Kulippen Pannerile Lyrics

From the movie Naalu Veli Nilam Tamil – 1959

Kulippen Pannerile Song Lyrics is the track from Naalu Veli Nilam Tamil – 1959 Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் ஜமுனா ராணி.

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Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

எச

Singerஎஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் ஜமுனா ராணி

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Singers : S. C. Krishnan and K. Jamuna Rani

Music Director : K. V. Mahadevan

Lyricist : A. Maruthakasi

Kulippaen pannerilae Komaanai polavae
Koduppaen alli alli Ellorum vaazhavae

Panathai kandaal Ungal manam ennai virumbhumaa
Pazhaiya anbai enni Kann paarvai thirumbhumaa

Panamum vandhaal enna Pagattaga vaazhndhaal enna
Pennae aasai kannae Panamum vandhaal enna
Pagattaga vaazhndhaal enna Pennae aasai kannae
Endhan ullam maaradhu engum adhu oodathu Endhan ullam maaradhu engum adhu oodathu
Unnaiyindri en vaazhvil ullaasam yedhu Unnaiyindri en vaazhvil ullaasam yedhu

Kulippaen pannerilae Komaanai polavae
Koduppaen alli alli Ellorum vaazhavae

Pakkathilae irukkum varai Pakkuvamaai pesuvadhu
Paaril aangal seiyum sagasam Pakkathilae irukkum varai
Pakkuvamaai pesuvadhu Paaril aangal seiyum sagasam
Sokku podi thoovi Pennai yemaara seidhu vittu
Sokku podi thoovi Pennai yemaara seidhu vittu
Thollai koduthu Piragu seivaargal mosam
Thollai koduthu Piragu seivaargal mosam

Panathai kandaal Ungal manam ennai virumbhumaa
Pazhaiya anbai enni Kann paarvai thirumbhumaa

Elloraiyum pola Ennai neeyum ennaadhae
Pennae aasai kannae Elloraiyum pola
Ennai neeyum ennaadhae Pennae aasai kannae
Kallathanam kidaiyaathu ennai adhu anugaadhu Kallathanam kidaiyaathu ennai adhu anugaadhu
Ellaiyillaa en kaadhal unnai thallaadhu Ellaiyillaa en kaadhal unnai thallaadhu

Kulippaen pannerilae Komaanai polavae
Koduppaen alli alli Ellorum vaazhavae

Ullathaiyum eppozhuthoo Oppuvithaen unmaiendru
Ungal solli naanum nambiyae Ullathaiyum eppozhuthoo
Oppuvithaen unmaiendru Ungal solli naanum nambiyae
Anbudan aadharithu aannadha vaazhvu thandhu Anbudan aadharithu aannadha vaazhvu thandhu
Inbamalithu sondham kolveer ennaiyae Inbamalithu sondham kolveer ennaiyae

Panathai kandaal Ungal manam ennai virumbhumaa
Pazhaiya anbai enni Kann paarvai thirumbhumaa

Kulippaen pannerilae Komaanai polavae
Koduppaen alli alli Ellorum vaazhavae

Song Meaning & Analysis

The woman's verses reflect a common apprehension about men's sincerity, accusing them of sweet-talking and deceiving women with "magic powder" only to betray them later. The man, in turn, earnestly tries to reassure her, asserting that his heart is unwavering and his love boundless, unlike other men. He emphasizes that wealth and lavish living would not change his devotion. The song beautifully captures this push and pull of doubt and reassurance, ultimately hinting at the woman's eventual surrender of her heart, hoping he will indeed provide a joyful life and claim her as his own, despite her initial reservations about the corrupting influence of money.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Kulippen Pannerile?

Kulippen Pannerile is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன் மற்றும் ஜமுனா ராணி.

Which movie is Kulippen Pannerile from?

The song Kulippen Pannerile is featured in the movie Naalu Veli Nilam Tamil – 1959.

Who wrote the lyrics for Kulippen Pannerile?

The lyrics for Kulippen Pannerile were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Kulippen Pannerile lyrics?

Yes! Kulippen Pannerile lyrics from Naalu Veli Nilam Tamil – 1959 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Kulippen Pannerile lyrics?

The song "Kulippen Pannerile" is a classic duet from the 1959 film 'Naalu Veli Nilam', featuring a playful yet poignant exchange between a man and a woman. The male protagonist, perhaps newly wealthy or boasting of his potential, declares his lavish lifestyle and generosity, promising to bathe in rosewater like a king and share his riches for everyone's well-being. This grand pronouncement sets the stage for the woman's skeptical response, as she questions whether his affection would remain true if he were to acquire wealth, or if his gaze would wander from their old love. The woman's verses reflect a common apprehension about men's sincerity, accusing them of sweet-talking and deceiving women with "magic powder" only to betray them later. The man, in turn, earnestly tries to reassure her, asserting that his heart is unwavering and his love boundless, unlike other men. He emphasizes that wealth and lavish living would not change his devotion. The song beautifully captures this push and pull of doubt and reassurance, ultimately hinting at the woman's eventual surrender of her heart, hoping he will indeed provide a joyful life and claim her as his own, despite her initial reservations about the corrupting influence of money.