Kattana Kattalagazhu Lyrics
From the movie Kudumba Thalaivan
Kattana Kattalagazhu Song Lyrics is the track from Kudumba Thalaivan Tamil Film – 1962, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, B. Saroja Devi, M. N. Nambiar, S. A. Asokan. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kattaana kattazhagu kannaa Unnai kaanaadha pennum oru pennaa…
Kattaana kattazhagu kannaa Unnai kaanaadha pennum oru pennaa…
Pattaadai katti vandha mainaa Unnai paarkkaadha kannum oru kannaa…
Pattaadai katti vandha mainaa Unnai paarkkaadha kannum oru kannaa…
Pattaadai katti vandha mainaa
Nadai podu… nadai podu Nadai podu… nadai podu
Nadai podu nadai podu manamendra thaeril Nadamaadum mayil polavae
Nadai podu nadai podu manamendra thaeril Nadamaadum mayil polavae
Un idaiyodu idaiyodu kodi pola ullam Vialaiyaada vandha nilavae…
Kattaana kattazhagu kannaa Vilaiyaadu nee vilaiyaadu…
Vilaiyaadu vilaiyaadu vidikkindra varaiyil Azhagodu vandha thunaiyae
Vilaiyaadu vilaiyaadu vidikkindra varaiyil Azhagodu vandha thunaiyae
Pon valaiyodu valaiyodu isai paadum kaiyil Valaindhaada vandha kaliyae
Pattaadai katti vandha mainaa
Paalendra paruvamae Pazhamendra uruvamae
Saelendra kangalae vaa nee vaa…aa… Paalendra paruvamae
Pazhamendra uruvamae Saelendra kangalae vaa
Siru noolendra idaiyilae Kaal pinnum nadaiyilae
Noi thandha penmaiyae vaa Kaadhal noi thandha penmaiyae vaa
Madhayaanai vadivamae Nadamaadum veeramae
Malar pondra ullamae vaa…vaa…vaa…aaa Madhayaanai vadivamae
Nadamaadum veeramae Malar pondra ullamae vaa
Naam ariyaadha boomiyil Theriyaadha paadhaiyil
Iru perum pogalaam vaa Naam iru perum pogalaam vaa
Pattaadai katti vandha mainaa Unnai paarkkaadha kannum oru kannaa
Kattaana kattazhagu kannaa Unnai kaanaadha pennum oru pennaa
Kattaana kattazhagu kannaa
Aa…haa.haa…
O…ho…ho…
M…hum… m…hum… m…hum…
Aa…haa.haa…
O…ho…ho…
M…hum… m…hum… m…hum… M…hum… m…hum… m…hum…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1962 Tamil film 'Kudumba Thalaivan', featuring the playful banter and mutual admiration between a man and a woman. The lyrics are rich with traditional Tamil poetic imagery, where the lovers compare each other to divine figures (Krishna), beautiful birds (Myna), and natural elements (moon, peacock, milk, fruit, elephant, flower). The woman expresses her awe for the man's "perfectly sculpted beauty" and invites him to dance in the "chariot of her heart." The man, in turn, praises her silken attire, captivating eyes, and delicate form, inviting her to play until dawn and embark on an unknown journey together.
The song beautifully captures the essence of budding love and infatuation, filled with compliments, longing, and a desire for togetherness. It reflects the innocent yet passionate romantic expressions prevalent in Tamil cinema of that era. The playful exchanges, the vivid metaphors, and the repeated invitations to dance, play, and journey together highlight a deep connection and mutual enchantment between the protagonists, setting a joyful and affectionate mood for their relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kattana Kattalagazhu?
Kattana Kattalagazhu is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kattana Kattalagazhu from?
The song Kattana Kattalagazhu is featured in the movie Kudumba Thalaivan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kattana Kattalagazhu?
The lyrics for Kattana Kattalagazhu were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kattana Kattalagazhu lyrics?
Yes! Kattana Kattalagazhu lyrics from Kudumba Thalaivan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kattana Kattalagazhu lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1962 Tamil film 'Kudumba Thalaivan', featuring the playful banter and mutual admiration between a man and a woman. The lyrics are rich with traditional Tamil poetic imagery, where the lovers compare each other to divine figures (Krishna), beautiful birds (Myna), and natural elements (moon, peacock, milk, fruit, elephant, flower). The woman expresses her awe for the man's "perfectly sculpted beauty" and invites him to dance in the "chariot of her heart." The man, in turn, praises her silken attire, captivating eyes, and delicate form, inviting her to play until dawn and embark on an unknown journey together. The song beautifully captures the essence of budding love and infatuation, filled with compliments, longing, and a desire for togetherness. It reflects the innocent yet passionate romantic expressions prevalent in Tamil cinema of that era. The playful exchanges, the vivid metaphors, and the repeated invitations to dance, play, and journey together highlight a deep connection and mutual enchantment between the protagonists, setting a joyful and affectionate mood for their relationship.
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