Muthu Chippikkulle Lyrics
From the movie Kuzhanthai Ullam
Muthu Chippikkulle Song Lyrics is the track from Kuzhanthai Ullam Tamil Film – 1969. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by S. P. Kothandapani. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu
Mudhal naal mayakkam vara kandu Monathil aazhndhadhu suvai kondu
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu
Aa… aa…aa…aa…aaa…
Thalai magan seidhadhu sodhanaiyo Thalaivikku inbathin vaedhanaiyo
Thalai magan seidhadhu sodhanaiyo Thalaivikku inbathin vaedhanaiyo
Kalaigalil oviyam rasikkindradho Kalaigalil oviyam rasikkindradho
Kanavinilae kandu sirikkindradho
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu
Laalaallalaa… laalaallalaa… Laalaallalaa… laallaa
Muthamitta idhazhae paalaaga Munnidai melindhu noolaaga
Katti vaitha koondhal alaiyaaga Katti vaitha koondhal alaiyaaga
Kannangal irandum vilaiyaaga
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu
Thaen tharum nilavae nee saatchi Thendral kaatrae nee saatchi
Thaen tharum nilavae nee saatchi Thendral kaatrae nee saatchi
Vaanum nilavum ulla varai Vaanum nilavum ulla varai
Valarattum kaadhal arasaatchi Valarattum kaadhal arasaatchi
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu Mudhal naal mayakkam vara kandu
Monathil aazhndhadhu suvai kondu
Muthu chippikkullae Oru poo vandu
Kudi kondadhae inba thaenundu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil song beautifully uses the metaphor of a bee settling inside a pearl oyster to describe the blossoming of love and intimacy between a couple. The 'sweet honey' represents the joy and pleasure found in their union, with the 'first day's intoxication' hinting at the initial, overwhelming feelings of new love. The lyrics evoke a sense of deep contentment and absorption, as the bee (representing one of the lovers) plunges into silence, savoring the taste of this newfound happiness.
The song further explores the playful and passionate dynamics of their relationship, questioning if the hero's actions are a 'test' or if the heroine experiences a 'pain of pleasure,' suggesting the intensity and perhaps the bittersweet nature of profound emotional connection. It then vividly describes the physical expressions of their love, using rich imagery like lips turning to milk, a slender waist, and hair like waves, culminating in a powerful declaration that calls upon the moon and gentle breeze as eternal witnesses to their enduring love, wishing for its everlasting reign.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Muthu Chippikkulle?
Muthu Chippikkulle is sung by பி. சுசீலா மற்றும் எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Muthu Chippikkulle from?
The song Muthu Chippikkulle is featured in the movie Kuzhanthai Ullam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Muthu Chippikkulle?
The lyrics for Muthu Chippikkulle were written by Kannadasan with music composed by S. P. Kothandapani.
Is English translation available for Muthu Chippikkulle lyrics?
Yes! Muthu Chippikkulle lyrics from Kuzhanthai Ullam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Muthu Chippikkulle lyrics?
This classic Tamil song beautifully uses the metaphor of a bee settling inside a pearl oyster to describe the blossoming of love and intimacy between a couple. The 'sweet honey' represents the joy and pleasure found in their union, with the 'first day's intoxication' hinting at the initial, overwhelming feelings of new love. The lyrics evoke a sense of deep contentment and absorption, as the bee (representing one of the lovers) plunges into silence, savoring the taste of this newfound happiness. The song further explores the playful and passionate dynamics of their relationship, questioning if the hero's actions are a 'test' or if the heroine experiences a 'pain of pleasure,' suggesting the intensity and perhaps the bittersweet nature of profound emotional connection. It then vividly describes the physical expressions of their love, using rich imagery like lips turning to milk, a slender waist, and hair like waves, culminating in a powerful declaration that calls upon the moon and gentle breeze as eternal witnesses to their enduring love, wishing for its everlasting reign.
