Kannoru Pakkam Cover Art

Kannoru Pakkam Lyrics

From the movie Niraikudam - 1969

Kannoru Pakkam Song Lyrics is the track from Niraikudam - 1969 Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

VK
Music DirectorV. Kumar
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LyricistKannadasan

Singers

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Singerடி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Music Director : V. Kumar

Lyricist : Kannadasan

Kannoru pakkam nenjoru pakkam Pennodu poraadudhu
Aaaakalloru pakkam thaenoru pakkam Ulloora neeradudhu

Kannoru pakkam nenjoru pakkam Pennodu poraadudhu
Aaaakalloru pakkam thaenoru pakkam Ulloora neeradudhu

Aadum poovai soodaamal ponaal Aadum poovai soodaamal ponaal aasai theeradhu
Aasai vegam poga poga Aasai vegam poga poga kelvi kelaadhu

Podhum neram polladha nenjil Podhum neram poladha nenjil
Bodhai maaradhu Poluthum pogaadhu

Kannoru pakkam nenjoru pakkam Pennodu poraadudhu
Aaaakalloru pakkam thaenoru pakkam Ulloora neeradudhu

Kaadhal devan kalyaana veetil
Kaadhal devan kalyaana veetil kadhavu moodaadhu
Kanni vaasal kaana kaana
Kanni vaasal kaana kaana kangal podhaadhu

Chinna thottam sillendra kaatril Chinna thottam sillendra kaatril
Siraiyum podaadhu Poda koodadhu

Kannoru pakkam nenjoru pakkam Pennodu poraadudhu
Aaaakalloru pakkam thaenoru pakkam Ulloora neeradudhu

Humming :

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and overwhelming feelings of love and desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a mind and heart consumed by a woman's presence, likening the experience to a potent blend of liquor and honey that bathes one's inner being. It speaks to the irresistible nature of desire, suggesting that once ignited, it becomes an unstoppable force that transcends reason and leaves one in a state of blissful, timeless intoxication.

The narrative further extends to the sacred and uninhibited space of love, symbolized by the ever-open doors of the "wedding house of the God of Love." The beloved's beauty is so profound that mere eyes are insufficient to fully appreciate it. The imagery of a "small garden" and a "cool breeze" evokes a sense of natural freedom and unburdened passion, emphasizing that true love should be unconfined and allowed to flourish without restraint.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kannoru Pakkam?

Kannoru Pakkam is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.

Which movie is Kannoru Pakkam from?

The song Kannoru Pakkam is featured in the movie Niraikudam - 1969.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kannoru Pakkam?

The lyrics for Kannoru Pakkam were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.

Is English translation available for Kannoru Pakkam lyrics?

Yes! Kannoru Pakkam lyrics from Niraikudam - 1969 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kannoru Pakkam lyrics?

This song beautifully captures the intoxicating and overwhelming feelings of love and desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a mind and heart consumed by a woman's presence, likening the experience to a potent blend of liquor and honey that bathes one's inner being. It speaks to the irresistible nature of desire, suggesting that once ignited, it becomes an unstoppable force that transcends reason and leaves one in a state of blissful, timeless intoxication. The narrative further extends to the sacred and uninhibited space of love, symbolized by the ever-open doors of the "wedding house of the God of Love." The beloved's beauty is so profound that mere eyes are insufficient to fully appreciate it. The imagery of a "small garden" and a "cool breeze" evokes a sense of natural freedom and unburdened passion, emphasizing that true love should be unconfined and allowed to flourish without restraint.

Music Video

Kannoru Pakkam official music video

Song Details

Song NameKannoru Pakkam
Singersடி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா
LyricistKannadasan
LanguageTamil

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