Naan Kannan Alladi Lyrics
From the movie Andru Sinthiya Ratham
Naan Kannan Alladi Song Lyrics is the track from Andru Sinthiya Ratham Tamil Film – 1977. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Naan kannan allaldi Antha kanthan alladi
Naan kannan allaldi Antha kanthan alladi
Iru kadhalikkum maalai soodum Kallan alladi naan villanalladi
Ava aasappattaa nadakkumaa Anachchikkittaa kidakkumaa
Aaththu vellam keni thanni Adichchikkittu pogumaa
Naan kannan allaldi Antha kanthan alladi
Nalla neram naanthaan thappiththathu Munnaaladi ava pinnaaladi
Nalla neram naanthaan thappiththathu Munnaaladi ava pinnaaladi
Nee irukke ponnu adi verethukku onnu Neer irukkum kannu ennai mayanguthadi ninnu
Aduththavalai thodamaattaendi Unmael aasa vaiche vidamaattaendi
Naan kannan allaldi Antha kanthan alladi
Kobam thaabam ellaam koodaathadi Neethaanadi paavam naanthaanadi
Kobam thaabam ellaam koodaathadi Neethaanadi paavam naanthaanadi
Verupakkam ponaa naan maari viduvaenaa Thottuvitta naanaa unnai vittuviduvenaa
Thaen kudikka vanthaenadi Nee thigattidaatha senthaenadi
Naan kannan allaldi Antha kanthan alladi
Adi karumbu ennai virumbu Naan iruthalai kolli erumbu
Ava thurumbu konjam thirumbu Nee neththu pooththa arumbu
Adi karumbu ennai virumbu Naan iruthalai kolli erumbu
Ava thurumbu konjam thirumbu Nee neththu pooththa arumbu
Unakkuthaandi sontham Unakkum undu pantham
Irandu perkkum inbam Enakkuthaandi thunbam
Ammaadi pattathupothu Naan aasappattu thottathu pothum
Naan kannanthanadi Antha kanthan
Iru kadhalikku idaiyil Ippo villanthaanadi
Naan villanthaanadi
Naan kannanthanadi Antha kanthan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song delves into the complex emotional turmoil of a man caught in a love triangle. Initially, he vehemently denies being like the mythological figures Krishna or Murugan (Kandan), both known for having multiple consorts, asserting his loyalty to one woman. He tries to reassure her, dismissing the other woman's advances and emphasizing that his heart and desire are solely for her. He portrays himself as a victim of circumstances, caught between two women, and expresses his commitment to the woman he is singing to, promising he won't leave her.
As the song progresses, the man's initial denial gives way to a resigned acceptance of his predicament. He acknowledges the pain and sorrow this situation brings him, feeling like an "ant caught between two burning sticks." Despite his earlier claims, he ultimately concedes that he has become a "villain" in this scenario, implicitly accepting the comparison to Krishna or Kandan, but with a sense of tragedy rather than triumph. The song beautifully captures the internal conflict, guilt, and eventual surrender to a fate he initially tried to reject, highlighting the emotional toll of such a dilemma.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Kannan Alladi?
Naan Kannan Alladi is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Naan Kannan Alladi from?
The song Naan Kannan Alladi is featured in the movie Andru Sinthiya Ratham.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Kannan Alladi?
The lyrics for Naan Kannan Alladi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Naan Kannan Alladi lyrics?
Yes! Naan Kannan Alladi lyrics from Andru Sinthiya Ratham include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Kannan Alladi lyrics?
This song delves into the complex emotional turmoil of a man caught in a love triangle. Initially, he vehemently denies being like the mythological figures Krishna or Murugan (Kandan), both known for having multiple consorts, asserting his loyalty to one woman. He tries to reassure her, dismissing the other woman's advances and emphasizing that his heart and desire are solely for her. He portrays himself as a victim of circumstances, caught between two women, and expresses his commitment to the woman he is singing to, promising he won't leave her. As the song progresses, the man's initial denial gives way to a resigned acceptance of his predicament. He acknowledges the pain and sorrow this situation brings him, feeling like an "ant caught between two burning sticks." Despite his earlier claims, he ultimately concedes that he has become a "villain" in this scenario, implicitly accepting the comparison to Krishna or Kandan, but with a sense of tragedy rather than triumph. The song beautifully captures the internal conflict, guilt, and eventual surrender to a fate he initially tried to reject, highlighting the emotional toll of such a dilemma.
