Kokkara Kozhi Lyrics
From the movie Saivam
Kokkara Kozhi Song Lyrics is the track from Saivam Tamil Film – 2014, Starring Nassar, Sara Arjun, Luthfudeen, Suresh, Vidhya Pradeep, Shanmugarajan, George Mariyan, Twara Desai, Master Ray Paul, Vittal. This song was sung by கானா பாலா, சின்ன பொண்ணு. The music was composed by G. V. Prakash Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Na. Muthu Kumar.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Ashwitha, Harish and Aishwarya
Vazhi maari poyiduchae Enga kooda vilayaadum veda kozhi
Oru vilaasamum theriyalaiyae Naan theduven atha enga poyi
Ko ko ko ko ko ko ko ko Kokkara kozhi
Bak bak bak bak bak bak bak bak Vaaromae thedi
Vayakaattilae irukkiya Vaikkaporil irukkiya
Koora mela yeri Neeyum vera ooru poniya
Konda vecha sevalae Sandai poda poniya
Manja kaattu kozhiya Konji pesa poniya
Oduren oduren Theduren theduren
Veettukku vaayen paapa Oru naal illa ovvoru naalum
Thookkam pogudhu poppa
Ko ko ko ko ko ko ko ko Kokkara kozhi
Bak bak bak bak bak bak bak bak Vaaromae thedi
Kammaangaraiyil irukkiya Kalaththumettil irukkiya
Enga neeyum irukkiya Thanthi onnu adippiya
Thappu thappa thedurom Thuppu onnu kuduppiya
Kuppa mettil poyi neeyum Kuppura paduthu kedakkiya
Thikkinnu thikkinnu Idhayam thudikkudhu
Odaatha nee paapa Sattunnu kittunu maattikkapora
Podanum unna thaappa
Ko ko ko ko ko ko ko ko Kokkara kozhi
Bak bak bak bak bak bak bak bak Vaaromae thedi
Karumbu kaattil irukkiya Kammangkollaiyil irukkiya
Kozhi thirudan konaiyan Kuzhambu sattiyil mithappiya
Kaiyula neeyum kedappiya Kedaicha thirumba parappiya
Koyilukku nernthatha Koodairundhae parappiya
Saththam kiththam podaama Nee paduththu thoongu paapa
Athai kithai paarthaanganna Appuram unnai keppa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kokkara Kozhi" from the movie 'Saivam' beautifully captures the innocent and desperate search of children for their beloved pet hen. The hen, named 'Paapa', is not just a pet but also destined for a temple sacrifice, a fact the children are unaware of. The lyrics convey their pure love and concern as they frantically search for the hen in every possible place – fields, haystacks, rooftops, ponds, and even imagining it in a curry pot, reflecting their childlike fears and hopes. The repeated calls and sounds of searching emphasize their relentless effort and the deep emotional bond they share with the bird.
The song serves as a poignant narrative device in the film, highlighting the central conflict between tradition and innocence. The children's earnest quest to find their 'Paapa' underscores their attachment and foreshadows the emotional turmoil when they eventually learn about its intended fate. The playful yet anxious tone, combined with the rustic village setting, evokes a sense of nostalgia and the simple joys and sorrows of rural childhood, making the audience empathize with the children's plight and their unwavering affection for their feathered friend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kokkara Kozhi?
Kokkara Kozhi is sung by கானா பாலா, சின்ன பொண்ணு.
Which movie is Kokkara Kozhi from?
The song Kokkara Kozhi is featured in the movie Saivam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kokkara Kozhi?
The lyrics for Kokkara Kozhi were written by Na. Muthu Kumar with music composed by G. V. Prakash Kumar.
Is English translation available for Kokkara Kozhi lyrics?
Yes! Kokkara Kozhi lyrics from Saivam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kokkara Kozhi lyrics?
The song "Kokkara Kozhi" from the movie 'Saivam' beautifully captures the innocent and desperate search of children for their beloved pet hen. The hen, named 'Paapa', is not just a pet but also destined for a temple sacrifice, a fact the children are unaware of. The lyrics convey their pure love and concern as they frantically search for the hen in every possible place – fields, haystacks, rooftops, ponds, and even imagining it in a curry pot, reflecting their childlike fears and hopes. The repeated calls and sounds of searching emphasize their relentless effort and the deep emotional bond they share with the bird. The song serves as a poignant narrative device in the film, highlighting the central conflict between tradition and innocence. The children's earnest quest to find their 'Paapa' underscores their attachment and foreshadows the emotional turmoil when they eventually learn about its intended fate. The playful yet anxious tone, combined with the rustic village setting, evokes a sense of nostalgia and the simple joys and sorrows of rural childhood, making the audience empathize with the children's plight and their unwavering affection for their feathered friend.