
Krishnaa Un Seyalaal Lyrics
From the movie Pennin Perumai
Krishnaa Un Seyalaal Song Lyrics is the track from Pennin Perumai Tamil Film – 1956, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Gemini Ganesan, Savitri, M. N. Rajam, Chittoor V. Nagayya, P. Santha Kumari. This song was sung by கண்டசாலா. The music was composed by B. N. Rao, A. Rama Rao. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass.
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Krishnaaa…
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum En seyalaal enna aagum…aaa
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum
Punnagai maevum un azhagaalae Punnagai maevum un azhagaalae
Pullangulalin innisaiyaale Pullangulalin innisaiyaale
Kanniyar ellam thannaiyae maranthu Kanniyar ellam
Gopi kanniyar ellam thannaiyae maranthu Kaadhal bodhaiyaal kanindhu varuvaar
Kaadhal bodhaiyaal kanindhu varuvaar
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…
Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa… Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…
Aa…aaaaaa…aaa…haaa…aaa…aaa…aaa Aaaa…aaaaaaaaa…aaaaa…
Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa… Krishnaa…aaa…aaa
Thunindhu gopiyar thugil thanai Urinthaai
Thunindhu gopiyar thugil thanai Urinthaai
Kanindhu karam yendha Kanna nee magizhnthaai
Thunindhu gopiyar thugil thanai Urinthaai
Kanindhu karam yendha Kanna nee magizhnthaai
Dhravpathaiyaalin thuyar thanai kandu Krishnaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…aaa…
Dhravpathaiyaalin thuyar thanai kandu Thugil thanai thandhu
Thugil thanai thandhu udhavi purindhaai
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum En seyalaal enna aagum…
Krishnaa…aaa… Un seyalaal yedhum aagum
En seyalaal enna aagum… Krishnaa…aaa…
Un seyalaal yedhum aagum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Krishnaa Un Seyalaal" is a devotional ode to Lord Krishna, emphasizing his divine power and the profound impact of his actions. The lyrics express a deep sense of surrender and admiration, highlighting that while human efforts are limited, Krishna's will can accomplish anything. The singer marvels at Krishna's enchanting beauty and the captivating melody of his flute, which causes the Gopis to lose themselves in the intoxication of love, illustrating his irresistible charm and spiritual allure.
The song further recounts two significant episodes from Krishna's life, showcasing his playful yet protective nature. It refers to the 'Gopika Vastrapaharanam' (stealing of the Gopis' clothes), a mischievous act that symbolizes detachment from worldly possessions and ego, and his miraculous intervention to provide endless garments to Draupadi during her disrobing in the Mahabharata, demonstrating his role as a savior and protector of dharma. These narratives reinforce the central theme: Krishna's actions, whether playful or profound, are always purposeful and ultimately lead to divine outcomes, making him the ultimate doer in the universe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Krishnaa Un Seyalaal?
Krishnaa Un Seyalaal is sung by கண்டசாலா.
Which movie is Krishnaa Un Seyalaal from?
The song Krishnaa Un Seyalaal is featured in the movie Pennin Perumai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Krishnaa Un Seyalaal?
The lyrics for Krishnaa Un Seyalaal were written by Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass with music composed by B. N. Rao and A. Rama Rao.
Is English translation available for Krishnaa Un Seyalaal lyrics?
Yes! Krishnaa Un Seyalaal lyrics from Pennin Perumai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Krishnaa Un Seyalaal lyrics?
The song "Krishnaa Un Seyalaal" is a devotional ode to Lord Krishna, emphasizing his divine power and the profound impact of his actions. The lyrics express a deep sense of surrender and admiration, highlighting that while human efforts are limited, Krishna's will can accomplish anything. The singer marvels at Krishna's enchanting beauty and the captivating melody of his flute, which causes the Gopis to lose themselves in the intoxication of love, illustrating his irresistible charm and spiritual allure. The song further recounts two significant episodes from Krishna's life, showcasing his playful yet protective nature. It refers to the 'Gopika Vastrapaharanam' (stealing of the Gopis' clothes), a mischievous act that symbolizes detachment from worldly possessions and ego, and his miraculous intervention to provide endless garments to Draupadi during her disrobing in the Mahabharata, demonstrating his role as a savior and protector of dharma. These narratives reinforce the central theme: Krishna's actions, whether playful or profound, are always purposeful and ultimately lead to divine outcomes, making him the ultimate doer in the universe.
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