Kanniye Krishnan Lyrics
From the movie Vinayaka Chathurthi Tamil
Kanniye Krishnan Song Lyrics is the track from Vinayaka Chathurthi Tamil Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by பி. லீலா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singer : P. Leela
Music Director : Ghandasala
Lyricist : Samudrala
Carnatic :
Kanniyae krishnan naanae Maunam yaeno bhaama devi
Kanniyae krishnan naanae Maunam yaeno bhaama devi
Anji naanae madhun adiyae Pandhai polae kenjurenae
Kanniyae krishnan naanae
Sarasathin thaagamodu Palamurai kori nindraai
Sarasathin thaagamodu Palamurai kori nindraai
Jaalamaeno odi vaa vaa Maaran maalai thaaren bhaama
Kanniyae krishnan naanae Maunam yaeno bhaama devi
Anji naanae madhun adiyae Pandhai polae kenjurenae
Kanniyae krishnan naanae
Haa …aaaa aaa Jagamadhil thara chandiranai
Jagamadhil thara chandiranai Sirathil tharithitta
Aadhishesanin perumai Annaiyadhu nin jadai
Aahaa Madhavaenil praema leelai
Maruvida velai Manam aravindhaalai maruvida velai
Paavai en mana raani sugamani Selvam neeyae selvi neeyae
Paavai en mana raani sugamani Selvam neeyae selvi neeyae
Thaal ellam ini Thayai seivaai en meedho kaeli
Devi ippodhae Devi ippodhae
Seviyinil unnaasai Nidhamum thudhipaenoo
Seviyinil unnaasai Nidhamum thudhipaenoo
Shanathil mudipaenaa Sammadham saridhaana
Un paadham aanai o o sathyabhaama Nan vaenkuzhal tharuven
O sathyabhaama vaenkuzhal tharuven Nan vaenkuzhal tharuven
Nan vaenkuzhal tharuven
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a passionate plea from Lord Krishna to his consort, Satyabhama, expressing his longing and devotion. He questions her silence and playfully reminds her of her past desires for romance, urging her to come to him. Krishna describes her beauty with divine comparisons, likening her braid to the grandeur of Adisesha, and emphasizes that it is the perfect time for their loving union. The mood is one of tender persuasion, where Krishna, despite his divine status, humbles himself at her feet, begging for her affection.
The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of divine love, portraying Krishna as a devoted lover who is eager to fulfill Satyabhama's every wish. He promises her the "flute," a symbol of his love and perhaps his very essence, as he swears on her feet. The song conveys a sense of playful yearning, deep admiration, and an unwavering commitment, highlighting the emotional depth and human-like interactions within divine relationships often depicted in Hindu mythology. It's a classic example of a devotional-romantic composition from early Tamil cinema.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kanniye Krishnan?
Kanniye Krishnan is sung by பி. லீலா.
Which movie is Kanniye Krishnan from?
The song Kanniye Krishnan is featured in the movie Vinayaka Chathurthi Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kanniye Krishnan?
The lyrics for Kanniye Krishnan were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Kanniye Krishnan lyrics?
Yes! Kanniye Krishnan lyrics from Vinayaka Chathurthi Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kanniye Krishnan lyrics?
This song is a passionate plea from Lord Krishna to his consort, Satyabhama, expressing his longing and devotion. He questions her silence and playfully reminds her of her past desires for romance, urging her to come to him. Krishna describes her beauty with divine comparisons, likening her braid to the grandeur of Adisesha, and emphasizes that it is the perfect time for their loving union. The mood is one of tender persuasion, where Krishna, despite his divine status, humbles himself at her feet, begging for her affection. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of divine love, portraying Krishna as a devoted lover who is eager to fulfill Satyabhama's every wish. He promises her the "flute," a symbol of his love and perhaps his very essence, as he swears on her feet. The song conveys a sense of playful yearning, deep admiration, and an unwavering commitment, highlighting the emotional depth and human-like interactions within divine relationships often depicted in Hindu mythology. It's a classic example of a devotional-romantic composition from early Tamil cinema.
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