Kuthirai Kutti Oru Lyrics
From the movie Antharangam
Kuthirai Kutti Oru Song Lyrics is the track from Antharangam Tamil Film – 1975, Starring Kamal Haasan, Major Sundarrajan, Savitri, Unni Mary, Thengai Srinivasan, Cho Ramaswamy, V. Gopalakrishnan, Sukumari, Manorama, Kathadi Ramamurthy. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by G. Devarajan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Kudhiraikutty oru kozhiyai thindrathaam Nambungal neengal
Kozhikunju oru yaanaiyai thindrathaam Nampungal neengal
Kudhiraikutty oru kozhiyai thindrathaam Nambungal neengal
Kozhikunju oru yaanaiyai thindrathaam Nampungal neengal
Ennaipattri ival ethu sonnaalum Nambungal neengal
Naan seitha paavam kadhaliththathuthaan Nambungal neengal
Kudhiraikutty oru kozhiyai thindrathaam Nambungal neengal
Kozhikunju oru yaanaiyai thindrathaam Nampungal neengal
Seedhaiyai raman theeyinil irakki Sothanai seithu ittaan
Ingu ramanai seethai sothanai seithu Ravananaakki vittaal
Sattam thirudanai urpaththi seithaal Dharmam enna seiyum
Dharmam enbathu unmaiyil irunthaal Avalukku needhi sollum
Avalukku needhi sollum
Kudhiraikutty oru kozhiyai thindrathaam Nambungal neengal
Kozhikunju oru yaanaiyai thindrathaam Nampungal neengal
Naanum neeyum pazhagiya vagaikku Saatchikal moondrallavo
Naanathil ondru neeyathil ondru Deivamum ondrallavo
Deivam varaathu nee sollamaattaal Naanathil enna seiyya
Seivaen thavarugal paavangal ellaam Inimael oorariya
Inimael oorariya
Kudhiraikutty oru kozhiyai thindrathaam Nambungal neengal
Kozhikunju oru yaanaiyai thindrathaam Nampungal neengal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song uses absurd, unbelievable scenarios—like a pony eating a hen or a chick eating an elephant—as a metaphor for how readily people believe gossip and falsehoods. The singer laments that despite the obvious impossibility of such tales, people are quick to believe whatever his beloved says about him, even if it's untrue. He bitterly states that his only 'sin' was falling in love, highlighting a deep sense of betrayal and public misunderstanding.
The lyrics delve into philosophical questions about justice and truth, referencing the epic Ramayana. The singer reverses the traditional narrative, suggesting that while Rama tested Sita, here, Sita (the woman) has tested Rama (the man) and turned him into a 'Ravana' (a villain). He questions the role of justice when the very system or societal perception is flawed. In a poignant climax, he appeals to their shared past and divine witness, expressing despair that his truth is unheard. He concludes with a defiant, almost resigned declaration that he will now openly commit 'sins' for all to see, as if giving up on being understood or vindicated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kuthirai Kutti Oru?
Kuthirai Kutti Oru is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Kuthirai Kutti Oru from?
The song Kuthirai Kutti Oru is featured in the movie Antharangam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kuthirai Kutti Oru?
The lyrics for Kuthirai Kutti Oru were written by Kannadasan with music composed by G. Devarajan.
Is English translation available for Kuthirai Kutti Oru lyrics?
Yes! Kuthirai Kutti Oru lyrics from Antharangam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kuthirai Kutti Oru lyrics?
This song uses absurd, unbelievable scenarios—like a pony eating a hen or a chick eating an elephant—as a metaphor for how readily people believe gossip and falsehoods. The singer laments that despite the obvious impossibility of such tales, people are quick to believe whatever his beloved says about him, even if it's untrue. He bitterly states that his only 'sin' was falling in love, highlighting a deep sense of betrayal and public misunderstanding. The lyrics delve into philosophical questions about justice and truth, referencing the epic Ramayana. The singer reverses the traditional narrative, suggesting that while Rama tested Sita, here, Sita (the woman) has tested Rama (the man) and turned him into a 'Ravana' (a villain). He questions the role of justice when the very system or societal perception is flawed. In a poignant climax, he appeals to their shared past and divine witness, expressing despair that his truth is unheard. He concludes with a defiant, almost resigned declaration that he will now openly commit 'sins' for all to see, as if giving up on being understood or vindicated.
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