Selai Kudai Pidikka Cover Art

Selai Kudai Pidikka Lyrics

From the movie Aayiram Muthangal

Selai Kudai Pidikka Song Lyrics is the track from Aayiram Muthangal Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Sivakumar, Radha, Jose, Charu Haasan, Y. G. Mahendran, Kallapetti Singaram, Loose Mohan, Chandrahasan, Silk Smitha, Vanitha Krishnachandran. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

SG
Music DirectorShankar Ganesh
P
LyricistPulamaipithan

Singers

எப
Singerஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்

Star Cast

Radha
ActorRadha
J
ActorJose

: Selai kudai piddikka Kaaththu chillunnu veesuthadi
Selai kudai piddikka Kaaththu chillunnu veesuthadi

Konjam thirumbu intha udambu Kannu paarththaakkaa koosuthadi
Haan konjam thirumbu intha udambu Kannu paarththaakkaa koosuthadi

Yaedho oru udhavi naanae Ennaannu ketkirathu
Yaedho oru udhavi naanae Ennaannu ketkirathu

Romba nadukkam anthi mayakkam Irandu onnaaga vaatturathu
Romba nadukkam anthi mayakkam Irandu onnaaga vaatturathu

Eeramum kaayaathu ammaadi ennudal thaanaathu Mhmm adharkena kelvi
Inba velvi seivomae Naagarththu naagarthuthu naagarthuthu thaanaenaa…aaa
Thanana naaaaaathananaa thananaa thananaa Tharanananaa naaaaaa

Kadhalin muththangal Theeyaaga kaaranam sollungal
Kadhalin muththangal Theeyaaga kaaranam sollungal

Unnai kanda neram Nenil mogam undaachchu
Viragamum oru vagai theeyallavaa haa…aa…aa… Viragamum oru vagai theeyallavaa

Yaedho oru udhavi naanae Ennaannu ketkirathu haan
Romba nadukkam anthi mayakkam Irandu onnaaga vaatturathu

Pattini ennodu Ippothu paattenna unnodu
Pasikkenna kelvi Unthan thevai sollaiyyaa

Karkalum karkandaa En aasai kadhali kaipattaa
Karkalum karkandaa En aasai kadhali kaipattaa

Udhattukkul saami Inba thaenai vachchaanae
Ninaiththathum iniththidum thaenallavaa ha Ninaiththathum iniththidum thaenallavaa ha

Selai kudai piddikka Kaaththu chillunnu veesuthadi
Konjam thirumbu intha udambu Kannu paarththaakkaa koosuthadi

Vaasikka theriyaathu Sangeetham vaasanai enakkethu
Hahha adharkena naanum thottaal Naadham undaakkum

Paaduthu thaanaaga sangeetham paayuthu thaenaaga
Paaduthu thaanaaga sangeetham paayuthu thaenaaga
Vayalinum pennum ondrae
Ena enni kollammaa
Oru muththam kodduththathum paduthammaaaa
Oru muththam kodduththathum paduthammaa

Yaedho oru udhavi naanae Ennaannu ketkirathu haan
Romba nadukkam anthi mayakkam Irandu onnaaga vaatturathu

Selai kudai piddikka Kaaththu chillunnu veesuthadi
Konjam thirumbu intha udambu Kannu paarththaakkaa koosuthadi

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, 'Selai Kudai Pidikka' from the 1982 film 'Aayiram Muthangal', is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful and passionate exchange between a man and a woman. The lyrics, penned by Pulamaipithan, are rich with metaphors and suggestive imagery, typical of Tamil cinema of that era. The initial verses set a scene of intimacy and longing, where the cold wind and the woman's saree become catalysts for the man's desire, leading him to playfully ask for "help" to alleviate his "shivering" and "dizziness" – thinly veiled expressions of his romantic yearning. The woman's responses are equally flirtatious, acknowledging his advances while maintaining a coy demeanor.

As the song progresses, the intensity of their emotions is explored through vivid comparisons. Love's kisses are described as fire, and the longing for the beloved is also a consuming flame. The lyrics beautifully articulate how the mere touch of the beloved can transform even stones into sweetness, and how the thought of their kiss is like honey. The metaphor of a violin and a woman being one, both singing melodiously upon a touch or a kiss, encapsulates the sensual and harmonious connection they share. The song ultimately portrays a blossoming romance, filled with mutual desire, playful banter, and the sweet anticipation of intimacy, all set against a backdrop of classic Tamil film music.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Selai Kudai Pidikka?

Selai Kudai Pidikka is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.

Which movie is Selai Kudai Pidikka from?

The song Selai Kudai Pidikka is featured in the movie Aayiram Muthangal.

Who wrote the lyrics for Selai Kudai Pidikka?

The lyrics for Selai Kudai Pidikka were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Is English translation available for Selai Kudai Pidikka lyrics?

Yes! Selai Kudai Pidikka lyrics from Aayiram Muthangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Selai Kudai Pidikka lyrics?

This song, 'Selai Kudai Pidikka' from the 1982 film 'Aayiram Muthangal', is a classic romantic duet that captures the playful and passionate exchange between a man and a woman. The lyrics, penned by Pulamaipithan, are rich with metaphors and suggestive imagery, typical of Tamil cinema of that era. The initial verses set a scene of intimacy and longing, where the cold wind and the woman's saree become catalysts for the man's desire, leading him to playfully ask for "help" to alleviate his "shivering" and "dizziness" – thinly veiled expressions of his romantic yearning. The woman's responses are equally flirtatious, acknowledging his advances while maintaining a coy demeanor. As the song progresses, the intensity of their emotions is explored through vivid comparisons. Love's kisses are described as fire, and the longing for the beloved is also a consuming flame. The lyrics beautifully articulate how the mere touch of the beloved can transform even stones into sweetness, and how the thought of their kiss is like honey. The metaphor of a violin and a woman being one, both singing melodiously upon a touch or a kiss, encapsulates the sensual and harmonious connection they share. The song ultimately portrays a blossoming romance, filled with mutual desire, playful banter, and the sweet anticipation of intimacy, all set against a backdrop of classic Tamil film music.

Song Details

Song NameSelai Kudai Pidikka
Singersஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்
LyricistPulamaipithan
LanguageTamil

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