Kotti Kidakku Lyrics
From the movie Dhayam Onnu
Kotti Kidakku Song Lyrics is the track from Dhayam Onnu Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Arjun Sarja, Pallavi, Saranya Ponvannan, Senthil, Seetha, Madhuri, Rekha, V. K. Ramasamy, Manorama, Shanti Priya. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.
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Lalala lalala lalala laala laalaa Lalala lalala laala laala laalaa
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Oru poonthaeru Idhu un thaeru
Pudhu thaer oottam Idha nee paaru
Ini thoodha nee seru
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
{Ola kudusa raani Naan unna suththum thaeni
Paala pola veluppaachu Paaru indha maeni} (2)
Paarthum paaraama Paaththaa podhum
Serndhum seraama nee seru Paattu en paattu kettaa podhum
Kettu kai thaalam nee podu
Manasu pola kudunga Pudhu maghilam poova thodungha
Ilam vayasu ponnu irukku Nalla valiya kaatti vidungha
Naan nenaikka nenaikka Thavikka thavikka
Tharara thana nana naa
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Oru poonthaeru Idhu un thaeru
Pudhu thaer oottam Idha nee paaru
Ini thoodha nee seru
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
{Paalu irukku kudikka Padukkai irukku padukka
Velai irukku raasavae Poovai eduthu thodukka} (2)
Kaathu poongaathu Modhum podhu
Kanni en dhaegam Padum paadu
Ponnu poovaachu ingae paaru Raasa inimela un paadu
Maala vayasu valaikkum Ilam manasa pidichu ilukkum
Koraiyaalaachu vilakku Angu veluthu pochu kilakku
Ada indha ponnu pudikkalaenaa Tharara rarara thana naa
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu
Oru poonthaeru Idhu un thaeru
Pudhu thaer oottam Idha nee paaru
Ini thoodha nee seru
{Kotti kidakku Gundu malli poovu
Kandu neeyum Vandu pola thaavu} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Dhayam Onnu' is a vibrant and playful romantic invitation from a woman to her beloved. She uses the imagery of abundant jasmine flowers ("Kotti Kidakku Gundu Malli Poovu") to symbolize her overflowing love and beauty, inviting her partner to approach her like a bee drawn to a flower. The "flower chariot" metaphor suggests a journey of love she wishes to embark on with him, emphasizing that this new adventure is for them to share. The lyrics convey a sense of eager anticipation and a confident, yet teasing, expression of affection.
As the song progresses, the woman's playful teasing turns into a more direct and sensual appeal. She describes herself as the "queen of the palm-leaf hut" whose body is fair like milk, openly expressing her desire and readiness for intimacy. She urges him to seize the moment, hinting at the fleeting nature of youth and the perfect timing for their union. The lyrics beautifully blend traditional rural imagery with a bold declaration of love, making it a classic example of a flirtatious yet deeply romantic Tamil folk-inspired song.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kotti Kidakku?
Kotti Kidakku is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Kotti Kidakku from?
The song Kotti Kidakku is featured in the movie Dhayam Onnu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kotti Kidakku?
The lyrics for Kotti Kidakku were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kotti Kidakku lyrics?
Yes! Kotti Kidakku lyrics from Dhayam Onnu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kotti Kidakku lyrics?
This song from 'Dhayam Onnu' is a vibrant and playful romantic invitation from a woman to her beloved. She uses the imagery of abundant jasmine flowers ("Kotti Kidakku Gundu Malli Poovu") to symbolize her overflowing love and beauty, inviting her partner to approach her like a bee drawn to a flower. The "flower chariot" metaphor suggests a journey of love she wishes to embark on with him, emphasizing that this new adventure is for them to share. The lyrics convey a sense of eager anticipation and a confident, yet teasing, expression of affection. As the song progresses, the woman's playful teasing turns into a more direct and sensual appeal. She describes herself as the "queen of the palm-leaf hut" whose body is fair like milk, openly expressing her desire and readiness for intimacy. She urges him to seize the moment, hinting at the fleeting nature of youth and the perfect timing for their union. The lyrics beautifully blend traditional rural imagery with a bold declaration of love, making it a classic example of a flirtatious yet deeply romantic Tamil folk-inspired song.
