Kazhutha Kathuna Lyrics

From the movie Seerum Singangal

Kazhutha Kathuna Song Lyrics is the track from Seerum Singangal Tamil Film – 1983. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், சுந்தர் ராஜன். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Poonguyilan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorShankar Ganesh

LyricistPoonguyilan

Singers

மவ

Singerமலேசியா வாசுதேவன்

சர

Singerசுந்தர் ராஜன்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Kazhutha kaththunaa Aa
Nalla sagunamthaan Aa

Kaanaang kuruvikkum kaakkaaikkum ingae Kalyaanam nadanthaachchu
Pennoda mappilla onnaachchu Takkumukku tikku thaalam
Idhu eththaanooru ketti maelam Haan haan
Takkumukku tikku thaalam Idhu eththaanooru ketti maelam

Kazhutha kaththunaa Aa
Nalla sagunamthaan Aa

Power cut-tu vanthuduchchu Paaththu podu velakkkaththaan
Iruttula kudumbaththa naththikka Oru naalu vittu maru naal kulichchikka

Kattikittu kadakkavum Kaalamundu naeramundu
Oorukaap pol thottukittaa sugamundu Rendu pullaikku mael poranthaa thadaiyundu

Idhaithaanpaa arasaangam Radio-vula solluthappaa
Idhaithaanpaa arasaangam Radio-vula solluthappaa

Kazhutha kaththunaa Kazhutha kaththunaa
Aa Nalla sagunamthaan
Aa

Powder poosunaa avan visiri veesuvaan
Ava paarththu sirichchaa ivan palla kaattuvaan
Rambambam powder poosunaa avan visiri veesuvaan
Ava paarththu sirichchaa ivan palla kaattuvaan

Pondaatti pechchu kettu Thoppukkaranam poda poraanga
Thannaala kaalukadiyil poonai pola Kedakka poraanga
Ahahahhaha haa haehhhae Ahahahhha haa hahhhahaa

Naatta paaththu vaazhkka nadaththunga
Uppu velakkooda ippa osanthu pochchunga
Naatta paaththu vaazhkka nadaththunga
Uppu velakkooda ippa osanthu pochchunga
Thakkaali rendu roobaa kadaiyil vikkiraan
Ippa arisiyaththaan
Therthal vanthu kannula kaatturaan
Nelama purinjukka porupaa pozhaikka therinjikka
Nelama purinjukka porupaa pozhaikka therinjikka

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Song Meaning & Analysis

The lyrics cleverly weave in observations about marital dynamics, where husbands are depicted as subservient to their wives, and the rising cost of living, with mentions of increased salt prices and cheap tomatoes. It also subtly critiques political promises, hinting at how essential commodities like rice become visible only during election times. The song ultimately urges listeners to understand their circumstances and live responsibly, making it a blend of entertainment, social critique, and practical advice, characteristic of many Tamil folk songs of that era.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kazhutha Kathuna?

Kazhutha Kathuna is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன், சுந்தர் ராஜன்.

Which movie is Kazhutha Kathuna from?

The song Kazhutha Kathuna is featured in the movie Seerum Singangal.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kazhutha Kathuna?

The lyrics for Kazhutha Kathuna were written by Poonguyilan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Kazhutha Kathuna lyrics?

Yes! Kazhutha Kathuna lyrics from Seerum Singangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kazhutha Kathuna lyrics?

Kazhutha Kathuna is a vibrant and humorous folk song from the 1983 Tamil movie 'Seerum Singangal'. It uses a lighthearted, almost nonsensical premise – a donkey's bray being a good omen and a wedding between a sparrow and a crow – to deliver sharp social commentary. The song touches upon the everyday struggles and realities of life in the 80s, including power cuts, the need for resourcefulness, and the government's family planning initiatives, all delivered with a playful and satirical tone. The lyrics cleverly weave in observations about marital dynamics, where husbands are depicted as subservient to their wives, and the rising cost of living, with mentions of increased salt prices and cheap tomatoes. It also subtly critiques political promises, hinting at how essential commodities like rice become visible only during election times. The song ultimately urges listeners to understand their circumstances and live responsibly, making it a blend of entertainment, social critique, and practical advice, characteristic of many Tamil folk songs of that era.