Kanni Paruvam Lyrics
From the movie Sarasa B.A.
Kanni Paruvam Song Lyrics is the track from Sarasa B.A. Tamil Film – 1965. This song was sung by கே. ஜமுனா ராணி மற்றும் திருச்சி லோகநாதன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : K. Jamunarani and Trichy Loganathan
Music Director : S. Vedhachalam
Lyricist : Kannadasan
Kanni paruvam thulluthunga Kaadhal kolla solluthunga
Kanni paruvam thulluthunga Kaadhal kolla solluthunga
Muthamma o muthamma Muthamma o muthamma
Muthamma o muthamma Muthamma o muthamma
Sevalukku mayil vesham Poda mudiyuma
Appadi pottaalum mayilai pola Aada mudiyuma
avalukku ellorum than Poda mudiyuma
Vesham pod mudiyuma Appadi pottaalum
Rasikkum padi nadikka mudiyuma Appadi pottaalum
Ennai pola nadikka mudiyuma
Kaaindha maram thalai nimirndhu
Thazhaippadhum undu
Thaeindha nila marupadiyum valarvadhum undu
Vandha saedhi kanavu pola maari vidatha
Indru vandha saedhi kanavu pola maari vidatha
En manadhil avar vaitha kodi malarndhu vidatha
Malarndhu vidatha …malarndhu vidatha
Kanni paruvam thulluthunga Kaadhal kolla solluthunga
Male and Chorus : Kanni paruvam thulluthunga Kaadhal kolla solluthunga
Muthamma o muthamma Muthamma o muthamma
Muthamma o muthamma Muthamma o muthamma
Muthamma
Foriegn god endha dance-um aadiyathillai
Avar aadiyathaai naavalyedhum kooriyadhillai
Foriegn god endha dance-um aadiyathillai
Avar aadiyathaai naavalyedhum kooriyadhillai
Aanaal paarunga aangilaeyar thaanunga
Aaduraan paaduraan rap rap rap
Rap rap rappunnu kathuraan
Beautiful ladyai thalaiyilae vaithu Sivan aadinaan speed dance
Beautiful ladyai thalaiyilae vaithu Sivan aadinaan speed dance
Brindavanam endra paarkki jolyaai Krishnan aadinaan flute dance
Brindavanam endra paarkki jolyaai Krishnan aadinaan flute dance
Bigger dancer natarajan Thillaiyil adinaan thrilling dance
Bigger dancer natarajan Thillaiyil adinaan thrilling dance
Indha aadharam irundhum ivan oduraan Aadharam illamale avan aaduraan
Ivan oduraan avan aaduraan Ivan oduraan avan aaduraan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kanni Paruvam,' is a vibrant and playful number that captures the essence of youthful exuberance and the blossoming of love. The opening lines express the joyous stirrings of maidenhood, urging one to embrace the feelings of romance. The repeated address to 'Muthamma' suggests a direct, flirtatious interaction or a playful call to a beloved character, setting a lighthearted and engaging tone.
The lyrics then take a humorous and boastful turn, using the metaphor of a rooster trying to imitate a peacock to question others' ability to perform or impress as genuinely as the speaker. This segues into a witty cultural commentary, contrasting the perceived lack of dance among 'foreign gods' with the rich tradition of dance associated with Hindu deities like Shiva (who performed a 'speed dance' with Parvati and as Natarajan in Thillai) and Krishna (known for his 'flute dance' in Brindavanam). The song playfully pokes fun at Western dance forms, describing Englishmen dancing and shouting 'rap rap rap,' highlighting a blend of romantic playfulness, cultural pride, and lighthearted social observation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanni Paruvam?
Kanni Paruvam is sung by கே. ஜமுனா ராணி மற்றும் திருச்சி லோகநாதன்.
Which movie is Kanni Paruvam from?
The song Kanni Paruvam is featured in the movie Sarasa B.A..
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanni Paruvam?
The lyrics for Kanni Paruvam were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Kanni Paruvam lyrics?
Yes! Kanni Paruvam lyrics from Sarasa B.A. include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanni Paruvam lyrics?
This song, 'Kanni Paruvam,' is a vibrant and playful number that captures the essence of youthful exuberance and the blossoming of love. The opening lines express the joyous stirrings of maidenhood, urging one to embrace the feelings of romance. The repeated address to 'Muthamma' suggests a direct, flirtatious interaction or a playful call to a beloved character, setting a lighthearted and engaging tone. The lyrics then take a humorous and boastful turn, using the metaphor of a rooster trying to imitate a peacock to question others' ability to perform or impress as genuinely as the speaker. This segues into a witty cultural commentary, contrasting the perceived lack of dance among 'foreign gods' with the rich tradition of dance associated with Hindu deities like Shiva (who performed a 'speed dance' with Parvati and as Natarajan in Thillai) and Krishna (known for his 'flute dance' in Brindavanam). The song playfully pokes fun at Western dance forms, describing Englishmen dancing and shouting 'rap rap rap,' highlighting a blend of romantic playfulness, cultural pride, and lighthearted social observation.
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