Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet Lyrics
From the movie Amman Kovil Thiruvizha
Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet Song Lyrics is the track from Amman Kovil Thiruvizha Tamil Film – 1990, Starring Nizhalgal Ravi, Kanaka, Goundamani, Senthil, Kovai Sarala. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மனோ. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Naan sonnaal kelammaa Kannaal paaarammaa
O en aasai kiliyae Nee vaa en aasai kiliyae
En mel kobamaa yaedho thaabamaa O en aasai kiliyae
Badhil thaa en aasai kiliyae Poongaatril aadum dhaavani
Kaadhil paadum laavani
Nee sonnaal podhumaa Pennaal aagumaa
O en aasai kiliyae Thalli po en aasai kiliyae
Aei en mel kobamaa yaedho thaabamaa O en aasai kiliyae
Ingu yen en meedhu pazhiyae
Pandha kaal eppavo O ooo… pathirikai achidavo
Pakkam naan nirkkavao O ooo poo mudithu pottidavo
Mathalangal kottum Nee manjal thaali kattum
Thirunaal varakoodum
Raathiri adi nitham nitham Idhazh vaarthidum
Pala mutham mutham Kaalam neram koodalaam
Kalyaana kolam kondaadalaam
Nee sonnaal podhumaa Pennaal aagumaa
O en aasai kiliyae Thalli po en aasai kiliyae
Aei en mel kobamaa yaedho thaabamaa O en aasai kiliyae
Ingu yen en meedhu pazhiyae Naan kaaval meera koodumaa
Mazhaiyil kuyilum paadumaa
Naan sonnaal kelammaa Kannaal paaarammaa
O en aasai kiliyae Nee vaa en aasai kiliyaehaehae…ae…
Mella thaan thottukko O ooo… thenpazhani sandhanathai
Maalaiyaai kattikko O ooo… then madhurai malligaiyai
Kai irandum alla Nee sammadhamum solla
Kidaithaal viduvaeno
Poo magal Undhan sondham sondham
Ondru serndha pin Pudhu sandham sandham
Kaalai maalai ketkiren Kanna un paattu kachaeri thaan
Naan sonnaal kelammaa Kannaal paaarammaa
O en aasai kiliyae Nee vaa en aasai kiliyae
Aei en mel kobamaa Yaedho thaabamaa
O en aasai kiliyae Ingu yen en meedhu pazhiyae
Naan kaaval meera koodumaa Mazhaiyil kuyilum paadumaa
Poongaatril aadum dhaavani Kaadhil paadum laavani
Nee sonnaal podhumaa Pennaal aagumaa
O en aasai kiliyae Thalli po en aasai kiliyae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This duet from 'Amman Kovil Thiruvizha' is a playful and romantic exchange between a man and a woman, where the man ardently expresses his love and desire for marriage, while the woman, though seemingly hesitant, subtly reciprocates his feelings. The man, addressing her as his "beloved parrot," urges her to listen to his words and acknowledge his love, questioning if her aloofness stems from anger or a hidden longing. He paints a vivid picture of their future together, from printing wedding invitations to tying the sacred thread, emphasizing his eagerness for their union.
The woman, in turn, playfully pushes him away, questioning if his words alone are enough and if she can easily give in. She expresses a sense of societal expectation or personal reservation, asking why the blame for their unfulfilled desires falls on her. Despite her initial resistance, her lines about offering sandalwood and jasmine, and her eventual admission that she is "truly yours," reveal her underlying affection and readiness to embrace their love, culminating in a beautiful acceptance of their destined union. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, filled with poetic imagery and heartfelt declarations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet?
Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் மனோ.
Which movie is Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet from?
The song Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet is featured in the movie Amman Kovil Thiruvizha.
Who wrote the lyrics for Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet?
The lyrics for Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet were written by Vaali with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet lyrics?
Yes! Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet lyrics from Amman Kovil Thiruvizha include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Naan Sonnal Kelamma Duet lyrics?
This duet from 'Amman Kovil Thiruvizha' is a playful and romantic exchange between a man and a woman, where the man ardently expresses his love and desire for marriage, while the woman, though seemingly hesitant, subtly reciprocates his feelings. The man, addressing her as his "beloved parrot," urges her to listen to his words and acknowledge his love, questioning if her aloofness stems from anger or a hidden longing. He paints a vivid picture of their future together, from printing wedding invitations to tying the sacred thread, emphasizing his eagerness for their union. The woman, in turn, playfully pushes him away, questioning if his words alone are enough and if she can easily give in. She expresses a sense of societal expectation or personal reservation, asking why the blame for their unfulfilled desires falls on her. Despite her initial resistance, her lines about offering sandalwood and jasmine, and her eventual admission that she is "truly yours," reveal her underlying affection and readiness to embrace their love, culminating in a beautiful acceptance of their destined union. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull of budding romance, filled with poetic imagery and heartfelt declarations.
