Kuruvi Koottam Pola Lyrics
From the movie Kudumba Thalaivan
Kuruvi Koottam Pola Song Lyrics is the track from Kudumba Thalaivan Tamil Film – 1962, Starring M. G. Ramachandran, B. Saroja Devi, M. N. Nambiar, S. A. Asokan. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Unnai kondu pogum purushan ingae Yaarammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Unnai kondu pogum purushan ingae Yaarammaa
Aruvadaikku kaathu nikkira Nellammaa
Nee aasai konda purushan perai Chollammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Aa…aaa…aa…oo ooo…mmmm
Thalathalavena nadanamaadum Thanneeril unnai kandaanaa
Thalathalavena nadanamaadum Thanneeril unnai kandaanaa
Salakku salakku nadai nadandhu Kaiyaal unnai thottaanaa
Salakku salakku nadai nadandhu Kaiyaal unnai thottaanaa
Malamalavena alliyeduthu Madiyil unnai vaithaanaa
Vandaada varum sendaaga Unnai maarbil anaithu kondaanaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Unnai kondu pogum purushan ingae Yaarammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Aa…aaa…aa…oo ooo…mmmm
Aarodum ila neerodum Vanna thaerodum indha kaattilae
Aarodum ila neerodum Vanna thaerodum indha kaattilae
Yaarodu indru poraada Enni thaedugindraai kaattrilae
Yaarodu indru poraada Enni thaedugindraai kaattrilae
Pullaada thalai nellaada Nadai thallaada varum ponnammaa
Puthaadai tharum athaanai Kandu paditha paadam ennammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Unnai kondu pogum purushan ingae Yaarammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Aa…aaa…aa…oo ooo…mmmm
Aadi odi unnai polae Alaindhaval thaan naanammaa
Aadi odi unnai polae Alaindhaval thaan naanammaa
Androru naal avarai kanden Adangi vitten meenammaa
Androru naal avarai kanden Adangi vitten meenammaa
Thaedi kidandha aasai mugathai Therindhu kondadhu kannammaa
Andha thaeril indha silaiyai vaikka Naalai paarthu sollammaa
Kuruvi koottam pola nikkira Poovammaa
Aa…aaa…aa…oo ooo…mmmm
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, "Kuruvi Koottam Pola," from the 1962 film 'Kudumba Thalaivan,' is a playful and teasing exchange, likely between a group of women or an older woman addressing a younger, unmarried girl. The lyrics metaphorically compare the young woman to a flock of sparrows, implying her youthful exuberance and perhaps her readiness for marriage. The central theme revolves around identifying her future husband, with questions about his identity and how he might have wooed her. The song captures the traditional Indian context of matchmaking and the anticipation surrounding a young woman's marriage, filled with lighthearted banter and affectionate inquiries.
The song also delves into the romantic encounters, imagining how the suitor might have approached her – seeing her by the water, touching her hand, embracing her. It paints a vivid picture of a blossoming romance in a natural, idyllic setting. Towards the end, an older woman shares her own experience of finding love and surrendering to it, offering a comforting and relatable perspective to the young girl. The final lines suggest the culmination of this search, with the "desired face" being recognized and the preparations for marriage (placing the "statue" on the "chariot") being discussed for the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kuruvi Koottam Pola?
Kuruvi Koottam Pola is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Kuruvi Koottam Pola from?
The song Kuruvi Koottam Pola is featured in the movie Kudumba Thalaivan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kuruvi Koottam Pola?
The lyrics for Kuruvi Koottam Pola were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Kuruvi Koottam Pola lyrics?
Yes! Kuruvi Koottam Pola lyrics from Kudumba Thalaivan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kuruvi Koottam Pola lyrics?
This song, "Kuruvi Koottam Pola," from the 1962 film 'Kudumba Thalaivan,' is a playful and teasing exchange, likely between a group of women or an older woman addressing a younger, unmarried girl. The lyrics metaphorically compare the young woman to a flock of sparrows, implying her youthful exuberance and perhaps her readiness for marriage. The central theme revolves around identifying her future husband, with questions about his identity and how he might have wooed her. The song captures the traditional Indian context of matchmaking and the anticipation surrounding a young woman's marriage, filled with lighthearted banter and affectionate inquiries. The song also delves into the romantic encounters, imagining how the suitor might have approached her – seeing her by the water, touching her hand, embracing her. It paints a vivid picture of a blossoming romance in a natural, idyllic setting. Towards the end, an older woman shares her own experience of finding love and surrendering to it, offering a comforting and relatable perspective to the young girl. The final lines suggest the culmination of this search, with the "desired face" being recognized and the preparations for marriage (placing the "statue" on the "chariot") being discussed for the future.
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