Kodambakkam Area Lyrics
From the movie Sivakasi
Kodambakkam Area Song Lyrics is the track from Sivakasi Tamil Film – 2005, Starring Vijay, Asin Thottumkal, Prakash Raj, Geetha, Lakshana, Telangana Shakuntala, Rajesh, Saranya Ponvannan, Venkat Prabhu, Devan. This song was sung by ஷோபா சந்திரசேகர். The music was composed by Srikanth Deva. Lyrics works penned by Perarasu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Hey kodambakkam area votu kettu vaariyaa Kuthaatam ennoda aada readya
Hey kodambakkam area votu kettu vaariyaa Kuthaatam ennoda aada readya
Nee naatu puru aaluda Aatam potu paaruda
Ennaatam ennaatam aada yaaruda
Adiyae adiyae Nee yaaru kita mothiputta ketu paarudi
Badavaa badavaa Naan superstaru jodithaan kooda aaduda
Aathaadi aathaa ethuku pollaapu Naan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Aathaadi aathaa ethuku pollaapu Ivan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Hey kodambakkam area votu kettu vaariyaa Kuthaatam ennoda aada readya
Nee naatu puru aaluda Aatam potu paaruda
Ennaatam ennaatam aada yaaruda
Blackula thaan ticketu thaan Vaangipaakum enga janamthaan
Hey marketu thaan enkita thaan Irukuthu pakkapalam thaan …
Theatreu ticketu vela kelumaa Ezhainga budgetu thaangathamaa
Aatamum paatamum time passuda Rateaiyum kaasaiyum paakaathuda
Unthan peyaril kovil undaa
Pengal kooda saami thaanda
Aathaadi aathaa ethuku pollaapu Naan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Aathaadi aathaa ethuku pollaapu Ivan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Male :
Aandipatti arasampatti entha ooru unga ooru da
Unga city patti thotti motha oorum namma ooruthaan
Starrunga naangalum vottu ketta Yaarumae jaathithaan paapathillai
Ezhainga paalainga nenachi putta Nalaiku neengalum cm’mu thaan
Vendammada vevagaaramthaan
Aatchi vantha athikaaram thaan
Aathaadi aathaa venam pollaapu Naan sivakasi allu koluthu mathaapu
Aathaadi aathaa ethuku pollaapu Iva sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Hey kodambakkam area votu kettu vaariyaa Kuthaatam ennoda aada readya
Nee naatu puru aaluda Aatam potu paaruda
Ennaatam ennaatam aada yaarada
Adiyae adiyae Nee yaaru kita mothiputta ketu paarudi
Badavaa Male : Oii
Badava va vaa Male : Oiiii Naan superstaru jodithaan kooda aaduda
Aathaadi aatha ethuku pollaapu Naan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Aathaadi aatha ethuku pollaapu Ivan sivakasi thaanae koluthu mathaapu
Venaam pollaapu
Koluthu mathaapu
O hoo … o hoooo
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kodambakkam Area" from the movie 'Sivakasi' is a high-energy, celebratory track that embodies the spirit of a mass hero. The lyrics are a playful challenge and boast from the protagonist, likely played by Vijay, to the people of Kodambakkam (Chennai's film hub). He invites them to dance and questions their ability to match his style, asserting his rural roots and popularity. The song cleverly weaves in social commentary, touching upon issues like black-market tickets for films and the power of the common people in politics, suggesting that even a star's influence can be swayed by the masses. The repeated refrain about Sivakasi and lighting firecrackers symbolizes celebration, power, and perhaps the protagonist's fiery, impactful nature.
The song's core theme revolves around the star's connection with the common man, transcending urban-rural divides and even political aspirations. It highlights the idea that true power lies with the people, who can elevate anyone to a position of authority, even a Chief Minister. The playful banter between the male and female voices adds to the song's energetic and engaging mood, making it a typical 'mass' song designed to appeal to a wide audience with its catchy rhythm and relatable, albeit exaggerated, claims of popularity and influence. It's a declaration of a star's charisma and his bond with his fans, presented in a vibrant, festive package.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kodambakkam Area?
Kodambakkam Area is sung by ஷோபா சந்திரசேகர்.
Which movie is Kodambakkam Area from?
The song Kodambakkam Area is featured in the movie Sivakasi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kodambakkam Area?
The lyrics for Kodambakkam Area were written by Perarasu with music composed by Srikanth Deva.
Is English translation available for Kodambakkam Area lyrics?
Yes! Kodambakkam Area lyrics from Sivakasi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kodambakkam Area lyrics?
The song "Kodambakkam Area" from the movie 'Sivakasi' is a high-energy, celebratory track that embodies the spirit of a mass hero. The lyrics are a playful challenge and boast from the protagonist, likely played by Vijay, to the people of Kodambakkam (Chennai's film hub). He invites them to dance and questions their ability to match his style, asserting his rural roots and popularity. The song cleverly weaves in social commentary, touching upon issues like black-market tickets for films and the power of the common people in politics, suggesting that even a star's influence can be swayed by the masses. The repeated refrain about Sivakasi and lighting firecrackers symbolizes celebration, power, and perhaps the protagonist's fiery, impactful nature. The song's core theme revolves around the star's connection with the common man, transcending urban-rural divides and even political aspirations. It highlights the idea that true power lies with the people, who can elevate anyone to a position of authority, even a Chief Minister. The playful banter between the male and female voices adds to the song's energetic and engaging mood, making it a typical 'mass' song designed to appeal to a wide audience with its catchy rhythm and relatable, albeit exaggerated, claims of popularity and influence. It's a declaration of a star's charisma and his bond with his fans, presented in a vibrant, festive package.
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