Panneer Poove Lyrics
From the movie Gnayirum Thingalum
Panneer Poove Song Lyrics is the track from Gnayirum Thingalum Tamil Film – 1960. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் ஏ. எல். ராகவன். The music was composed by M. S.Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : L. R. Eswari and A. L. Ragavan
Panneer poovae paathi nilaavae Pachchai kallil kattiya theare
Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae
Pattu pattu theriya nenjai Thottathu pothaatho
Pattu pattu theriya nenjai Thottathu pothaatho
Paathi kannaal pedhai pennai Suttathu pothaathosuttathu pothaatho
Mull poovai thottaalum Poo mullau thottaalum
Nee pennai thottaalum Thunbam pennukallavo
Nee pennai thottaalum Thunbam pennukallavo
Panneer poovae paathi nilaavae Pachchai kallil kattiya theare
Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae
Thaththi thaththi thaavum pennai Thottathu pothaathu
Thaththi thaththi thaavum pennai Thottathu pothaathu
Thangam pongum angam engum Suttathu pothaathu suttathu pothaathu
Thaen paalil pattaalum Paal thaenil pattaalum
Yaar yaarai thottaalum Thunpam inbamallavo
Yaar yaarai thottaalum Thunpam inbamallavo
Panneer poovae paathi nilaavae Pachchai kallil kattiya theare
Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae
Kottum mazhaiyil chittu polae Konjida vanthaayo
Kattu koondhal meththai viriththu Kaigal thaaraayo kaigal thaaraayo
Orr naalum vanthaalum Adhai naanum kandaalum
Yaar koodaathendraalum Nenjam koodumallavo
Yaar koodaathendraalum Nenjam koodumallavo
Panneer poovae paathi nilaavae Pachchai kallil kattiya theare
Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae Paaraayo ennai paathi kannaalae
Song Meaning & Analysis
This classic Tamil duet, 'Panneer Poove', is a delightful exchange between two lovers, filled with playful banter and tender expressions of affection. The female voice initiates the song, using beautiful metaphors like 'rosewater flower', 'half-moon', and 'chariot of green stone' to address her beloved, imploring him to look at her. She expresses a shy vulnerability, questioning if his touch and gaze aren't already enough to stir her heart, and playfully suggests that any 'trouble' arising from their closeness would ultimately be hers to bear.
The male voice responds with equal charm and confidence, mirroring her poetic address but playfully warning her not to look at him with just half an eye, implying her gaze is too potent. He counters her shyness by asserting that merely touching her isn't enough, and that the 'burning' sensation of their love is far from sufficient. He then flips her earlier sentiment, suggesting that in love, any perceived 'trouble' is, in fact, pure pleasure, likening it to honey and milk blending harmoniously. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull, the longing, and the joyous anticipation of lovers in a blossoming romance, culminating in a shared desire for their hearts to unite despite any external objections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Panneer Poove?
Panneer Poove is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் ஏ. எல். ராகவன்.
Which movie is Panneer Poove from?
The song Panneer Poove is featured in the movie Gnayirum Thingalum.
Who wrote the lyrics for Panneer Poove?
The lyrics for Panneer Poove were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S.Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Panneer Poove lyrics?
Yes! Panneer Poove lyrics from Gnayirum Thingalum include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Panneer Poove lyrics?
This classic Tamil duet, 'Panneer Poove', is a delightful exchange between two lovers, filled with playful banter and tender expressions of affection. The female voice initiates the song, using beautiful metaphors like 'rosewater flower', 'half-moon', and 'chariot of green stone' to address her beloved, imploring him to look at her. She expresses a shy vulnerability, questioning if his touch and gaze aren't already enough to stir her heart, and playfully suggests that any 'trouble' arising from their closeness would ultimately be hers to bear. The male voice responds with equal charm and confidence, mirroring her poetic address but playfully warning her not to look at him with just half an eye, implying her gaze is too potent. He counters her shyness by asserting that merely touching her isn't enough, and that the 'burning' sensation of their love is far from sufficient. He then flips her earlier sentiment, suggesting that in love, any perceived 'trouble' is, in fact, pure pleasure, likening it to honey and milk blending harmoniously. The song beautifully captures the push-and-pull, the longing, and the joyous anticipation of lovers in a blossoming romance, culminating in a shared desire for their hearts to unite despite any external objections.
