Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo Lyrics
From the movie Kasthuri Maan
Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo Song Lyrics is the track from Kasthuri Maan Tamil Film – 2005, Starring Prasanna, Meera Jasmine, Raghuvaran, Karunas, Shammi Thilakan, Sarath Babu, Vinodhini, Suja Varunee, Kulappulli Leela, Sai Pallavi. This song was sung by திப்பு மற்றும் மஞ்சரி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Muthulingam.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Female Chorus : Ho shyaama varna harae Vaenu gaana lola harae
Bhaja shyaama varna harae Vaenu gaana lola harae
Bhaja govindha bhaja krishna harae Bhaja govindha bhaja krishna harae bhajarae…
Female Chorus : Kekkaliyo kekkaliyo Kannanadhu gaangam
Pookkaliyo pookkaliyo pookkal nenjil naanam Ennai vittu engae ponaalum
Indha ullam mattum Unnai vittu engum pogaadhu
Male & Chorus : Kekkaliyo kekkaliyo Kannanadhu gaangam
Pookkaliyo pookkaliyo pookkal nenjil naanam
Female Chorus : Ennai vittu engae ponaalum Indha ullam mattum
Unnai vittu engum pogaadhu
Yamunai karaiyil vandhu vandhu modhum
Alai pol ninaivu nenjil vandhu pogum
Alaigal ezhundhaal thaangum karai naanae
Nadhi neer pirindhaal illai indha meenae
Veyilaal urugi vellai pani odum Ninaivaal urugi ullam vazhindhodum
Unnai paarkkaadhu karam serkkaadhu Thavikkum thavippai
Yaarai kandu naanum solven
Kekkaliyo kekkaliyo Kannanadhu gaangam
Pookkaliyo pookkaliyo pookkal nenjil naanam
Ennai vittu engae ponaalum Indha ullam mattum
Unnai vittu engum pogaadhu
Female Chorus : O… aa… aaa… aa… Aa… aa… aa… aa…aa aaa
Mullilae methai ittu thoongum padi sonnaai
Yevaraal mudiyum nee sollu kannaa
Kannanin kangal vidum baanam oru podhum
Kaamanin baanam pol unnai varuthaadhu
Kolludhae thanimai ennai indha naalil
Kottudhae neruppai kodhai endhan saelai
Mazhai peidhaalum kulir adithaalum Anal pol kodhikkum
Aasai konda dhegam rendum
Female Chorus : Kekkaliyo kekkaliyo Kannanadhu gaangam
Pookkaliyo pookkaliyo pookkal nenjil naanam Ennai vittu engae ponaalum
Indha ullam mattum Unnai vittu engum pogaadhu
Kekkaliyo kekkaliyo kannanadhu gaangam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo,' from the movie 'Kasthuri Maan,' is a beautiful blend of devotional fervor and romantic longing. It opens with traditional Sanskrit chants praising Lord Krishna, setting a spiritual and ethereal tone. The lyrics then transition into a lover's heartfelt expression of yearning, comparing the beloved's presence to Krishna's enchanting flute music. The imagery of flowers blooming with shyness and the unwavering devotion of a heart that refuses to leave its beloved, even if separated, paints a vivid picture of deep, unconditional love.
The song explores the pain of separation and the intensity of desire. The lover describes memories crashing like waves on the Yamuna's banks and her heart melting like snow under the sun, overflowing with thoughts of the beloved. The poignant lines about being asked to sleep on thorns and the saree feeling like fire vividly convey the torment of loneliness. Despite the suffering, there's an underlying reassurance that the beloved's love, like Krishna's gaze, is pure and not tormenting, highlighting the sacredness of their bond. It's a soulful plea for reunion, wrapped in poetic metaphors and a devotional spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo?
Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo is sung by திப்பு மற்றும் மஞ்சரி.
Which movie is Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo from?
The song Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo is featured in the movie Kasthuri Maan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo?
The lyrics for Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo were written by Muthulingam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo lyrics?
Yes! Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo lyrics from Kasthuri Maan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo lyrics?
This song, 'Kekkaliyo Kekkaliyo,' from the movie 'Kasthuri Maan,' is a beautiful blend of devotional fervor and romantic longing. It opens with traditional Sanskrit chants praising Lord Krishna, setting a spiritual and ethereal tone. The lyrics then transition into a lover's heartfelt expression of yearning, comparing the beloved's presence to Krishna's enchanting flute music. The imagery of flowers blooming with shyness and the unwavering devotion of a heart that refuses to leave its beloved, even if separated, paints a vivid picture of deep, unconditional love. The song explores the pain of separation and the intensity of desire. The lover describes memories crashing like waves on the Yamuna's banks and her heart melting like snow under the sun, overflowing with thoughts of the beloved. The poignant lines about being asked to sleep on thorns and the saree feeling like fire vividly convey the torment of loneliness. Despite the suffering, there's an underlying reassurance that the beloved's love, like Krishna's gaze, is pure and not tormenting, highlighting the sacredness of their bond. It's a soulful plea for reunion, wrapped in poetic metaphors and a devotional spirit.
