
Sirikkanum Sirikkanum Lyrics
From the movie Sahadevan Mahadevan
Sirikkanum Sirikkanum Song Lyrics is the track from Sahadevan Mahadevan Tamil Film – 1988, Starring Mohan, Pallavi, S. S. Chandran, S.Ve. Sekar, Kovai Sarala, Madhuri, Thiyagu. This song was sung by சீர்காழி சிவசிதம்பரம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Sadhaa unga manasa vittu kalakalappaaththaan
Sahadevan mahadevan kadhaiyai polaththaan
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Queue-vil ninnaa seekkiramaa ration arisi kidaikkanum
Ration arisi kedachchuthaanae aduppil olaiyum sirikkanum
Pallikkooda admission thaan panam tharaama kedaikkanum
Pasangalellaam padichchuthaanae peththavanga sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Sadhaa unga manasa vittu kalakalappaaththaan
Sahadevan mahadevan kadhaiyai polaththaan
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Sadhaa unga manasa vittu kalakalappaaththaan
Sahadevan mahadevan kadhaiyai polaththaan
N.s.krishnan thodangi
Namma s.s.chandran varaiyilae
Sirikka vechcha kaaranamthaan peru vanthathu thiraiyilae
Sirippu padam kaattrappo neengalellaam rasikkanum
Eduththa padam odiththaanae naangalellaam sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Sadhaa unga manasa vittu kalakalappaaththaan
Sahadevan mahadevan kadhaiyai polaththaan
Sirikkanum sirikkanum thaaikulangal sirikkanum
Sirikkanum sirikkanum kavalaiyellaam marakkanum
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Sirikkanum Sirikkanum" from the 1988 movie 'Sahadevan Mahadevan' is a vibrant call for joy and optimism, particularly aimed at women ("thaaikulangal" - mothers/womenfolk). It expresses a desire for a society where basic necessities are easily met, like quick access to rationed goods and free school admissions, leading to widespread happiness. The lyrics touch upon societal aspirations, from fair elections and good governance to the simple joy of families seeing their children succeed.
Beyond personal happiness, the song also reflects on the role of cinema in bringing laughter. It references legendary comedians like N.S. Krishnan and S.S. Chandran, acknowledging their contribution to making people smile. The lyricist, Vaali, cleverly weaves in a meta-commentary, wishing for the audience to enjoy their comedy film so that the filmmakers themselves can also find joy in its success, reinforcing the central theme that laughter is a shared and desired outcome for all.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sirikkanum Sirikkanum?
Sirikkanum Sirikkanum is sung by சீர்காழி சிவசிதம்பரம்.
Which movie is Sirikkanum Sirikkanum from?
The song Sirikkanum Sirikkanum is featured in the movie Sahadevan Mahadevan.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sirikkanum Sirikkanum?
The lyrics for Sirikkanum Sirikkanum were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Sirikkanum Sirikkanum lyrics?
Yes! Sirikkanum Sirikkanum lyrics from Sahadevan Mahadevan include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sirikkanum Sirikkanum lyrics?
The song "Sirikkanum Sirikkanum" from the 1988 movie 'Sahadevan Mahadevan' is a vibrant call for joy and optimism, particularly aimed at women ("thaaikulangal" - mothers/womenfolk). It expresses a desire for a society where basic necessities are easily met, like quick access to rationed goods and free school admissions, leading to widespread happiness. The lyrics touch upon societal aspirations, from fair elections and good governance to the simple joy of families seeing their children succeed. Beyond personal happiness, the song also reflects on the role of cinema in bringing laughter. It references legendary comedians like N.S. Krishnan and S.S. Chandran, acknowledging their contribution to making people smile. The lyricist, Vaali, cleverly weaves in a meta-commentary, wishing for the audience to enjoy their comedy film so that the filmmakers themselves can also find joy in its success, reinforcing the central theme that laughter is a shared and desired outcome for all.


