
Kannile Iruppathenna Female Lyrics
From the movie Ambikapathy (Old)
Kannile Iruppathenna Female Song Lyrics is the track from Ambikapathy (Old) Tamil Film – 1957, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Anjali Devi, M. K. Radha, Rajasulochana, Chittoor V. Nagayya, M. N. Nambiar, N. S. Krishnan, T. A. Madhuram, K. A. Thangavelu, A. Karunanidhi. This song was sung by பி. பானுமதி. The music was composed by G. Ramanathan. Lyrics works penned by K. D. Santhanam.
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Kannilae iruppadhenna Kanni ilamaanae
Kaviyamoo oviyamoo Kanni ilamaanae
Kannilae iruppadhenna Kanni ilamaanae
Kaviyamoo oviyamoo Kanni ilamaanae
Vanna mugha vennilavil Kanni ilamaanae
Vanna mugha vennilavil Kanni ilamaanae
Vandu vandhadheppadiyo Kanni ilamaanae
Vandu vandhadheppadiyo Kanni ilamaanae
Kannilae iruppadhenna Kanni ilamaanae
Kaviyamoo oviyamoo Kanni ilamaanae
Anna nadai pinnuvadhen Kanni ilamaanae… ae…
Aa… aaa… aaa… aaa…
Anna nadai pinnuvadhen Kanni ilamaanae
Yaar vizhighal pattanavo Kanni ilamaanae
Chinna idai minnalellaam Kanni ilamaanae
Thendral thandha seedhanamo Kanni ilamaanae
Kaar kuzhalai yen valarthaai Kanni ilamaanae
Kaalayarai kattudharkko Kanni ilamaanae
Kaar kuzhalai yen valarthaai Kanni ilamaanae
Kaalayarai kattudharkko Kanni ilamaanae
Paarvaiyilae noi koduthaai Kanni ilamaanae
Pakkam vandhu theertthu vaippaai Kanni ilamaanae
Pal varisai mullai endraal Kanni ilamaanae ae…
Ae… ae…ae… aa…aaaaa
Pal varisai mullai endraal Kanni ilamaanae
Paadum vandaai naan varavaa Kanni ilamaanae
Baanumathi maari varum Vaanagathu meenae
Paarkka unnai thaedudhadi Kanni ilamaanae
Kannilae iruppadhenna Kanni ilamaanae
Kaviyamoo oviyamoo Kanni ilamaanae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic example of a hero's admiration for his beloved, expressed through rich poetic imagery. The male protagonist (though sung by a female in this version, it's often a male perspective in such songs) is captivated by the beauty of the young woman, whom he endearingly refers to as a "young maiden deer" (Kanni Ilamaanae). He marvels at her eyes, questioning if they hold the depth of an epic or the artistry of a painting. His observations extend to her moon-like face, her graceful gait, and her enchanting dark tresses, each described with metaphors that highlight her allure and his infatuation.
The lyrics playfully suggest that her beauty is so potent it can "bind young men" and that her gaze has inflicted a "malady" upon him, which only she can cure. The comparison of her teeth to jasmine buds and his desire to be a "singing bee" further emphasizes his romantic longing and devotion. The song beautifully captures the essence of classical Tamil romantic poetry, where every feature of the beloved is celebrated and elevated to a divine or artistic level, creating a mood of tender adoration and poetic yearning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannile Iruppathenna Female?
Kannile Iruppathenna Female is sung by பி. பானுமதி.
Which movie is Kannile Iruppathenna Female from?
The song Kannile Iruppathenna Female is featured in the movie Ambikapathy (Old).
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannile Iruppathenna Female?
The lyrics for Kannile Iruppathenna Female were written by K. D. Santhanam with music composed by G. Ramanathan.
Is English translation available for Kannile Iruppathenna Female lyrics?
Yes! Kannile Iruppathenna Female lyrics from Ambikapathy (Old) include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannile Iruppathenna Female lyrics?
This song is a classic example of a hero's admiration for his beloved, expressed through rich poetic imagery. The male protagonist (though sung by a female in this version, it's often a male perspective in such songs) is captivated by the beauty of the young woman, whom he endearingly refers to as a "young maiden deer" (Kanni Ilamaanae). He marvels at her eyes, questioning if they hold the depth of an epic or the artistry of a painting. His observations extend to her moon-like face, her graceful gait, and her enchanting dark tresses, each described with metaphors that highlight her allure and his infatuation. The lyrics playfully suggest that her beauty is so potent it can "bind young men" and that her gaze has inflicted a "malady" upon him, which only she can cure. The comparison of her teeth to jasmine buds and his desire to be a "singing bee" further emphasizes his romantic longing and devotion. The song beautifully captures the essence of classical Tamil romantic poetry, where every feature of the beloved is celebrated and elevated to a divine or artistic level, creating a mood of tender adoration and poetic yearning.
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