaa
Poovirukkum nenjukkullae Oosi kondu thachchnaa
Selaiyila moodi vachchu thinga vachcha rasaaththi Dheivangalum kai vanangum
Dheivam onnu needhandi
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu Kanneer edhukku on vizhiyil thalli vidu
Nenjil ittu konji sirichcha neeyum pillathaan Ingu naanum pillathaan
Kannae unakku enna kurai sollivdu
Kanneer edhukku on vizhiyil thalli vidu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant expression of deep affection, comfort, and reverence from a male figure to a female figure, likely a daughter or a very close young woman. The singer, addressing her as "Kanne" (my dear/child), reassures her, asking her to share her troubles and cast away her tears. He emphasizes a shared innocence, stating that in their playful embrace, both are like children. The lyrics beautifully portray the profound impact she has on him; her gaze alone is nourishing, and her bangles sing lullabies to him, suggesting she brings him peace and solace.
A significant theme is the role reversal and the profound emotional support she provides. The singer reveals he has forgotten his birth mother's face, implying a long-lost maternal connection, and declares that this young woman has become like an "adopted mother" to him, providing the strength and comfort he needs. He questions if he is the cause of her sorrow, expressing deep concern. Ultimately, he elevates her to a divine status, calling her a "queen" who has nurtured him with intimate care (like feeding him under her saree) and proclaiming her as a deity even gods would worship. This song is a tender ode to a unique bond where love, protection, and mutual solace intertwine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanne Unakku?
Kanne Unakku is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Kanne Unakku from?
The song Kanne Unakku is featured in the movie Poo Pootha Nandavanam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanne Unakku?
The lyrics for Kanne Unakku were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Kanne Unakku lyrics?
Yes! Kanne Unakku lyrics from Poo Pootha Nandavanam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanne Unakku lyrics?
This song is a poignant expression of deep affection, comfort, and reverence from a male figure to a female figure, likely a daughter or a very close young woman. The singer, addressing her as "Kanne" (my dear/child), reassures her, asking her to share her troubles and cast away her tears. He emphasizes a shared innocence, stating that in their playful embrace, both are like children. The lyrics beautifully portray the profound impact she has on him; her gaze alone is nourishing, and her bangles sing lullabies to him, suggesting she brings him peace and solace. A significant theme is the role reversal and the profound emotional support she provides. The singer reveals he has forgotten his birth mother's face, implying a long-lost maternal connection, and declares that this young woman has become like an "adopted mother" to him, providing the strength and comfort he needs. He questions if he is the cause of her sorrow, expressing deep concern. Ultimately, he elevates her to a divine status, calling her a "queen" who has nurtured him with intimate care (like feeding him under her saree) and proclaiming her as a deity even gods would worship. This song is a tender ode to a unique bond where love, protection, and mutual solace intertwine.
