Sengamalam Sirikuthu Lyrics
From the movie Dhavani Kanavugal
Sengamalam Sirikuthu Song Lyrics is the track from Dhavani Kanavugal Tamil Film – 1984, Starring Sivaji Ganesan, K. Bhagyaraj, Radhika Sarathkumar, Ilavarasi, Uma Bharani, Nithya, Poornima, Parthiban, R. Parthiban, Mayilsamy. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Kuruvikkarambai Shanmugam.
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Female Chorus : Kukku kukuu koo koo Kukku kukuu koo koo
Kukku kukuu koo koo Kukku kukuu koo koo
Kukku kukuu koo koo Kukku ku ku
Kukku kuu kukku kuu kuu Kukku kukku kukku kukku kukku kuuu
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamaththai nenaikkudhu
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Kuukuu kukuu kuukuu koo Kuukuu yena koovum kuyil
Chinna chinna santhathil Anthi por nadathum
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Kuukuu yena koovum kuyil Chinna chinna santhathil
Anthi por nadathum
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Muththamidum maalai Velai
Moodu vizha naadagamo Niththam ithazh thaedum
Neram Naanam enum noi varumo
Poo maalai soodathu Paai thaeda koodathu
Ellai thanai thaandaathu Pillai yena thaalaatu
Manjal tharum naal kooru Vanjam illai thaal podu
Kaaman kanai yeval enai Kaaval meera thoonduthae
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Laa lala laa Laa lala laa
Laa lala laa laa lala laa Laalaa laala laa laa laalaa laala laa
Mangai ival dhegam Nogum
Moganamaai thaalamidum Gangai nadhi paayum
Neram Kaadhil oru saethi kodu
Naal thorum raakkaalam Edhinghae boo baalam
Inba karai kaanadhu Kangal imai moodadhu
Unnai karai saerkaadhu Enthan alai oyaadhu
Saeval adhu koovum varai Naanam oivu kaanumae
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Sangamathai nenaikkudhu
Kuukuu yena koovum kuyil Chinna chinna santhathil
Anthi por nadathum
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Ahahhaa ahaaha
Sangamathai nenaikkudhu Ahah ahaha
Sengamalam sirikkudhu Ahah ahaha
Sangamathai nenaikkudhu Ahahhaa ahaaha
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sengamalam Sirikuthu" from 'Dhavani Kanavugal' is a romantic duet filled with playful banter and longing between lovers. The lyrics use the metaphor of a 'red lotus smiling and remembering union' to symbolize the blossoming love and anticipation of intimacy. The cuckoo's call and the evening setting create a sensual atmosphere, hinting at the 'battle' of love. The song beautifully captures the push and pull of desire and shyness, as the lovers navigate their feelings, with one urging for union and the other playfully resisting while also yearning.
The verses explore the delicate balance between passion and modesty. One partner questions if the evening's kisses are a 'closing ceremony drama' and if shyness will hinder their daily longing. The other responds with a mix of playful caution ("Don't wear flower garlands, don't seek the mat") and a clear desire for commitment ("Tell the day for turmeric, there's no deceit"). The song culminates in an expression of unstoppable desire, comparing it to the flowing Ganges and restless waves, promising that shyness will only rest until the rooster crows, signifying the dawn of their shared future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sengamalam Sirikuthu?
Sengamalam Sirikuthu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் எஸ். ஜானகி.
Which movie is Sengamalam Sirikuthu from?
The song Sengamalam Sirikuthu is featured in the movie Dhavani Kanavugal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sengamalam Sirikuthu?
The lyrics for Sengamalam Sirikuthu were written by Kuruvikkarambai Shanmugam with music composed by Ilayaraja.
Is English translation available for Sengamalam Sirikuthu lyrics?
Yes! Sengamalam Sirikuthu lyrics from Dhavani Kanavugal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sengamalam Sirikuthu lyrics?
The song "Sengamalam Sirikuthu" from 'Dhavani Kanavugal' is a romantic duet filled with playful banter and longing between lovers. The lyrics use the metaphor of a 'red lotus smiling and remembering union' to symbolize the blossoming love and anticipation of intimacy. The cuckoo's call and the evening setting create a sensual atmosphere, hinting at the 'battle' of love. The song beautifully captures the push and pull of desire and shyness, as the lovers navigate their feelings, with one urging for union and the other playfully resisting while also yearning. The verses explore the delicate balance between passion and modesty. One partner questions if the evening's kisses are a 'closing ceremony drama' and if shyness will hinder their daily longing. The other responds with a mix of playful caution ("Don't wear flower garlands, don't seek the mat") and a clear desire for commitment ("Tell the day for turmeric, there's no deceit"). The song culminates in an expression of unstoppable desire, comparing it to the flowing Ganges and restless waves, promising that shyness will only rest until the rooster crows, signifying the dawn of their shared future.