Siri Siri Lyrics
From the movie Aalavandhan
Siri Siri Song Lyrics is the track from Aalavandhan Tamil Film – 2001, Starring Kamal Haasan, Raveena Tandon, Anu Hasan, Milind Gunaji, Kitu Gidwani, Manisha Koirala, Gollapudi Maruti Rao, Shri Vallabh Vyas, Sarath Babu, Navin Nischol. This song was sung by கமல் ஹாசன். The music was composed by Shankar-Eshaan-Loy. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Hehahahahahahahahaha Sirihahaha
Siri siri siri…hahaha
Male & Female : Siri Siri siri siri
Hehahahahahahahahaha
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri Female : Oh Siri siri
Aaahhh siri…
Kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Siri Male : Ohhh Oh-h siri
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri Ahh siri
Ohh siri
Male & Female : Kala kala kalakalla siri
Kannil neer vara siri Siri hmm ohh siri
Sirikka therintha mirugathirkku Manidhan endru peyar
Sirikka marantha manidhanukku Mirugam endra peyar
So kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Dey siri Edhukku
Dey chi da siri
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri hey siri
Paakku maattrikkolvathu pola Joke-u maattri kolvoamaa
Sirithu sirithu vayiru valithaal GH- chukku solvomaa
Hahahahaha
Kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Siri hey siri Siri
Hahahahahahaha Siri
Siri siri siri
Oru joke Amma solraanga magan kitta
Maganae unakkoru penn paarthullen Manandhaal avalai manakka vendum
Hahahaha
Dey irudaa innum joke-ae sollalada Aval muthu muthaaga sirikkiraal
Mookkum muliyumaa irukkiraal
Magan solraan Mudiyaathamma mudiyaathu
Nee yenakku paarthu pennum Mookkum muliyumaa irukkiraal
Naan yenakku paartha pennum Vaayum vayirumaa irukkiraal
Appidinaa Poda bake-u
Vaayum vayirumaa irukkiraal Hahahahahahaha
Siri siri siri siri Kala kala kalavena siri
Hahahahahahaha Kannil neer vara siri
Hahahahahaha
Oru purushana pondaatti Karichu kottraa
Prakash thannatha pondaattikku Nitham nitham mutham vakkiraaraa
Nindraal mutham nadanthaal mutham Irunthaal mutham kidanthaal mutham
Neengalumthaan irukkiringalae Eppo appidi mutham poduveer
Purushan sonnaanaa Mmm aagattum aagattum
Prakash mattum velliyoor pogattum Hahahahahhaah
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri hey siri Hahahhahaha
Kadalkarai mannalil Kaadhali kettaal
Kaadhalaa kaadhalaa Kalyaanam mudinthum ippidiyae
Ennai kaadhalippaayaa Kaadhalan sonnaan
Nee kattikkapora Kanavanai poruthathu
Hahahahahaha
Kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Hahahahahahah
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri Siri
Siri siri siri
Padukkai araikkul Puyalaai poogunthu
Azhagu chirumi Ammaavai kettaal
Seekkiram sollu mummy Sex endraal yenna …
Huh… yedho idhuvo Aiyo endru bayanthu
Anaithum sonnaal Anbulla amma
Azhagu chirumi sallithu kondu Ammaavai kettaal thayakkamaa
Application form-la sex- inu Pottirukka arai-inch idathila
Ithanai vishayam adangumaa Ithanai vishayam adangumaa
Hahahahaha
Kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri hey siri
Paakku maatri kolvathu pola Joke-u maatri kolvoamaa
Sirithu siruthu vayiru valithaal GH -chukku solvoamaa
Kala kala kalavena siri Kannil neer vara siri
Siri siri siri siri siri siri Siri siri siri siri siri siri
Siri hey siri Siri
Siri siri siri
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song 'Siri Siri' from 'Aalavandhan' is a unique and unconventional track that serves as a comedic interlude in an otherwise dark and intense film. It's essentially a spoken-word piece, delivered by Kamal Haasan, interspersed with laughter and calls to laugh. The core message revolves around the importance of laughter in human life, asserting that the ability to laugh distinguishes humans from animals, and conversely, forgetting to laugh makes one akin to an animal. The lyrics encourage listeners to laugh heartily, even to the point of tears, as a cathartic release.
Throughout the song, Kamal Haasan narrates a series of humorous anecdotes and jokes, ranging from a mother-son conversation about marriage to a child's innocent query about 'sex' and a lover's playful banter. These jokes, often with a clever twist or a double entendre, are designed to evoke genuine laughter. The song playfully suggests exchanging jokes like betel nuts and even going to the General Hospital if one laughs too much. It's a meta-commentary on the act of humor itself, highlighting its power to lighten the mood and provide a much-needed break from life's seriousness, perfectly fitting its role as a moment of levity in 'Aalavandhan'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Siri Siri?
Siri Siri is sung by கமல் ஹாசன்.
Which movie is Siri Siri from?
The song Siri Siri is featured in the movie Aalavandhan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Siri Siri?
The lyrics for Siri Siri were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Shankar-Eshaan-Loy.
Is English translation available for Siri Siri lyrics?
Yes! Siri Siri lyrics from Aalavandhan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Siri Siri lyrics?
The song 'Siri Siri' from 'Aalavandhan' is a unique and unconventional track that serves as a comedic interlude in an otherwise dark and intense film. It's essentially a spoken-word piece, delivered by Kamal Haasan, interspersed with laughter and calls to laugh. The core message revolves around the importance of laughter in human life, asserting that the ability to laugh distinguishes humans from animals, and conversely, forgetting to laugh makes one akin to an animal. The lyrics encourage listeners to laugh heartily, even to the point of tears, as a cathartic release. Throughout the song, Kamal Haasan narrates a series of humorous anecdotes and jokes, ranging from a mother-son conversation about marriage to a child's innocent query about 'sex' and a lover's playful banter. These jokes, often with a clever twist or a double entendre, are designed to evoke genuine laughter. The song playfully suggests exchanging jokes like betel nuts and even going to the General Hospital if one laughs too much. It's a meta-commentary on the act of humor itself, highlighting its power to lighten the mood and provide a much-needed break from life's seriousness, perfectly fitting its role as a moment of levity in 'Aalavandhan'.