Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile Lyrics
From the movie Aan Paavam
Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile Song Lyrics is the track from Aan Paavam Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Pandiarajan, Pandiyan, Revathi, Seetha, V. K. Ramasamy, Janagaraj, Kollangudi Karuppayee, Meesai Murugesan, Super Subbarayan, Poornam Viswanathan. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
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Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Oru poonjolaiyae unakkaaga thaan Poothaadudhae vaa aa…
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Oru poonjolaiyae unakkaaga thaan Poothaadudhae vaa aa…
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Thottaalae nee sinungum Azhagu onna
Thottaalae silukkudhadi
Pattaalae pathi kollum Kaadhal idhu
Ottaadhae thalli nillu
Sittukkoru pattu thuni Katti tharavaa
Mottukkena muthu charam Kotti tharavaa
Kottikkira kattikkira Sittu kuruvi
Kattu kadha vittu oru Paattaa padikkum
Nejamaa nejamaa Naan thavichen
Onaiyae nenachu Uyir valarthen
Idhu aanukkum pennukkum Ennaalum ulla kadha
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Oru poonjolaiyae unakkaaga thaan Poothaadudhae vaa aa…
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Raasaathi raasana thaan Katti kolla
Raasaathi aasa pattaa
Raasaathi enna seivaa Avalukkinnu raasaavaa
Naan porandhaa
Annaikkoru ezhutha Enakkezhudhi puttaan
Innikkadha azhichaa Avan ezhudha poraan
Pennae pazhi Avan melae sollaadhadi
Aan paavam pollaadhadhu Pollaadhadi
Thavaro sariyo Vidhi idhu thaan
Sari thaan sari thaan Vazhakkedhukku
Idhu aanukkum pennukkum Ennaalum ulla kadha
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Oru poonjolaiyae unakkaaga thaan Poothaadudhae vaa vaa…
Kuyilae kuyilae poonguyilae Mayilae mayilae vaa mayilae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile', from the 1985 film 'Aan Paavam', is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful banter and deep affection between a man and a woman. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, use metaphors of nature – cuckoos, peacocks, and flower gardens – to express the blossoming love and longing. The male protagonist expresses his intense desire and admiration, promising gifts and eternal devotion, while the female protagonist, initially hesitant, eventually acknowledges the undeniable pull of destiny and love, emphasizing that such a bond is a timeless tale between a man and a woman.
The song beautifully portrays the push-and-pull dynamics of early romance, where one partner is eager and expressive, and the other is more reserved but ultimately succumbs to the charm and fate. It delves into themes of destiny and the universal nature of love, suggesting that some connections are pre-ordained and cannot be denied. The melody by Ilayaraja and the voices of Malaysia Vasudevan and K.S. Chithra infuse the lyrics with a vibrant, heartfelt energy, making it an iconic love song that resonates with the enduring essence of romantic relationships.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile?
Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile from?
The song Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile is featured in the movie Aan Paavam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile?
The lyrics for Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile lyrics?
Yes! Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile lyrics from Aan Paavam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile lyrics?
This song, 'Kuyile Kuyile Poonguyile', from the 1985 film 'Aan Paavam', is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful banter and deep affection between a man and a woman. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, use metaphors of nature – cuckoos, peacocks, and flower gardens – to express the blossoming love and longing. The male protagonist expresses his intense desire and admiration, promising gifts and eternal devotion, while the female protagonist, initially hesitant, eventually acknowledges the undeniable pull of destiny and love, emphasizing that such a bond is a timeless tale between a man and a woman. The song beautifully portrays the push-and-pull dynamics of early romance, where one partner is eager and expressive, and the other is more reserved but ultimately succumbs to the charm and fate. It delves into themes of destiny and the universal nature of love, suggesting that some connections are pre-ordained and cannot be denied. The melody by Ilayaraja and the voices of Malaysia Vasudevan and K.S. Chithra infuse the lyrics with a vibrant, heartfelt energy, making it an iconic love song that resonates with the enduring essence of romantic relationships.