Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu Lyrics
From the movie Kanmani Poonga
Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu Song Lyrics is the track from Kanmani Poonga Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Visu, Saritha, Kishmu, M. R. Rajamani, Kuriakose Ranga. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Idhaya Chandran.
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Kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u
Kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u
Otti vanthu kattikittaa Maththatha naan paaththukkiraen
Otti vanthu kattikittaa Maththatha naan paaththukkiraen
Varusham pooraa pulichcha maangaa Thaangaathaiyaa sundhara poonga
Varusham pooraa pulichcha maangaa Thaangaathaiyaa sundhara poonga
Un moochchu kaaththu pattaa pothum Munnooru naal sumakka venum
Un moochchu kaaththu pattaa pothum Munnooru naal sumakka venum
Varusham pooraa pulichcha maangaa Thaangaathaiyaa sundhara poonga
Yaezhu varusham iruntha veedu Kodukkavillai intha soodu
Yaezhu varusham iruntha veedu Kodukkavillai intha soodu
Aasa manasa enakku kaattu Aduththa nimisham vetri paattu
Saamakkozhi koovum neram Kaamakkozhi pakkam vaadi
Saamakkozhi koovum neram Kaamakkozhi pakkam vaadi
Adi pakkam vaadi adi pakkam vaadi
Kattil undu meththai undu Kannai parikkum pookal undu
Kattil undu meththai undu Kannai parikkum pookal undu
Manakkum oodhupaththi undu Manasa mayakkum ac undu
Iththanaikkum avanga undu Namakku anju veliyil undu
Iththanaikkum avanga undu Namakku anju veliyil undu
Kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u
Nilavu angae kaayuthadi Ninaivu ingae thudikkuthadi
Pachchapulla enna unthan Palliyilae saeththukkadi
Ada neenga rompa mosamunga Varusham poora veshamunga
Pulla pola pesi ennai Pullaiyaara maaththureenga
Kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Varusham pooraa pulichcha maangaa
Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u Thaangaathaiyaa sundhara poonga
Otti vanthu kattikittaa Munnooru naal sumakka venum
Yaei kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u
Yaei kitta vaadi muttaikkosu Naan konjam thaaraen apple piece-u
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu" is a classic playful romantic duet from the 1982 Tamil film 'Kanmani Poonga'. It features a man trying to woo a woman with endearing, albeit quirky, comparisons like 'cabbage' and offering an 'apple piece'. The mood is light-hearted and flirtatious, with the male protagonist expressing his desire and the female protagonist responding with a mix of coy resistance and playful teasing.
The lyrics are rich with suggestive banter and double entendres, a common characteristic of Tamil cinema songs from that era. The woman's lines about a "sour mango" and having to "carry for three hundred days" if his breath touches her cleverly hint at pregnancy, while the man's persistence and promises of comfort create a dynamic of playful pursuit. The song captures the essence of innocent yet bold romantic overtures, set against a backdrop of traditional Tamil musical charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu?
Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu from?
The song Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu is featured in the movie Kanmani Poonga.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu?
The lyrics for Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu were written by Idhaya Chandran with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu lyrics?
Yes! Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu lyrics from Kanmani Poonga include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu lyrics?
The song "Kitta Vaadi Muttaikkosu" is a classic playful romantic duet from the 1982 Tamil film 'Kanmani Poonga'. It features a man trying to woo a woman with endearing, albeit quirky, comparisons like 'cabbage' and offering an 'apple piece'. The mood is light-hearted and flirtatious, with the male protagonist expressing his desire and the female protagonist responding with a mix of coy resistance and playful teasing. The lyrics are rich with suggestive banter and double entendres, a common characteristic of Tamil cinema songs from that era. The woman's lines about a "sour mango" and having to "carry for three hundred days" if his breath touches her cleverly hint at pregnancy, while the man's persistence and promises of comfort create a dynamic of playful pursuit. The song captures the essence of innocent yet bold romantic overtures, set against a backdrop of traditional Tamil musical charm.
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