Oh Krishna Duet Lyrics
From the movie Unakkaga Piranthen
Oh Krishna Duet Song Lyrics is the track from Unakkaga Piranthen Tamil Film – 1992, Starring Prashanth, Mohini, Sangeeta, Janagaraj. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Oh ho ho oh ho ho Oh ho ho oh ho ho
Oh ho ho oh ho ho
Oh krishna oh krishna raadhai naan Oyaamal nee sollum geedhai naan
Oh raadha oh raadha koodavaa Poo maalai naan thaanae sooda vaa
Kaadhal ennum mandhiram Kaadhil sonna mannanae
Aasai ennum oonjalil Aadavaitha ponmani
Thaniyaga naan vaazha mudiyadhu Nee indri en vaanam vidiyadhu
Vaaramal povathoohho
Oh raadha oh raadha koodavaa Poo maalai naan thaanae sooda vaa
Or naalile Vizhi naalum sernthatheae
En tholilae ilamaanum saindhadhae Un vaasalthan en koyil sannidhiee
Nee illaiyel ingu yedhu nimmadhi
Nee thandha mogangal Yaarodu naan solla
Naan paadum raagangal Neeyandri veralla
Aanadham alaipaayum Neeyum naanum serum pozhudhu
Oh krishna oh krishna raadhai naan Oyaamal nee sollum geedhai naan
Pon oviyam Kadal thandi vandhathu
Than jeevanai un kaiyil thandhathu Namm nesamae
Verum kaanal aavadhaahh. Naan indriyae un kaalgal povadha
En paadhi neeyaaga Un paadhi naanaaga
Yen indru sendraayo Nee mattum veraaga
Vaanam nee thazhuvadhu Vaazhvathedhu kaadhal nilavu
Oh raadha oh raadha koodavaa Poo maalai naan thaanae sooda vaa
Oh krishna oh krishna raadhai naan Oyaamal nee sollum geedhai naan
Kaadhal ennum mandhiram Kaadhil sonna kanmani
Aasai ennum oonjalil Aadavaitha kannanae
Thaniyaga naan vaazha mudiyadhu Nee indri en vaanam vidiyadhu
Vaaramal povadhoohho
Oh krishna oh krishna raadhai naan Oyaamal nee sollum geedhai naan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Oh Krishna Duet', from the 1992 film 'Unakkaga Piranthen', beautifully encapsulates the timeless love story of Radha and Krishna. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, portray the deep devotion and longing between lovers, using the divine metaphor of Radha's unwavering love for Krishna. The female voice expresses her identity as Radha, the eternal devotee, and the Gita that Krishna recites, signifying her complete surrender and integration into his being. The male voice, in turn, invites his Radha, promising to adorn her as a garland, emphasizing his affection and desire for her presence.
The song explores themes of inseparable love, longing, and the pain of separation. Both protagonists declare their inability to live without each other, highlighting their intertwined destinies. The lyrics speak of shared moments, the sanctity of their bond, and the fear of their love becoming a 'mirage'. The repeated pleas for reunion and the assertion that their lives are incomplete without the other underscore the emotional depth and romantic intensity of the duet. It's a classic romantic plea, wrapped in a devotional allegory, making it resonate with anyone who has experienced profound love and yearning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oh Krishna Duet?
Oh Krishna Duet is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Oh Krishna Duet from?
The song Oh Krishna Duet is featured in the movie Unakkaga Piranthen.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oh Krishna Duet?
The lyrics for Oh Krishna Duet were written by Vaali with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Oh Krishna Duet lyrics?
Yes! Oh Krishna Duet lyrics from Unakkaga Piranthen include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oh Krishna Duet lyrics?
This song, 'Oh Krishna Duet', from the 1992 film 'Unakkaga Piranthen', beautifully encapsulates the timeless love story of Radha and Krishna. The lyrics, penned by Vaali, portray the deep devotion and longing between lovers, using the divine metaphor of Radha's unwavering love for Krishna. The female voice expresses her identity as Radha, the eternal devotee, and the Gita that Krishna recites, signifying her complete surrender and integration into his being. The male voice, in turn, invites his Radha, promising to adorn her as a garland, emphasizing his affection and desire for her presence. The song explores themes of inseparable love, longing, and the pain of separation. Both protagonists declare their inability to live without each other, highlighting their intertwined destinies. The lyrics speak of shared moments, the sanctity of their bond, and the fear of their love becoming a 'mirage'. The repeated pleas for reunion and the assertion that their lives are incomplete without the other underscore the emotional depth and romantic intensity of the duet. It's a classic romantic plea, wrapped in a devotional allegory, making it resonate with anyone who has experienced profound love and yearning.