Paarkirathum Muraikirathum Cover Art

Paarkirathum Muraikirathum Lyrics

From the movie Alai Osai

Paarkirathum Muraikirathum Song Lyrics is the track from Alai Osai Tamil Film – 1985, Starring Vijayakanth, Nalini, Goundamani, Senthil, Radha Ravi, Sangili Murugan, Gandhimathi, Loose Mohan, Idichapuli Selvaraj, Master Haja Sheriff. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorIlayaraja
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LyricistGangai Amaran

Singers

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Singerமலேசியா வாசுதேவன்

Star Cast

Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo

Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo
Kukkuruku kukkukkoo kukkuruku kukkukkoo Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo
Kukkuruk kukkuruk kukkuruk kukkurukukkoo

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum sariyilla
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum sariyilla
Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum sariyilla
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum sariyilla

Aathulayum thoppulayum Kaattulayum maettulayum

Kaattulayum maettulayum Roattulayum veettulayum
Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum sariyilla Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum sariyilla
Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum sariyilla Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum sariyilla

Allikkolla vandhen rathinamae Adi neeyum naanum onnaa suthanumae
Hey heyy Allikkolla vandhen rathinamae
Adi neeyum naanum onnaa suthanumae Hey heyy
Rathinamae onnaa suthanumae Andha raavellaam yedhedho kathanumae

Papparapaa pappa papparapaa pappa Papparapaa papparapaa papparapaa

Indhiranum naanae Chandhiranum naanae
Ennudanae vaadi muthinamae Vaa mayilae poonguyilae
Vandhu vidu pen mayilae

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Aathulayum thoppulayum Kaattulayum maettulayum
Kaattulayum maettulayum Roattulayum veettulayum

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Ilamai aattam podum nadanam thaan Idhu enakku yeththa nalla uruvam thaan
Hey heyy Ilamai aattam podum nadanam thaan
Idhu enakku yeththa nalla uruvam thaan Hey heyy
Uruvam thaan nalla paruvam thaan Ippo ullukkullae dhenam vellam thaan

Papparapaa pappa papparapaa pappa Papparapaa papparapaa papparapaa

Thondharavu onnu pannudhadi Kannu sundhariyae
Indham puruvam thaan Vaa mayilae poonguyilae
Vandhu vidu penn mayilae

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Aathulayum thoppulayum Kaattulayum maettulayum
Kaattulayum maettulayum Roattulayum veettulayum

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Paakkuradhum moraikkiradhum Sagajam thaan
Kanna saaikkiradhum yeikkiradhum Sarasam thaan

Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo
Kukkuruku kukkukkoo kukkuruku kukkukkoo Kukkurukukkoo kukkurukukkoo
Kukkuruk kukkuruk kukkuruk kukkurukukkooa

Song Meaning & Analysis

The song "Paarkirathum Muraikirathum" from the 1985 film 'Alai Osai' is a playful and romantic exchange, primarily from the male protagonist's perspective. Initially, he expresses a lighthearted complaint about the female's actions—her glances, glares, and coy deceptions—stating that they are "not right." He observes her everywhere, from natural settings like rivers and groves to common places like roads and homes, indicating his constant attention and infatuation. He openly declares his desire to embrace her, calling her his 'jewel,' and wishes for them to roam together, chattering through the night, hinting at a budding and eager romance.

As the song progresses, the male protagonist's tone shifts from a mild complaint to an acceptance and appreciation of her actions. He reinterprets her looking, glaring, and coy glances not as wrong, but as "natural" and part of their "flirtation." He elevates himself by likening himself to powerful deities like Indra and Chandra, inviting her, his 'pearl,' 'peacock,' and 'cuckoo,' to join him. He praises her youthful dance and beautiful form, acknowledging a growing sense of pride within him. He playfully points out how her eyebrow is causing him 'trouble,' further emphasizing his infatuation and inviting her to be his 'female peacock,' encapsulating the essence of a lighthearted, teasing courtship.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Paarkirathum Muraikirathum?

Paarkirathum Muraikirathum is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.

Which movie is Paarkirathum Muraikirathum from?

The song Paarkirathum Muraikirathum is featured in the movie Alai Osai.

Who wrote the lyrics for Paarkirathum Muraikirathum?

The lyrics for Paarkirathum Muraikirathum were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Paarkirathum Muraikirathum lyrics?

Yes! Paarkirathum Muraikirathum lyrics from Alai Osai include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Paarkirathum Muraikirathum lyrics?

The song "Paarkirathum Muraikirathum" from the 1985 film 'Alai Osai' is a playful and romantic exchange, primarily from the male protagonist's perspective. Initially, he expresses a lighthearted complaint about the female's actions—her glances, glares, and coy deceptions—stating that they are "not right." He observes her everywhere, from natural settings like rivers and groves to common places like roads and homes, indicating his constant attention and infatuation. He openly declares his desire to embrace her, calling her his 'jewel,' and wishes for them to roam together, chattering through the night, hinting at a budding and eager romance. As the song progresses, the male protagonist's tone shifts from a mild complaint to an acceptance and appreciation of her actions. He reinterprets her looking, glaring, and coy glances not as wrong, but as "natural" and part of their "flirtation." He elevates himself by likening himself to powerful deities like Indra and Chandra, inviting her, his 'pearl,' 'peacock,' and 'cuckoo,' to join him. He praises her youthful dance and beautiful form, acknowledging a growing sense of pride within him. He playfully points out how her eyebrow is causing him 'trouble,' further emphasizing his infatuation and inviting her to be his 'female peacock,' encapsulating the essence of a lighthearted, teasing courtship.

Song Details

Song NamePaarkirathum Muraikirathum
Singersமலேசியா வாசுதேவன்
LyricistGangai Amaran
LanguageTamil

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