Moththa Kuthagaikku Lyrics
From the movie Ganam Courtar Avargale
Moththa Kuthagaikku Song Lyrics is the track from Ganam Courtar Avargale Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Sathyaraj, Ambika, Janagaraj, Srividya. This song was sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Devendran. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Rendu kulai thallum vaazhai Adhu naanallavaa
Kickkuththaan sarakku Meenu kokkukuththaan irukku
Allikkittu mallukattu Ponnu thanthaa muththam yaezhettu
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Muttai piranthathu kozhikkul Antha kozhi piranthathu muttaikkul
Pengal iruppathu aanukkul Antha aangal pirappathu pennukkul
Ondrukkul ondru sammantham indri Eppadi saami padaikkum
Ada eppadi bhoomi nadakkum
Maalai kattu manmathaa Ival manjam enna chinnathaa
Mannukkul sellum thegaththil Pala inbamappaa sonnaal thappaa
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Rendu kulai thallum vaazhai Adhu naanallavaa
Kickkuththaan sarakku Meenu kokkukuththaan irukku
Allikkittu mallukattu Ponnu thanthaa muththam yaezhettu
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Mottu thalir udal pattuththaan Adhai thottu kalanthidu thottuththaan
Ennai thuraviyum santhithaan Aangal nambi iruppathum ennaiththan
Karppum illaamal karppam illamal Eppadi naanum valarnthaen
Ada eppadi naanum malarnthaen
Vaazhkkai romba chinnathu konjam Vaazhnthu vittaal nallathu
Kattil mael enna sattangal ingu Aanum ondru pennum ondru…
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Rendu kulai thallum vaazhai Adhu naanallavaa
Kickkuththaan sarakku Meenu kokkukuththaan irukku
Allikkittu mallukattu Ponnu thanthaa muththam yaezhettu
Moththa kuththagaikku thaaraen Ada vaa mannavaa
Rendu kulai thallum vaazhai Adhu naanallavaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
"Moththa Kuthagaikku" is a bold and playful declaration of desire from a woman's perspective, characteristic of Tamil cinema songs from the late 80s. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are rich with metaphors that celebrate female sensuality and the natural order of attraction between genders. The singer confidently offers herself completely, likening herself to a fertile banana tree, a classic symbol of abundance and desirability. The song playfully asserts that just as liquor is for intoxication and fish for the stork, so too is the woman's allure meant for her lover, encouraging him to embrace passion without hesitation.
The song delves into philosophical yet earthy themes of interdependence, using the classic chicken-and-egg paradox to illustrate how men and women are intrinsically linked and essential for creation and the world's functioning. It champions a carpe diem attitude, urging to embrace pleasure in this fleeting life, questioning societal rules that might restrict intimacy. The lyrics highlight the woman's inherent power and allure, suggesting that even ascetics are drawn to her charm, and concludes with a powerful statement of equality in desire, proclaiming that on the bed, man and woman are one, free from constraints.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Moththa Kuthagaikku?
Moththa Kuthagaikku is sung by கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Moththa Kuthagaikku from?
The song Moththa Kuthagaikku is featured in the movie Ganam Courtar Avargale.
Who wrote the lyrics for Moththa Kuthagaikku?
The lyrics for Moththa Kuthagaikku were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Devendran.
Is English translation available for Moththa Kuthagaikku lyrics?
Yes! Moththa Kuthagaikku lyrics from Ganam Courtar Avargale include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Moththa Kuthagaikku lyrics?
"Moththa Kuthagaikku" is a bold and playful declaration of desire from a woman's perspective, characteristic of Tamil cinema songs from the late 80s. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are rich with metaphors that celebrate female sensuality and the natural order of attraction between genders. The singer confidently offers herself completely, likening herself to a fertile banana tree, a classic symbol of abundance and desirability. The song playfully asserts that just as liquor is for intoxication and fish for the stork, so too is the woman's allure meant for her lover, encouraging him to embrace passion without hesitation. The song delves into philosophical yet earthy themes of interdependence, using the classic chicken-and-egg paradox to illustrate how men and women are intrinsically linked and essential for creation and the world's functioning. It champions a carpe diem attitude, urging to embrace pleasure in this fleeting life, questioning societal rules that might restrict intimacy. The lyrics highlight the woman's inherent power and allure, suggesting that even ascetics are drawn to her charm, and concludes with a powerful statement of equality in desire, proclaiming that on the bed, man and woman are one, free from constraints.
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