Nalladhu Kanne Lyrics
From the movie Raman Thediya Seethai - 1972
Nalladhu Kanne Song Lyrics is the track from Raman Thediya Seethai - 1972 Tamil Film – 1972. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Oohho oho oho Aahaa aahaa aa
Ohho oho oho
Nallathu kannae Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Seethaseethaseethaseetha
Nallathu kannaa Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Rama rama srirama
Nallathu kannaa Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Rama rama srirama
Kaalodu kaalgal pinna Oorkolam pogum megam
Kaalodu kaalgal pinna Oorkolam pogum megam
Mappillai pennodu Mappillai pennodu
Panneeril neeraada selgindratho
Nallathu kannae Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Seethaseethaseethaseetha
Thedum uravugal iravai ninaiththu Vaadum nilai kandaen
Thedum uravugal iravai ninaiththu Vaadum nilai kandaen
Paadum paravaigal paniyil vizhunthu Koodum suvai kanadaen
Paadum paravaigal paniyil vizhunthu Koodum suvai kanadaen
Thevaigal aayiram Paarvaiyil theerumo
Thevaigal aayiram Paarvaiyil theerumo
Nallathu kannaa Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Rama rama srirama
Maalai pozhuthinil Mannanin maarbil manjal pathiyaatho
Kaalai pozhuthil katti anaiththu Kangal sivakkaatho
Neenda naal vaazhvinai Vendinaen vanthathu
Neenda naal vaazhvinai Vendinaen vanthathu
Nallathu kannae Kanavu kaninthathu nandri unakku
Uravil ezhunthathu anbu vilakku Enathu madiyinil vaa
Seethaseethaseethaseetha…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Nalladhu Kanne', is a beautiful romantic duet from the 1972 film 'Raman Thediya Seethai'. The lyrics, penned by the legendary Kannadasan, capture the profound joy and fulfillment experienced by two lovers as their dreams of togetherness come true. The male and female voices, addressing each other as 'Kanna' (dear boy) and 'Kanne' (dear girl), express gratitude for their blossoming love, likening it to a lamp ignited in their relationship. The repeated invitations to 'come into my lap' signify deep intimacy and comfort, further emphasized by the invocation of the divine couple Rama and Sita, aligning their love with an ideal of devotion and companionship.
The song uses rich poetic imagery to describe their union: intertwined feet like clouds on a procession, and the metaphor of bathing in rosewater to signify their pure and celebratory love. It contrasts the longing of unfulfilled relationships with the sweet union found in their own, suggesting that while desires are many, true satisfaction comes from this shared bond. The lyrics beautifully anticipate the tender moments of married life, from the turmeric imprinting on the chest in the evening to the passionate embraces of the morning, culminating in a heartfelt wish for a long and blessed life together, a wish that has now been granted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nalladhu Kanne?
Nalladhu Kanne is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Nalladhu Kanne from?
The song Nalladhu Kanne is featured in the movie Raman Thediya Seethai - 1972.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nalladhu Kanne?
The lyrics for Nalladhu Kanne were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Nalladhu Kanne lyrics?
Yes! Nalladhu Kanne lyrics from Raman Thediya Seethai - 1972 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nalladhu Kanne lyrics?
This song, 'Nalladhu Kanne', is a beautiful romantic duet from the 1972 film 'Raman Thediya Seethai'. The lyrics, penned by the legendary Kannadasan, capture the profound joy and fulfillment experienced by two lovers as their dreams of togetherness come true. The male and female voices, addressing each other as 'Kanna' (dear boy) and 'Kanne' (dear girl), express gratitude for their blossoming love, likening it to a lamp ignited in their relationship. The repeated invitations to 'come into my lap' signify deep intimacy and comfort, further emphasized by the invocation of the divine couple Rama and Sita, aligning their love with an ideal of devotion and companionship. The song uses rich poetic imagery to describe their union: intertwined feet like clouds on a procession, and the metaphor of bathing in rosewater to signify their pure and celebratory love. It contrasts the longing of unfulfilled relationships with the sweet union found in their own, suggesting that while desires are many, true satisfaction comes from this shared bond. The lyrics beautifully anticipate the tender moments of married life, from the turmeric imprinting on the chest in the evening to the passionate embraces of the morning, culminating in a heartfelt wish for a long and blessed life together, a wish that has now been granted.
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