Ku Ku Koo Lyrics
From the movie Valli
Ku Ku Koo Song Lyrics is the track from Valli Tamil Film – 1993, Starring Priya Raman, Rajinikanth, Hariraj, Sanjay Bhargav, Vadivelu, Dilip, Alex, Pradeep Shakti, Ashok, Raja Bagadur. This song was sung by லதா ரஜினிகாந்த் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
{Hae hae hae haei Hae hae hae haei
Hae hae hae haei Hae hae hae } (2)
Kukkukkoo koo koo Koovum kuyilakka
Thithithai thai thai Aadum mayilakka
Maamalai ooram Aruvigal naatiyam aadum
Idhu polae inbam yedhu…uuu
Kukkukkoo koo koo Koovum kuyilakka
Thithithai thai thai Aadum mayilakka
Hey hey hey heyyy Hey hey hey heyy hey hey
{Paatukku poottukku Chadukku cheetu
Chidu chotukku chettukku Cha cha choo} (2)
Ongi nirkkum vaanaiyae Thaangi nirkkum moongilae
Poongulalai oothinaai Raagam enna paadinaai
Aatrangarai mettilae Thendral sollum paatilae
Then podhigai kaatilae Thaen iraikkum pookalae
Iyarkaiyil yetho yetho Hey hey
Athisyam ammammaa Oh hoo oo
Padaichathu yaaro yaaro Hey hey
Enakkadhai sollamma Oh hoo oo
Gagagarisa Riririsasa
Garisasa risasahdapa Sadhapadhapadha
Kukkukkoo koo koo Koovum kuyilakka
Thithithai thai thai Aadum mayilakka
Maamalai ooram Aruvigal naatiyam aadum
Idhu polae inbam yedhu…uuu
Kukkukkoo koo koo Koovum kuyilakka
Thithithai thai thai Aadum mayilakka
Rigakaa padhasari paga sariga Thathinna thagathinna
Thathinna thagathinna Kabathasaga padha sa padha ga
Thathinna thagathinna Thathinna thagathinna
Sarigaririsasaa thasasari Nisapadha padhari
Tharigida thaam tham Tharigida thaam tham
Tharigida thaam tham Tharigida tham
Maamanalla maami nee Maiyal tharum roobini
Naatiyathil padhmini Aadi konjam kaami nee
Munnazhagu mohini Mutham onnu thaadi nee
Vanji undhan thaavani Nenjil illai paaru nee
Iduppukku melae melae Hey hey
Parakuthu paavaada Oh hoo oo
Adikadi keezhae keezhae Hey hey
Nazhuvudhu melaadai Oh hoo oo
Gagagarisa Riririsasa
Garisasa risasahdapa Sadhapadhapadha
Kukkukkoo koo koo Koovum kuyilakka
Thithithai thai thai Aadum mayilakka
Maamalai ooram Aruvigal naatiyam aadum
Idhu polae inbam yedhu…uuu
Female & Chorus : Kukkukkoo koo koo
Koovum kuyilakka Thithithai thai thai
Aadum mayilakka
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Ku Ku Koo" from the movie 'Valli' is a vibrant and celebratory folk-style number that revels in the beauty of nature and the joy it inspires. The lyrics paint vivid imagery of cuckoos calling, peacocks dancing, and waterfalls cascading by majestic mountains, evoking a sense of wonder and happiness. It questions the source of such natural marvels, highlighting the awe-inspiring aspects of the environment, from the tall bamboos to the honey-pouring flowers in the breeze-filled forests.
Beyond nature's praise, the song also carries a playful and flirtatious tone, particularly in the later verses. It addresses a beautiful woman, likening her to a dancing Padmini and a captivating enchantress, with lighthearted, suggestive remarks about her attire. This blend of natural appreciation and romantic teasing creates a lively and engaging atmosphere, characteristic of many Tamil folk songs that celebrate both the external world and human connection with a touch of innocent mischief.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ku Ku Koo?
Ku Ku Koo is sung by லதா ரஜினிகாந்த் மற்றும் குழு.
Which movie is Ku Ku Koo from?
The song Ku Ku Koo is featured in the movie Valli.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ku Ku Koo?
The lyrics for Ku Ku Koo were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Ku Ku Koo lyrics?
Yes! Ku Ku Koo lyrics from Valli include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ku Ku Koo lyrics?
The song "Ku Ku Koo" from the movie 'Valli' is a vibrant and celebratory folk-style number that revels in the beauty of nature and the joy it inspires. The lyrics paint vivid imagery of cuckoos calling, peacocks dancing, and waterfalls cascading by majestic mountains, evoking a sense of wonder and happiness. It questions the source of such natural marvels, highlighting the awe-inspiring aspects of the environment, from the tall bamboos to the honey-pouring flowers in the breeze-filled forests. Beyond nature's praise, the song also carries a playful and flirtatious tone, particularly in the later verses. It addresses a beautiful woman, likening her to a dancing Padmini and a captivating enchantress, with lighthearted, suggestive remarks about her attire. This blend of natural appreciation and romantic teasing creates a lively and engaging atmosphere, characteristic of many Tamil folk songs that celebrate both the external world and human connection with a touch of innocent mischief.