Mullaipoo Pallakku Lyrics
From the movie Vani Rani
Mullaipoo Pallakku Song Lyrics is the track from Vani Rani Tamil Film – 1974, Starring Vanisri, Sivaji Ganesan, R. Muthuraman, K. D. Santhanam, K. A. Thangavelu, C. K. Saraswathi, Srikanth, Senthamarai, Nagesh, G. Varalakshmi. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Mullai poo pallakku povadhengae Kani moondrum pogum paadhai engae
Mullai poo pallakku povadhengae Kani moondrum pogum paadhai engae
Idhu kaavalai meeriya kaatru Un kaadhalai vaerengum kaattu
Idhu kaavalai meeriya kaatru Un kaadhalai vaerengum kaattu
Oru pakkam paarthaal azhaippu Maru pakkam paarthaal kodhippu
Idhu pillai gunamaa illai kallathanamaa Nadai pinnal idum kaaranam ennammaa
Kaaranam solla oru naal podhumaa Udhattinil varuvadhu sirippu
Ullathil erivadhu neruppu Idhil kaadhal varumaa illai modhal varumaa
Ungal kangal seiyum saagasam konjamaa
Saagasam pengalukku thaan sondhamaa
Mullai poo pallakku povadhengae Kani moondrum pogum paadhai engae
Idhu kaavalai meeriya kaatru Un kaadhalai vaerengum kaattu
Lalaa lalaa laa Lalaal lalaa lalaa
Aehaehae…
Ullathai koduthaen unakku Ini unakkaen vaeroru kanakku
Indru unmai sollungal Pinbu ennai thodungal
Ungal ullathukku Naan mattum sondhamaa
Vaanathil venmathi Ondrae yammaa
En vaazhkkaikku thunaiyum Neeyae yammaa
Aahaahaa aahaahaa Aahaa haahaa
Lala laallaa laallaa laalla lallaa
Mhum hum hum hum Haa… haa… haa…
Mhum hum hum hum Hae… hae… hae…
Ahahaa haa haa Haa… haa… haa…
Ohoho ho ho Hae… hae… hae…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Mullaippoo Pallakku,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Vani Rani.' The lyrics depict a classic courtship scenario where the male protagonist playfully teases and questions the female's intentions, using metaphors like the 'jasmine flower palanquin' and 'three fruits' to symbolize her beauty and the sweetness of their potential union. He challenges her seemingly contradictory expressions – an inviting glance on one side and a 'boiling' look on the other – wondering if it's childishness or cunning, and questioning her 'faltering walk' as a sign of hidden feelings.
The female protagonist responds with a mix of coy defiance and underlying affection. While initially deflecting his playful accusations, she eventually affirms her devotion, stating that she has given her heart to him and that he is her sole companion, just as there is only one moon in the sky. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull, the flirtatious banter, and the eventual affirmation of love that is characteristic of many beloved Tamil cinema duets, set to K. V. Mahadevan's melodious music and Kannadasan's poetic lyrics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Mullaipoo Pallakku?
Mullaipoo Pallakku is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Mullaipoo Pallakku from?
The song Mullaipoo Pallakku is featured in the movie Vani Rani.
Who wrote the lyrics for Mullaipoo Pallakku?
The lyrics for Mullaipoo Pallakku were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Mullaipoo Pallakku lyrics?
Yes! Mullaipoo Pallakku lyrics from Vani Rani include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Mullaipoo Pallakku lyrics?
This song, 'Mullaippoo Pallakku,' is a delightful and playful romantic duet from the 1974 film 'Vani Rani.' The lyrics depict a classic courtship scenario where the male protagonist playfully teases and questions the female's intentions, using metaphors like the 'jasmine flower palanquin' and 'three fruits' to symbolize her beauty and the sweetness of their potential union. He challenges her seemingly contradictory expressions – an inviting glance on one side and a 'boiling' look on the other – wondering if it's childishness or cunning, and questioning her 'faltering walk' as a sign of hidden feelings. The female protagonist responds with a mix of coy defiance and underlying affection. While initially deflecting his playful accusations, she eventually affirms her devotion, stating that she has given her heart to him and that he is her sole companion, just as there is only one moon in the sky. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull, the flirtatious banter, and the eventual affirmation of love that is characteristic of many beloved Tamil cinema duets, set to K. V. Mahadevan's melodious music and Kannadasan's poetic lyrics.