Konja Vaa Konjam Neram Lyrics
From the movie Selviyin Selvan
Konja Vaa Konjam Neram Song Lyrics is the track from Selviyin Selvan Tamil Film – 1968. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by T.Pugazhenthi. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Konja vaa konjam naeram Kannathodu kannam vaithu
Konja vaa
Kenja vaa unnai kenja vaa Podhum podhum podhum endru
Kenja vaa
Konja vaa konjam naeram Kannathodu kannam vaithu
Konja vaa
Kenja vaa unnai kenja vaa Podhum podhum podhum endru
Kenja vaa
{Kannirandum nilam paarkka Kai irandil valai kulunga
Kaalirandum mella mella Nadapathengae} (2)
{Selluvadhai pol irukkum Sellaamal nindrirukkum
Polladha naanathai Naan maraippathengae} (2)
Thottadhum kai pattadhum Mottu malaraagi ponadhoo
Konja vaa konjam naeram Kannathodu kannam vaithu
Konja vaa
Kenja vaa unnai kenja vaa Podhum podhum podhum endru
Kenja vaa
Anai kadanthu ponadhenna Aasai vellamae
Innum kadai virithu paarpadhenna Anbu ullamae
Vaai thirandhu solvadheppo Aasai enbathai
Iru vizhi marandhu povadhundo Jaadai seivadhai
Ennavo adhai unnidam Solla theriyaamal ponadhae
Aaahaa Konja vaa konjam naeram
Kannathodu kannam vaithu Konja vaa
Hmm mmm unnai kenja vaa Podhum podhum podhum endru
Kenja vaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1968 Tamil film 'Selviyin Selvan', capturing the tender and playful expressions of love between a couple. The lyrics beautifully portray the initial shyness and hesitation of a woman, contrasted with the eager affection of the man. The man invites his beloved to cuddle and promises to plead with her until she playfully asks him to stop, highlighting the sweet push-and-pull dynamic often seen in budding romances.
The verses delve deeper into the woman's bashfulness, describing her downcast eyes, jingling bangles, and hesitant steps, while she struggles to hide her 'mischievous shyness'. The man observes how her touch has made a bud blossom into a flower, symbolizing the awakening of love. He questions why the 'flood of desire' has breached its banks and urges her heart to openly express love, even as her eyes already convey her feelings. The song perfectly encapsulates the unspoken language of love, the joy of physical closeness, and the delightful awkwardness of new affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Konja Vaa Konjam Neram?
Konja Vaa Konjam Neram is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Konja Vaa Konjam Neram from?
The song Konja Vaa Konjam Neram is featured in the movie Selviyin Selvan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Konja Vaa Konjam Neram?
The lyrics for Konja Vaa Konjam Neram were written by Vaali with music composed by T.Pugazhenthi.
Is English translation available for Konja Vaa Konjam Neram lyrics?
Yes! Konja Vaa Konjam Neram lyrics from Selviyin Selvan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Konja Vaa Konjam Neram lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1968 Tamil film 'Selviyin Selvan', capturing the tender and playful expressions of love between a couple. The lyrics beautifully portray the initial shyness and hesitation of a woman, contrasted with the eager affection of the man. The man invites his beloved to cuddle and promises to plead with her until she playfully asks him to stop, highlighting the sweet push-and-pull dynamic often seen in budding romances. The verses delve deeper into the woman's bashfulness, describing her downcast eyes, jingling bangles, and hesitant steps, while she struggles to hide her 'mischievous shyness'. The man observes how her touch has made a bud blossom into a flower, symbolizing the awakening of love. He questions why the 'flood of desire' has breached its banks and urges her heart to openly express love, even as her eyes already convey her feelings. The song perfectly encapsulates the unspoken language of love, the joy of physical closeness, and the delightful awkwardness of new affection.