
Palakkattu Pakkaththile Lyrics
From the movie Vietnam Veedu
Palakkattu Pakkaththile Song Lyrics is the track from Vietnam Veedu Tamil Film – 1970, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, Padmini, Srikanth, Rama Prabha, V. S. Raghavan, V. Gopalakrishnan, S. V. Ramadas, K. A. Thangavelu, Nagesh, K. Vijayan. This song was sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன். The music was composed by K.V. Mahadevan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
{ Paalakaatu Pakkathilae oru
Appavi raja
Avar Pazhakathilae
Kuzhanthaiyai Poloru ammanji raja } (2)
{ Yarammaa Adhu yarammaa } (2)
{ Paalakaatu Rajavuku oru appavi
Rani ava selai katta Paatha pothum
Ammami baani } (2)
{ Yaramma Adhu yaramma } (2)
Paalirukum Pazhamirukum
Palliyaraiyilae andha Paapavukum rajavukum
Santhi mugurtham
Santhi Endral ennavendru
Raniyai kettaram Rani thaanum andha
Kelviyai rajavai kettalam
{ Yenamma Adhu yenamma } (2)
Avar paditha Buthagathil santhi illaiyae
Indha anubavathai solli Thara palli illaiyae
Kavidhaiyilum Kalaigalilum pazhakamillaiyae
Avar kaadhalika netru Varai oruthi illaiyae
{ Yenamma Adhu yenamma } (2)
Pookalilae Vandurangum poigaiyai
Kandaram devi poojaiyilae Eshwaranin palliyai kandaram
Mara Kilaiyil anil irandu
Aadida kandaram Raja manasukullae
Puthiyadhoru anubavam kondaram
{ Yenamma Adhu yenamma } (2)
Paramasivan Sakthiyai oar paathiyil
Vaithaar andha paramaguru Rendu pakkam deviyai vaithaar
Paarkadalil Madhavano pakkathil
Vaithaar raja pathmanaaban Raniyai than nenjinil vaithaar
{ Yaramma Adhu naanamma } (2)
Paalakaatu Pakkathilae oru
Appavi raja
Avar Pazhakathilae
Kuzhanthaiyai Poloru ammanji raja
Paalakaatu Rajavuku oru appavi
Rani ava selai katta Paatha pothum
Ammami baani
Male & Female : { Yarammaa Adhu yarammaa } (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Vietnam Veedu' playfully narrates the story of a naive king from Palakkad and his equally innocent queen. The lyrics charmingly depict their wedding night, specifically the 'Santhi Muhurtham' (nuptial ceremony), where both the king and queen are so inexperienced that they don't understand the meaning of 'Shanthi'. The king, despite his education, finds no answers in books, and the queen, having no prior experience of love, is equally clueless. The song uses this innocence to highlight the purity of their relationship, suggesting that true understanding of love and intimacy comes from experience, not just knowledge.
The narrative then shifts to the king's gradual awakening to love and intimacy, drawing parallels from nature and mythology. He observes the simple beauty of bees sleeping in flowers, squirrels playing, and the divine unions of Shiva-Shakti and Vishnu-Lakshmi, which subtly guide him towards understanding his own bond with the queen. The song concludes with the king embracing his queen in his heart, signifying a newfound emotional connection and the blossoming of their love, moving from naive curiosity to a deeper, heartfelt bond. It's a sweet and humorous take on marital intimacy and the journey of discovery within a relationship.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Palakkattu Pakkaththile?
Palakkattu Pakkaththile is sung by டி.எம். சௌந்தரராஜன்.
Which movie is Palakkattu Pakkaththile from?
The song Palakkattu Pakkaththile is featured in the movie Vietnam Veedu.
Who wrote the lyrics for Palakkattu Pakkaththile?
The lyrics for Palakkattu Pakkaththile were written by Kannadasan with music composed by K.V. Mahadevan.
Is English translation available for Palakkattu Pakkaththile lyrics?
Yes! Palakkattu Pakkaththile lyrics from Vietnam Veedu include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Palakkattu Pakkaththile lyrics?
This song from 'Vietnam Veedu' playfully narrates the story of a naive king from Palakkad and his equally innocent queen. The lyrics charmingly depict their wedding night, specifically the 'Santhi Muhurtham' (nuptial ceremony), where both the king and queen are so inexperienced that they don't understand the meaning of 'Shanthi'. The king, despite his education, finds no answers in books, and the queen, having no prior experience of love, is equally clueless. The song uses this innocence to highlight the purity of their relationship, suggesting that true understanding of love and intimacy comes from experience, not just knowledge. The narrative then shifts to the king's gradual awakening to love and intimacy, drawing parallels from nature and mythology. He observes the simple beauty of bees sleeping in flowers, squirrels playing, and the divine unions of Shiva-Shakti and Vishnu-Lakshmi, which subtly guide him towards understanding his own bond with the queen. The song concludes with the king embracing his queen in his heart, signifying a newfound emotional connection and the blossoming of their love, moving from naive curiosity to a deeper, heartfelt bond. It's a sweet and humorous take on marital intimacy and the journey of discovery within a relationship.


