
Sattakuchi Vachirukkum Lyrics
From the movie Sathiyam Neeye
Sattakuchi Vachirukkum Song Lyrics is the track from Sathiyam Neeye Tamil Film – 1984. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Saatta kutchi vachchirukkum chinna mama Seattaigal engakitta pannalaamaa
Pattikkaadu ada sutti maadu Ingaethaan un vaala aattalaama
Ingaethaan un vaala aattalaama
Haan maattu vandiya machaanae Naduvulathaan vachchaanae
Vittaalae yaeththiduvaandi Vazhi vittaalae Yaechchiduvaandi
Melae vandiyaththaan yaeththiduvaandi
Saatta kuchchi vachchirukkum chinna mama Saettaigala engakitta pannalaamaa
Pattikaadu ada sutti maadu Ingaethaan un vaala aattalaamaa
Haei ingaethaan un vaala aattalaamaa
Solla solla vetkamilla Makku pilla adi aaththiyo
Solla solla vetkamilla Makku pilla adi aaththiyo
Appaavithaan Hoi
Pappaalithaan Hoi
Yaemaalithaan Hoi
Gomaalithaan Aahaah
Azhagaana mogaraiyaththaan paaraendi Muzha neela vaalengae kelaendi
Aralaathae miralaathae maamavae Nadai pona ara loosu maamavae
Haan saatta kutchi vachchirukkum chinna mama Seattaigal engakitta pannalaamaa
Pattikkaadu ada sutti maadu Ingaethaan un vaala aattalaama
Haei ingaethaan un vaala aattalaama
Haei paayum puli pakkaththilae Pachchaikkili vilaiyaaduthaa
Paayum puli pakkaththilae Pachchaikkili vilaiyaaduthaa
Muttaiyidum pettaigalaa Pattanaththu kuttaigalaa
Poraattam pennukku aagaathu Pappellaam engitta vegaathu
Car oottum thimirellaam koodaathu Yaerotam illaama soraethu
Saatta kutchi vatchiruken chinna mama Settaigala engakittathaan pannalaamaa
Suttimaadu idhu mutti podum Ammaadi munnaalae nikkalaamaa
Jeep-u oottum singaari Jilujilukkira oyyaari
Yaarunnu kaatti vachchendi Sidela vandiyaththaan
Ootti vanthaendi adiyae
Jeep-u oottum singaari Jilujilukkira oyyaari
Yaarunnu kaatti vachchendi Sidela vandiyaththaan
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful, flirtatious, and competitive exchange between a man and a woman, typical of many Tamil cinema duets. The lyrics use rural imagery and metaphors, like whips, bulls, bullock carts, and ploughing, to depict a battle of wits and dominance. The woman initially challenges the man, calling him a "naughty bull" and questioning his mischief. The man responds by asserting his strength and cleverness, warning her not to underestimate him and playfully turning her insults back on her.
The mood is lighthearted and teasing, with both characters trying to outsmart each other. The man, representing traditional rural values, contrasts his hard work with her perceived city arrogance ("car-driving arrogance"). Ultimately, he claims victory in this verbal sparring, suggesting he has put her in her place, while she continues to challenge him. It's a classic 'cat and mouse' dynamic, full of spirited banter and cultural references.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sattakuchi Vachirukkum?
Sattakuchi Vachirukkum is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் எஸ். பி. சைலஜா.
Which movie is Sattakuchi Vachirukkum from?
The song Sattakuchi Vachirukkum is featured in the movie Sathiyam Neeye.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sattakuchi Vachirukkum?
The lyrics for Sattakuchi Vachirukkum were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Sattakuchi Vachirukkum lyrics?
Yes! Sattakuchi Vachirukkum lyrics from Sathiyam Neeye include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sattakuchi Vachirukkum lyrics?
This song is a playful, flirtatious, and competitive exchange between a man and a woman, typical of many Tamil cinema duets. The lyrics use rural imagery and metaphors, like whips, bulls, bullock carts, and ploughing, to depict a battle of wits and dominance. The woman initially challenges the man, calling him a "naughty bull" and questioning his mischief. The man responds by asserting his strength and cleverness, warning her not to underestimate him and playfully turning her insults back on her. The mood is lighthearted and teasing, with both characters trying to outsmart each other. The man, representing traditional rural values, contrasts his hard work with her perceived city arrogance ("car-driving arrogance"). Ultimately, he claims victory in this verbal sparring, suggesting he has put her in her place, while she continues to challenge him. It's a classic 'cat and mouse' dynamic, full of spirited banter and cultural references.


