Kothai Un Meni Oliya Cover Art

Kothai Un Meni Oliya Lyrics

From the movie Maayamani

Kothai Un Meni Oliya Song Lyrics is the track from Maayamani Tamil Film – 1964. This song was sung by பி. பீ . ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ். The music was composed by Lakshmikanth Piyarilal.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

LP
Music DirectorLakshmikanth Piyarilal

Singers

பப
Singerபி. பீ . ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Kodhai un maeni oliya Kulir neerin meengal vizhiyaa
Poovil amarndha vaani Aadal therindha raani nee kalaa mangaiyoo
Kalaa mangaiyoo hoi kalaa mangaiyoo

Kodhai un maeni oliya Kulir neerin meengal vizhiyaa
Poovil amarndha vaani Aadal therindha raani nee kalaa mangaiyoo
Kalaa mangaiyoo hoi kalaa mangaiyoo

Oo oo oo hae thaenukku un theenjol inimai Thenmaangukku inba paadal
Thaenukku un theenjol inimai Thenmaangukku inba paadal
Kumuthathin idhazh un idhazho Anbae kalai kumaari
Anbae kalai kumaari

Kann ambu ondrinaalae Mann ulagai vella nindraai nee
Kalaa mangaiyoo kalaa mangaiyoo Hoi…kalaa mangaiyoo

Aa aa aa haa…aaa…aa Hoo oo oo ooo ooo ooo

Hoo ooo kalaignyanaa jodhiyaaga Manadhil niraindhadhedhuvoo
Kalaignyanaa jodhiyaaga Manadhil niraindhadhedhuvoo
Adhaiyae ennodu neeyum Paadi padham panindhaai
Paadi padham panindhaai

Kalaiyil ondraaga maari Kann munnae thondri nindraai nee
Kalaa mangaiyoo…kalaa mangaiyooo

Kodhai un maeni oliya Kulir neerin meengal vizhiya
Poovil amarndha vaani Aadal therindha raani nee kalaa mangaiyoo
Kalaa mangaiyoo…kalaa mangaiyooo hoi Kalaa mangaiyoo…

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a passionate ode to a woman's beauty and artistic grace, elevating her to the status of a divine being. The lyricist uses rich metaphors, comparing her radiant body to light, her eyes to graceful fish, and her lips to the delicate petals of a red lotus. She is likened to Vaani (Goddess Saraswati), the deity of arts and knowledge, and a queen skilled in dance, emphasizing her profound connection to artistic expression and beauty.

The song further praises her sweet words, which are deemed sweeter than honey, and her ability to captivate the world with just a glance. The singer expresses how her artistic wisdom has filled his heart, and how she embodies art itself, appearing before him as a manifestation of beauty and talent. It's a heartfelt declaration of admiration and love, portraying the woman as an ethereal figure who embodies perfection in both form and artistic spirit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kothai Un Meni Oliya?

Kothai Un Meni Oliya is sung by பி. பீ . ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ்.

Which movie is Kothai Un Meni Oliya from?

The song Kothai Un Meni Oliya is featured in the movie Maayamani.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kothai Un Meni Oliya?

The lyrics for Kothai Un Meni Oliya were written by Unknown with music composed by Lakshmikanth Piyarilal.

Is English translation available for Kothai Un Meni Oliya lyrics?

Yes! Kothai Un Meni Oliya lyrics from Maayamani include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kothai Un Meni Oliya lyrics?

This song is a passionate ode to a woman's beauty and artistic grace, elevating her to the status of a divine being. The lyricist uses rich metaphors, comparing her radiant body to light, her eyes to graceful fish, and her lips to the delicate petals of a red lotus. She is likened to Vaani (Goddess Saraswati), the deity of arts and knowledge, and a queen skilled in dance, emphasizing her profound connection to artistic expression and beauty. The song further praises her sweet words, which are deemed sweeter than honey, and her ability to captivate the world with just a glance. The singer expresses how her artistic wisdom has filled his heart, and how she embodies art itself, appearing before him as a manifestation of beauty and talent. It's a heartfelt declaration of admiration and love, portraying the woman as an ethereal figure who embodies perfection in both form and artistic spirit.

Song Details

Song NameKothai Un Meni Oliya
Singersபி. பீ . ஸ்ரீனிவாஸ்
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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