Kingini Kingini Kadhal Lyrics
From the movie General Chakravarthi
Kingini Kingini Kadhal Song Lyrics is the track from General Chakravarthi Tamil Film – 1978, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, K R Vijaya, Thengai Srinivasan, Manorama. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kingini kingini kadhal machchan
Enga kezhaviyaithaan manaiyil vachchaan
Kingini kingini kadhal machchan
Enga kezhaviyaithaan manaiyil vachchaan
Thinthana thanthana melam vachchaan Oru thiruttu thaali katti vittaan
Thinthana thanthana melam vachchaan Oru thiruttu thaali katti vittaan
Thaengaa dappaa thangaa dappaa Maappillai vanthaaru
Thoongumpothu veththalai paakku Kayil thanthaaru
Thaengaa dappaa thangaa dappaa Maappillai vanthaaru
Thoongumpothu veththalai paakku Kayil thanthaaru
Naalai kaalai yaezhu manikku Shanthi mukoorththam nadu
Raaththiriyilae paattigalin Naattiyam vaippom
Naalai kaalai yaezhu manikku Shanthi mukoorththam nadu
Raaththiriyilae paattigalin Naattiyam vaippom
Ainthu maasam pona pinnae Valaiyal poduvom
Nee adhukku munnae odinaakkaa Unakku poduvom
Kingini kingini kadhal machchan Enga kezhaviyaithaan manaiyil vachchaan
Thinthana thanthana melam vachchaan Oru thiruttu thaali katti vittaan
Sattappadi paatti unakku samsaaram aachu
Ippa thaalaakkaaran aiyyar rendu saatchiyumaachchu
Sattappadi paatti unakku samsaaram aachu
Ippa thaalaakkaaran aiyyar rendu saatchiyumaachchu
Vittu poga nenaichchiyinnaa Court-kku varuvom
On veraththai nee kaattinaakka Road-kku varuvom
Kingini kingini kadhal machchan Enga kezhaviyaithaan manaiyil vachchaan
Thinthana thanthana melam vachchaan Oru thiruttu thaali katti vittaan
Thaengaa dappaa thangaa dappaa Maappillai vanthaaru
Thoongumpothu veththalai paakku Kayil thanthaaru
Hae hae thaengaa dappaa thangaa dappaa Maappillai vanthaaru
Thoongumpothu veththalai paakku Kayil thanthaaru
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a highly comedic and satirical take on an unconventional or perhaps forced marriage, likely between an older woman, playfully referred to as "kezhavi" (old woman/grandma), and a "machchan" (a term of endearment, often for a brother-in-law or cousin, here used for the groom). The lyrics are sung from the perspective of a group of women, possibly friends or relatives of the 'grandma,' who are teasing the groom and celebrating this unusual union with exaggerated details and playful threats.
The lyrics describe the 'marriage' with humorous elements like a 'stolen thali' and a 'Shanthi Muhurtham' (consummation ceremony) where grandmothers will dance. The tone is light-hearted, mischievous, and full of playful warnings to the groom not to abandon the 'grandma' now that she's 'legally' his wife. It's a vibrant celebration of female camaraderie, subverting traditional marriage rituals with a comedic and boisterous spirit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kingini Kingini Kadhal?
Kingini Kingini Kadhal is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி.
Which movie is Kingini Kingini Kadhal from?
The song Kingini Kingini Kadhal is featured in the movie General Chakravarthi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kingini Kingini Kadhal?
The lyrics for Kingini Kingini Kadhal were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Kingini Kingini Kadhal lyrics?
Yes! Kingini Kingini Kadhal lyrics from General Chakravarthi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kingini Kingini Kadhal lyrics?
This song is a highly comedic and satirical take on an unconventional or perhaps forced marriage, likely between an older woman, playfully referred to as "kezhavi" (old woman/grandma), and a "machchan" (a term of endearment, often for a brother-in-law or cousin, here used for the groom). The lyrics are sung from the perspective of a group of women, possibly friends or relatives of the 'grandma,' who are teasing the groom and celebrating this unusual union with exaggerated details and playful threats. The lyrics describe the 'marriage' with humorous elements like a 'stolen thali' and a 'Shanthi Muhurtham' (consummation ceremony) where grandmothers will dance. The tone is light-hearted, mischievous, and full of playful warnings to the groom not to abandon the 'grandma' now that she's 'legally' his wife. It's a vibrant celebration of female camaraderie, subverting traditional marriage rituals with a comedic and boisterous spirit.
