Nichayam Naane Lyrics
From the movie Soppu Seeppu Kannadi - 1968
Nichayam Naane Song Lyrics is the track from Soppu Seeppu Kannadi - 1968 Tamil Film – 1968. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai Vaanan.
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Haaaaaaaaaa…aa… Do u love me
Nichayam naanae natural beauty Ninaithathai seiven thats my duty
Vizhigalinaalae kadhai pala solven Idhazhgalinaalae insuvai tharuven…chchu
Do u love me Do u love me
Do u love me Come on tell me
Nichayam naanae natural beauty Ninaithathai seiven thats my duty
Kannadi polae melae Thannalae minnum nylex
Kannalae pesum podhu munnalae Thondrum eyetex
Ponnaana kaigal meedhu Ennaalum kaanum cutex
Thaenaaga konjum neram Poovaaga maarum lipstick
Can i kiss Boomchikku boomchikku
Boomchikku boomchikku Boomchikku boomchikku
Chikku chikku boom Boomchikku boomchikku
Boomchikku boomchikku Boomchikku boomchikku
Chikku chikku boom
Nichayam naanae natural beauty Ninaithathai seiven thats my duty
Pennana ennai kandu Kalyaana aasai kondu
Pollaadha potti pottu Ellorum que vil nindraal
Nandraaga naanumvandhu Mun naani koni nindru
Kannaala endru sonnaal Thalladi aaduvarae
I am sorry Endhan aasai vaazhvil
Ennam niraivaagum Indhiyaavil vaazhum
Inter National beauty
Nichayam naanae natural beauty Ninaithathai seiven thats my duty
Vizhigalinaalae kadhai pala solven Idhazhgalinaalae insuvai tharuven…chchu
Do u love me Do u love me
Do u love me Come on tell me
Nichayam naanae natural beauty Ninaithathai seiven thats my duty
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Nichayam Naane" from the 1968 film 'Soppu Seeppu Kannadi' is a playful and confident declaration of self-love and allure by a woman. The protagonist asserts herself as a "natural beauty" who is determined to live life on her own terms, emphasizing that fulfilling her desires is her "duty." She uses vivid imagery, referencing popular cosmetic brands of the era like Nylex, Eyetex, Cutex, and Lipstick, to highlight her charm and modern appeal, suggesting that her beauty is both inherent and enhanced by contemporary trends.
The lyrics convey a sense of playful teasing and self-assuredness. The repeated English phrases "Do you love me?" and "Can I kiss?" interspersed with Tamil lines and rhythmic sounds like "Boomchikku" add a cosmopolitan and flirtatious touch, reflecting the evolving cultural landscape of the late 60s. The song culminates in her imagining a line of suitors vying for her attention, only to be captivated by her coy charm, ultimately proclaiming herself an "International Beauty" living in India, embodying a blend of traditional allure and modern confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Nichayam Naane?
Nichayam Naane is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Nichayam Naane from?
The song Nichayam Naane is featured in the movie Soppu Seeppu Kannadi - 1968.
Who wrote the lyrics for Nichayam Naane?
The lyrics for Nichayam Naane were written by Thanjai Vaanan with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Nichayam Naane lyrics?
Yes! Nichayam Naane lyrics from Soppu Seeppu Kannadi - 1968 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Nichayam Naane lyrics?
The song "Nichayam Naane" from the 1968 film 'Soppu Seeppu Kannadi' is a playful and confident declaration of self-love and allure by a woman. The protagonist asserts herself as a "natural beauty" who is determined to live life on her own terms, emphasizing that fulfilling her desires is her "duty." She uses vivid imagery, referencing popular cosmetic brands of the era like Nylex, Eyetex, Cutex, and Lipstick, to highlight her charm and modern appeal, suggesting that her beauty is both inherent and enhanced by contemporary trends. The lyrics convey a sense of playful teasing and self-assuredness. The repeated English phrases "Do you love me?" and "Can I kiss?" interspersed with Tamil lines and rhythmic sounds like "Boomchikku" add a cosmopolitan and flirtatious touch, reflecting the evolving cultural landscape of the late 60s. The song culminates in her imagining a line of suitors vying for her attention, only to be captivated by her coy charm, ultimately proclaiming herself an "International Beauty" living in India, embodying a blend of traditional allure and modern confidence.
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