Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film Lyrics
From the movie Neeya Naana
Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film Song Lyrics is the track from Neeya Naana Tamil Film – 1962. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka Idhai kobam illamal kelakka
Kiki kiki kiliyakka Idhai kettu solloru vazhiyakka akka
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka Idhai kobam illamal kelakka
Kiki kiki kiliyakka Idhai kettu solloru vazhiyakka akka
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka
Athaan endroru azhagu vaarthai Adainthirukkirathu manadhilae
Adhai azhuthamaaga solla vandhen Kural varavillai veliyilae
Athaan endroru azhagu vaarthai Adainthirukkirathu manadhilae
Adhai azhuthamaaga solla vandhen Kural varavillai veliyilae
Avar udalil vilundha kaayangalai Theernthu vitten viraivilae
Udalil vilundha kaayangalai Theernthu vitten viraivilae
En manadhil vilundha kaayangalai Maattri vaikka vazhiyillae
Manadhil vilundha kaayangalai Maattri vaikka vazhiyillae
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka Idhai kobam illamal kelakka
Kiki kiki kiliyakka Idhai kettu solloru vazhiyakka akka
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka
Noiyai kodutha manidharkku Marundhu kodukka theriyalai
Naan paayil vilundhu padutha podhum Paalum urakkam pidikkalai
Paarkka therindhu paarvai ellaam Paarthu vitten kuyilakka
Therindhu paarvai ellaam Paarthu vitten kuyilakka
Pudhu paadam yedhum therindhirundhaal Padithu solloru vazhiyakka
Paadam yedhum therindhirundhaal Padithu solloru vazhiyakka
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka Idhai kobam illamal kelakka
Kiki kiki kiliyakka Idhai kettu solloru vazhiyakka akka
Kukkoo kukkoo kuyilakka
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kukkoo Kukkoo' from the 1962 film 'Neeya Naana', beautifully captures the unexpressed yearning and emotional turmoil of a woman in love. She confides in a cuckoo and a parrot, personifying them as her sisters, seeking their guidance for her predicament. The central theme revolves around her inability to vocalize her love for her beloved, referred to as 'Athaan', despite the word residing deeply in her heart. She laments that while she could tend to his physical wounds, she finds no remedy for the emotional scars within her own heart.
The lyrics further delve into her sleepless nights and the profound impact of this unrequited or unexpressed love. She feels a deep sense of helplessness, unable to find a cure for the 'ailment' of love that her beloved has unknowingly inflicted upon her. The repeated plea to the birds for a 'new lesson' or a 'way' underscores her desperation and longing for a solution to her emotional plight, making the song a poignant portrayal of silent suffering and heartfelt confession.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film?
Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film from?
The song Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film is featured in the movie Neeya Naana.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film?
The lyrics for Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film lyrics?
Yes! Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film lyrics from Neeya Naana include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kukkoo Kukkoo – Neeya Naana Film lyrics?
This song, 'Kukkoo Kukkoo' from the 1962 film 'Neeya Naana', beautifully captures the unexpressed yearning and emotional turmoil of a woman in love. She confides in a cuckoo and a parrot, personifying them as her sisters, seeking their guidance for her predicament. The central theme revolves around her inability to vocalize her love for her beloved, referred to as 'Athaan', despite the word residing deeply in her heart. She laments that while she could tend to his physical wounds, she finds no remedy for the emotional scars within her own heart. The lyrics further delve into her sleepless nights and the profound impact of this unrequited or unexpressed love. She feels a deep sense of helplessness, unable to find a cure for the 'ailment' of love that her beloved has unknowingly inflicted upon her. The repeated plea to the birds for a 'new lesson' or a 'way' underscores her desperation and longing for a solution to her emotional plight, making the song a poignant portrayal of silent suffering and heartfelt confession.