Machan En Singakutti Lyrics

From the movie Anjatha Singam

Machan En Singakutti Song Lyrics is the track from Anjatha Singam Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Music DirectorShankar Ganesh

LyricistVaali

Singers

மவ

Singerமலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்

Star Cast

Not Specified

Translation

Machchaan en singakuttiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaan en nenja kattiththaan Nerula paarththaa veera sivaaji
Thottathu ellaam haang thulanura raasi Ammaadi killaadi munnaadi meesa vachcha
Machchaan en singakuttiththaan

Machchi en thangakattiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaa en nenja kattiththaan Tea kada potta haang haangg pookkada rosa
Haan haangpaakkura paarva thaakkuthu lesaa Ammaadi aaththaadi em mela aasa vachcha

Machchi en thangakattiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaa en nenja kattiththaanhaang

Dosaikku aasappattu Chinna koni machchaan vanthaan
Kaasukku eedaagaththaan Kadhal nenja kaiyil thanthaan

Kal dosai nee Haang
Kaimaavum naan Haang
Onnodu onnaaga koodum neramthaan Iruvizhi mayanguthu ilamanam padhaikkuthu
Palavitha kanavugal padukkaiyil varuguthu

Machchi en thangakattiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaa en nenja kattiththaan… Nerula paarththaa
Haa haah Veera sivaaji
Thottathu ellaam haang thulanura raasi Ammaadi killaadi munnaadi meesa vachcha

Machchaan en singakuttiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaan en nenja kattiththaanaahaahh

Naanthaanae kattabomman Pera sollum veera pillai
Naalellaam yaezhaikkaaga Kaaval nirppaen saerikkullae

Oorodu nee Ho
Unnodu naan Ho
Aappaththa saeraatho thaengaa paaluthaan Thalaimagan thzhuvida thalir udal thavikkuthu
Edukkavum kodukkavum thaniyidam irukkuthu

Machchaan en singakuttiththaan Than kannukkullae
Vachchaan en nenja kattiththaan Tea kada potta
Haang haangg Pookkada rosa
Haan haang Paakkura paarva thaakkuthu lesaa
Ammaadi aaththaadi em mela aasa vachcha

Thannaa thannaananannaa Thaanaanaananaa
Thannaa thannaananannaa Thannaa thannaananannaa
Thaanaanaananaa Thannaa thannaananannaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The female protagonist responds with equal affection, calling him her 'golden doll' and expressing how deeply his gaze and presence affect her. She uses endearing, slightly teasing metaphors, likening him to a 'tea shop's charm' and a 'flower shop's rose,' highlighting his simple yet captivating nature. Both singers use food metaphors like 'dosa and filling' or 'appam and coconut milk' to symbolize their perfect union and desire for intimacy, conveying a sense of playful romance and deep emotional connection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Machan En Singakutti?

Machan En Singakutti is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் வாணி ஜெயராம்.

Which movie is Machan En Singakutti from?

The song Machan En Singakutti is featured in the movie Anjatha Singam.

Who wrote the lyrics for Machan En Singakutti?

The lyrics for Machan En Singakutti were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Machan En Singakutti lyrics?

Yes! Machan En Singakutti lyrics from Anjatha Singam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Machan En Singakutti lyrics?

This song is a vibrant and playful romantic duet, capturing the essence of mutual admiration and longing between a man and a woman. The male protagonist proudly declares himself a 'lion cub,' embodying bravery and good fortune, even comparing himself to historical figures like Shivaji and Kattabomman, portraying himself as a protector of the downtrodden. His verses are filled with self-assured charm and a promise of steadfast love and protection. The female protagonist responds with equal affection, calling him her 'golden doll' and expressing how deeply his gaze and presence affect her. She uses endearing, slightly teasing metaphors, likening him to a 'tea shop's charm' and a 'flower shop's rose,' highlighting his simple yet captivating nature. Both singers use food metaphors like 'dosa and filling' or 'appam and coconut milk' to symbolize their perfect union and desire for intimacy, conveying a sense of playful romance and deep emotional connection.