Kozhiyum Kozhiyum Lyrics
From the movie Anbu Thangai
Kozhiyum Kozhiyum Song Lyrics is the track from Anbu Thangai Tamil Film – 1974, Starring R. Muthuraman, J. Jayalalithaa, Major Sundarrajan, S. V. Ramadas, Srikanth, Jaya Guhanathan, K. A. Thangavelu, Suruli Rajan, Sachu, CID Sakunthala. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kozhiyum kozhiyum pesuthu pesuthu Seval bayanthu oduthu oduthu
Kozhiyum kozhiyum pesuthu pesuthu Seval bayanthu oduthu oduthu
Aambila puththi ippadiththaanae Arivillaamal poguthu
Kokkara kokko kokkara kokko Kokkara kokkokkokko kokkarak kokko
Muttai iduvathu kozhu Antha muttaiyil iruppathum kozhi
Muttai iduvathu kozhu Antha muttaiyil iruppathum kozhi
Pettaiyum pettaiyum onnaa seranthaa Muttai yaedhadi thozhi
Pettaiyum pettaiyum onnaa seranthaa Muttai yaedhadi thozhi
Paravaigalukkul sontham Adhu bhagavaan koduththa pantham
Paravaigalukkul sontham Adhu bhagavaan koduththa pantham
Manitharkalukku mattum Adhilae manasum arivum mantham
Kokkara kokko kokkara kokko Kokkara kokko kokkara kokko
Kadhalum pasiyum adhigam Adhai kaattu vilagum ariyum
Kadhalum pasiyum adhigam Adhai kaattu vilagum ariyum
Aararivulla manitharkku mattum Santhegamthaan theriyum
Aararivulla manitharkku mattum Santhegamthaan theriyum
Unmai theriyum enakku Un unmai theriyum enakku
Unmai theriyum enakku Un unmai theriyum enakku
Orunaal solvaen arivaai neeyum Unnai pattriya kanakku vazhakku
Kokkara kokko kokkara kokko Kokkara kokkokkokko kokkarak kokko
Kozhiyum kozhiyum pesuthu pesuthu Seval bayanthu oduthu oduthu
Kozhiyum kozhiyum pesuthu pesuthu Seval bayanthu oduthu oduthu
Aambila buththi ippadiththaanae Arivillaamal poguthu
Kokkara kokko kokkara kokko Kokkara kokkokkokko kokkarak kokko
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Kozhiyum Kozhiyum" from 'Anbu Thangai' is a playful and witty exchange, primarily between two women, using the metaphor of hens and roosters to comment on human relationships, particularly the dynamics between men and women. The lyrics humorously depict two hens (women) conversing, causing the rooster (man) to flee in fear, suggesting that men often shy away or are intimidated when women engage in their own discussions or assert themselves. The song critiques the "senseless" nature of men's minds and highlights a perceived lack of understanding or wisdom in human relationships compared to the natural instincts of animals.
The lyrics further delve into the complexities of human emotions, noting that while basic instincts like love and hunger are understood even by wild animals, humans, despite their "six senses," are often plagued by doubt. The line "If hen and hen join together, where will the egg come from?" subtly questions conventional expectations or perhaps hints at the futility of certain female-only dynamics in the context of procreation, while also emphasizing the natural order. The song concludes with a knowing declaration, "I know your truth," implying a deeper understanding or a hidden secret that one woman holds about the other's situation or a man's actions, promising to reveal it eventually. It's a lighthearted yet insightful commentary on gender roles and human nature.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kozhiyum Kozhiyum?
Kozhiyum Kozhiyum is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kozhiyum Kozhiyum from?
The song Kozhiyum Kozhiyum is featured in the movie Anbu Thangai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kozhiyum Kozhiyum?
The lyrics for Kozhiyum Kozhiyum were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kozhiyum Kozhiyum lyrics?
Yes! Kozhiyum Kozhiyum lyrics from Anbu Thangai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kozhiyum Kozhiyum lyrics?
The song "Kozhiyum Kozhiyum" from 'Anbu Thangai' is a playful and witty exchange, primarily between two women, using the metaphor of hens and roosters to comment on human relationships, particularly the dynamics between men and women. The lyrics humorously depict two hens (women) conversing, causing the rooster (man) to flee in fear, suggesting that men often shy away or are intimidated when women engage in their own discussions or assert themselves. The song critiques the "senseless" nature of men's minds and highlights a perceived lack of understanding or wisdom in human relationships compared to the natural instincts of animals. The lyrics further delve into the complexities of human emotions, noting that while basic instincts like love and hunger are understood even by wild animals, humans, despite their "six senses," are often plagued by doubt. The line "If hen and hen join together, where will the egg come from?" subtly questions conventional expectations or perhaps hints at the futility of certain female-only dynamics in the context of procreation, while also emphasizing the natural order. The song concludes with a knowing declaration, "I know your truth," implying a deeper understanding or a hidden secret that one woman holds about the other's situation or a man's actions, promising to reveal it eventually. It's a lighthearted yet insightful commentary on gender roles and human nature.
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