Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka Lyrics
From the movie Kathavai Thattiya Mohini Pei
Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka Song Lyrics is the track from Kathavai Thattiya Mohini Pei Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by C. N. Pandurangan.
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Sirithu sirithu sivakka vendum kannam
Idhai therindhum unakku naanam yenoo innum
Idhai therindhum unakku naanam yenoo innum
Naam iruvar mattum thanithirukkum samayam
Naam iruvar mattum thanithirukkum samayam
Adhu inbathu ethiriyaaga amaiyum kannae
Sirithu sirithu sivakka vendum kannam
Pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Iyarkkai pengalukku vazhangiya sanmaanam
Iyarkkai pengalukku vazhangiya sanmaanam
Idhai maranthu vaazhum pennukaedhu maanam
Idhai maranthu vaazhum pennukaedhu maanam
Aval vaazhvinilae vandhu serum theeradha avamaanam
Pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Iyarkkai pengalukku vazhangiya sanmaanam
Idhu pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Inikka inikka pesa vendum kani mozhiyae
Kaadhal kanivai alli veesa vendum kann vazhiyae
Inikka inikka pesa vendum kani mozhiyae
Kaadhal kanivai alli veesa vendum kann vazhiyae
Adakkam endrum thamizh makkalin anikalamae
Adakkam endrum thamizh makkalin anikalamae
Idhai arindhum kurumbhu pechugalen ennidamae
Idhai arindhum kurumbhu pechugalen ennidamae
Pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Iyarkkai pengalukku vazhangiya sanmaanam
Idhu pirandhae podhae kooda pirandha naanam
Nilathil peidhu kalandha vaan mazhaiyum thannalae
Andha nilathin thanmaiyodu inaindhu povadhu polae
Nilathil peidhu kalandha vaan mazhaiyum thannalae
Andha nilathin thanmaiyodu inaindhu povadhu polae
Valarum anbil namadhu ullam inaindhadhanaalae
Valarum anbil namadhu ullam inaindhadhanaalae
Vaazhvil neeyum naanum ondraai aanadhinaalae…
Vaazhvil neeyum naanum ondraai aanadhinaalae…
Sirithu sirithu sivakka vendum kannam…(2) Aa…aaaa…
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from a 1975 Tamil film, portraying a playful banter between lovers. The male protagonist urges his beloved to shed her shyness and embrace their shared joy, wishing for her cheeks to blush with happiness. He suggests that her modesty, while charming, becomes an obstacle to their intimacy when they are alone. He encourages her to express her love freely through sweet words and tender glances, emphasizing their growing bond.
The female protagonist, in response, upholds the traditional value of modesty, stating that shyness is an inherent gift to women from nature and a mark of their honor. She gently chides him for his teasing words, reminding him that modesty is an ornament for Tamil women. Despite her playful resistance, the song culminates in the male lead reaffirming their inseparable union, comparing their merging love to rain blending with the earth, signifying their complete oneness in life. The song beautifully captures the push and pull of early romance, balancing traditional values with burgeoning affection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka?
Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka from?
The song Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka is featured in the movie Kathavai Thattiya Mohini Pei.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka?
The lyrics for Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka were written by Unknown with music composed by C. N. Pandurangan.
Is English translation available for Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka lyrics?
Yes! Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka lyrics from Kathavai Thattiya Mohini Pei include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sirithu Sirithu Sivakka lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from a 1975 Tamil film, portraying a playful banter between lovers. The male protagonist urges his beloved to shed her shyness and embrace their shared joy, wishing for her cheeks to blush with happiness. He suggests that her modesty, while charming, becomes an obstacle to their intimacy when they are alone. He encourages her to express her love freely through sweet words and tender glances, emphasizing their growing bond. The female protagonist, in response, upholds the traditional value of modesty, stating that shyness is an inherent gift to women from nature and a mark of their honor. She gently chides him for his teasing words, reminding him that modesty is an ornament for Tamil women. Despite her playful resistance, the song culminates in the male lead reaffirming their inseparable union, comparing their merging love to rain blending with the earth, signifying their complete oneness in life. The song beautifully captures the push and pull of early romance, balancing traditional values with burgeoning affection.
