Laddu Laddu Lyrics
From the movie Rajapattai
Laddu Laddu Song Lyrics is the track from Rajapattai Tamil Film – 2011, Starring Vikram, Deeksha Seth, Pradeep Ram Singh Rawat, Thambi Ramaiah, Reema Sen, Shriya Saran, Sana, K. Viswanath, Avinash, Java Sundaresan. This song was sung by சுஜித்ரா, ஆண்ட்ரியா ஜெரேமியா. The music was composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja. Lyrics works penned by Yuga Bharathi.
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Hey laddu laddu rendu laddu Laddu laddu rendu laddu
Sernthu kedachaalae luckkae luckkae
Sukunaa suku malli Sundarinaa dingaree coffee
Sooda kothikayilae soda ennathuku Eduthu kudikava dhosthu dhosthu
Idhuku ethuvum Illa vaasthu vaasthu
Kuchinaa kuchi mittaai Kumarina panju mittaai
Besha irukaiyilae pizza ennathuku Indha eduthuko tastetu tastetu
Innum thayanguna wasteu wasteu
Laddu laddu rendu laddu Sernthu kedachaalae luckkae luckkae
Ottu ottu iruka ottu Vaari anachaalae kickku kickku
Aaa vadivel Kanthanuku rendu peru jodi
Avanga appavukum ullathuthaan podi
Adiyae pombalaikum rendu veedu thaandi
Adhula enna kutham vaaya pothikodi
Yea kaalu kai renduna theva theva Kattunava renduna bejaaru
Veedu vaasal renduna ok ok Pondatinga rendu yen nee kooru
Aasai meerunaa alavae illayae Edhuku podura veli veli
Pambu venumaa yeni venumaa Kuluki podavaa soli soli
Laddu laddu rendu laddu Sernthu kedachaalae luckkae luckkae
Ottu ottu iruka ottu Vaari anachaalae kickku kickku
Pagalae illaiyinaa vanthiduma nightu Kavala venamuna vachukanum sightu
Thavarae illaiyinaa onnum illa rightu Jeika venumuna podanumae fightu
Sooriyana polae naan otha aalu Vennilavu renduna aagadhae
Thaamaraiku thanni thaan kootu kootu Thanni vathi pochuna thaangadhae
Ethayum thaanguven enna yethuko Pootukaagavae saavi saavi
Koora paayava elava panjunu Izhuka paakura koovi koovi
Laddu laddu rendu laddu Sernthu kedachaalae luckkae luckkae
Ottu ottu iruka ottu Vaari anachaalae kickku kickku
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Laddu Laddu" from the movie 'Rajapattai' is a playful and provocative take on the theme of polygamy, wrapped in a catchy, energetic tune. The lyrics use the metaphor of "two laddus" (sweets) as a symbol for having two partners, suggesting it's a stroke of luck or a desirable situation. The song features a back-and-forth dialogue, primarily from a male perspective justifying the desire for multiple partners by citing mythological examples like Lord Muruga and Shiva having multiple consorts. It also uses everyday analogies, comparing the choice to enjoying good things without hesitation.
However, the song also includes a female voice questioning this stance, highlighting the double standards and potential troubles of such a situation. She argues that while some things are naturally dual (like hands and feet), having two wives leads to trouble, and that some things, like the sun or a lotus needing water, are meant to be singular and vital. The overall mood is lighthearted and teasing, despite the controversial subject matter, reflecting a common trope in Tamil cinema where such themes are explored with humor and exaggeration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Laddu Laddu?
Laddu Laddu is sung by சுஜித்ரா, ஆண்ட்ரியா ஜெரேமியா.
Which movie is Laddu Laddu from?
The song Laddu Laddu is featured in the movie Rajapattai.
Who wrote the lyrics for Laddu Laddu?
The lyrics for Laddu Laddu were written by Yuga Bharathi with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Is English translation available for Laddu Laddu lyrics?
Yes! Laddu Laddu lyrics from Rajapattai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Laddu Laddu lyrics?
The song "Laddu Laddu" from the movie 'Rajapattai' is a playful and provocative take on the theme of polygamy, wrapped in a catchy, energetic tune. The lyrics use the metaphor of "two laddus" (sweets) as a symbol for having two partners, suggesting it's a stroke of luck or a desirable situation. The song features a back-and-forth dialogue, primarily from a male perspective justifying the desire for multiple partners by citing mythological examples like Lord Muruga and Shiva having multiple consorts. It also uses everyday analogies, comparing the choice to enjoying good things without hesitation. However, the song also includes a female voice questioning this stance, highlighting the double standards and potential troubles of such a situation. She argues that while some things are naturally dual (like hands and feet), having two wives leads to trouble, and that some things, like the sun or a lotus needing water, are meant to be singular and vital. The overall mood is lighthearted and teasing, despite the controversial subject matter, reflecting a common trope in Tamil cinema where such themes are explored with humor and exaggeration.