Koottathile Yaarthan Lyrics
From the movie Deiva Magan
Koottathile Yaarthan Song Lyrics is the track from Deiva Magan Tamil Film – 1969, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, J. Jayalalithaa, M. N. Nambiar, Chittoor V. Nagayya, Nagesh, Pandari Bai, Major Sundarrajan, Vijayasree. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro haiyyaa
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro
Iththaa iththaa iththaa iththaa iththaa
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro
Kaattu poovai killi killi kaniya vaippaaro Kaattu poovai killi killi kaniya vaippaaro
Kannaadi paarththu kondae seivaaro Kadhal seivaaro
Kadhal seivaaro bodhai kolvaaro
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro haiyyaa
Chekka sivanthirukkum sevvaazai panthalilae
Siththaadai moodi vaiththa pallaakkilae
Poopanthu kai kondu nee vanthu aada Ponnaana naal paarppatho
Poopanthu kai kondu nee vanthu aada Ponnaana naal paarppatho
Paalaadai minna en melaadai pinna Vaavendru naan ketpatho
Vaavendru naan ketpatho
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro
Kallunda ponvandu thallaadum pothu Kann kondu nee kaana pon vendumo
Munnaalum pinnaalum munnooru vannam Evvannam un ennamo
Meivannam kandu un kai vannam kaattu Kann vannam poi sollumo
Kann vannam poi sollumo
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro
Iththaa iththaa iththaa iththaa iththaa
Koottaththilae yaarthaan koduththu vaiththavaro
En thottaththilae aada thunichal ullavaro
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and seductive invitation from a woman to a man, challenging him to be bold and passionate. She metaphorically refers to herself as a "garden" and a "wild flower," questioning who among the crowd has the courage and destiny to enter her world and make her "ripen" with love. The lyrics are filled with suggestive imagery, hinting at intimacy and desire, as she impatiently asks if she should wait for an auspicious day for him to approach or if she needs to explicitly call him. It's a classic expression of feminine allure and a direct, yet poetic, call for a lover to claim her.
The song's mood is one of confident allure and playful provocation. The woman is not passively waiting but actively inviting, using vivid metaphors like the "red banana grove canopy" and the "golden bee swaying from nectar" to paint a picture of ripe beauty and intoxicating desire. She challenges his perception, asking if he needs external validation (gold) to see her inherent beauty, and urges him to reveal his true intentions and "skill." The repeated question, "Will the beauty seen by the eyes lie?" reinforces the undeniable truth of her charm and the sincerity of her invitation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Koottathile Yaarthan?
Koottathile Yaarthan is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Koottathile Yaarthan from?
The song Koottathile Yaarthan is featured in the movie Deiva Magan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Koottathile Yaarthan?
The lyrics for Koottathile Yaarthan were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Koottathile Yaarthan lyrics?
Yes! Koottathile Yaarthan lyrics from Deiva Magan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Koottathile Yaarthan lyrics?
This song is a playful and seductive invitation from a woman to a man, challenging him to be bold and passionate. She metaphorically refers to herself as a "garden" and a "wild flower," questioning who among the crowd has the courage and destiny to enter her world and make her "ripen" with love. The lyrics are filled with suggestive imagery, hinting at intimacy and desire, as she impatiently asks if she should wait for an auspicious day for him to approach or if she needs to explicitly call him. It's a classic expression of feminine allure and a direct, yet poetic, call for a lover to claim her. The song's mood is one of confident allure and playful provocation. The woman is not passively waiting but actively inviting, using vivid metaphors like the "red banana grove canopy" and the "golden bee swaying from nectar" to paint a picture of ripe beauty and intoxicating desire. She challenges his perception, asking if he needs external validation (gold) to see her inherent beauty, and urges him to reveal his true intentions and "skill." The repeated question, "Will the beauty seen by the eyes lie?" reinforces the undeniable truth of her charm and the sincerity of her invitation.
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