Kannukkul Sikki Konda Lyrics
From the movie Naanum Oru Penn
Kannukkul Sikki Konda Song Lyrics is the track from Naanum Oru Penn Tamil Film – 1963, Starring S. S. Rajendran, S. V. Ranga Rao, M. R. Radha, C. R. Vijayakumari. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by M.S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by V. Seetharaman.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Maalu
Kannukkul sikki konda Pennin perai sollavaa
Scooter-in pinnae vaiththu Yetri kondu sellavaa
Mannukkullae maattikkonda Vandiyai naan thallividavaahaahaa
Baalu
Kalloori naadagaththil Gettikkaara herodhaan
College paadathilae Vaanguvadhu zerodhaan
Ellaam valla ivarukku Illaadhadhu vaalu onnudhaanhaanhaan…
{Mary stylai paarththu vittuthaanaa Marlin monroe mel ulagam ponaa} (2)
Kanchanaavin gettup-pu Kaagidha poo settappu
Karman grand-aa type-u
Kannukkul sikki konda Pennin perai sollavaa
Scooter-in pinnae vaiththu Yetri kondu sellavaa
Mannukkullae maattikkonda Vandiyai naan thallividavaahaahaa
{Cricket aadum veeran indha baalu Engilish mark-ku nooththukku naalu} (2)
Soda bottle kannaadi Somu oru killaadi
Charlie chaplin dhaanadi…
Kalloori naadagaththil Gettikkaara herodhaan
College paadathilae Vaanguvadhu zerodhaan
Ellaam valla ivarukku Illaadhadhu vaalu onnudhaanhaanhaan…
{Sonpapdi sonaa switzerland-u ponaa Sogusaai england sendru vandha jaanaa} (2)
Vaangi vandha diploma Samaiyalukku aagumaa
Aemmaa bhaamasollammaaaa
Kannukkul sikki konda Pennin perai sollavaa
Scooter-in pinnae vaiththu Yetri kondu sellavaa
Mannukkullae maattikkonda Vandiyai naan thallividavaahaaiyaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and humorous exchange between two characters, Maalu and Baalu, likely friends or rivals, as they tease each other about their romantic interests, academic performance, and social personas. Maalu expresses his infatuation and desire to impress a girl, using lighthearted analogies. Baalu, in turn, pokes fun at Maalu's academic struggles despite his perceived heroism in college dramas, implying he's all show and no substance, humorously stating he lacks a 'tail' (a common idiom for lacking something essential or being incomplete).
The song continues with both characters taking turns to comment on various women, referencing popular culture figures like Marilyn Monroe, Mary, Kanchana, and even Charlie Chaplin, to describe their looks and personalities. They also mock the perceived futility of foreign diplomas for domestic skills, adding to the light-hearted banter. The overall mood is one of youthful exuberance, friendly rivalry, and witty observations on college life and budding romances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kannukkul Sikki Konda?
Kannukkul Sikki Konda is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kannukkul Sikki Konda from?
The song Kannukkul Sikki Konda is featured in the movie Naanum Oru Penn.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kannukkul Sikki Konda?
The lyrics for Kannukkul Sikki Konda were written by V. Seetharaman with music composed by M.S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Kannukkul Sikki Konda lyrics?
Yes! Kannukkul Sikki Konda lyrics from Naanum Oru Penn include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kannukkul Sikki Konda lyrics?
This song is a playful and humorous exchange between two characters, Maalu and Baalu, likely friends or rivals, as they tease each other about their romantic interests, academic performance, and social personas. Maalu expresses his infatuation and desire to impress a girl, using lighthearted analogies. Baalu, in turn, pokes fun at Maalu's academic struggles despite his perceived heroism in college dramas, implying he's all show and no substance, humorously stating he lacks a 'tail' (a common idiom for lacking something essential or being incomplete). The song continues with both characters taking turns to comment on various women, referencing popular culture figures like Marilyn Monroe, Mary, Kanchana, and even Charlie Chaplin, to describe their looks and personalities. They also mock the perceived futility of foreign diplomas for domestic skills, adding to the light-hearted banter. The overall mood is one of youthful exuberance, friendly rivalry, and witty observations on college life and budding romances.