Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi Lyrics
From the movie Ellorum Nallavare
Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi Song Lyrics is the track from Ellorum Nallavare Tamil Film – 1975. This song was sung by டி. எம் சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by V. Kumar. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Sevappu kallu mookkuththi Sirikka vandha maan kutti
Thanga mugathila Kungkuma potta vachukkittu
Nee engadi pora Sungidi selaiyai kattikittu
Sevappu kallu mookkuththi Sirikka vandha maan kutti
Ahaa thanga mugathila Kungkuma potta vachukkittu
Nee engadi pora Sungidi selaiyai kattikittu
Thaan pora pokkil Maan kutti pogum
Engennuthaan sollumo Thaan pora pokkil
Maan kutti pogum Engennuthaan sollumo
Pesaadha maanai Thedaamal thedi
Pinnaalae yaar vandhadho
Sevappu kallu mookkuththi Sirikka vandha maan kutti
Ahaa…thanga mugathila Kungkuma potta vachukkittu
Nee engadi pora Sungidi selaiyai kattikittu
Manasu vachen ommelae Maraichu vachen sollaamae
Oh manasu vachen ommelae Maraichu vachen sollaamae
Appadi cholladi singaari Anachu kolladi oyyaari
Appadi cholladi singaari Anachu kolladi oyyaari
Sirichu sirichu Nerungi vandhaa
Enakku sandhegam
Nerungi nerungi Pazhagi vittaa
Irukku sandhosham
Puthusaa oru dhinusaa Ila vayasaa vandha parisaa
Sevappu kallu mookkuththi Sirikka vandha maan kutti
Ahaa…thanga mugathila Kungkuma potta vachukkittu
Nee engadi pora Sungidi selaiyai kattikittu
Therukkadhavai thaal pottu Velakku vachu paai pottu
Therukkadhavai thaal pottu Velakku vachu paai pottu
Araicha sandhanam nee poosa Adutha kadhaiya naan pesa
Araicha sandhanam nee poosa Adutha kadhaiya naan pesa
Vidiya vidiya thoongaamae Muzhichiruppomaa
Vidinja poravu nadandhadhellaam Nenachiruppomaa
Ahaa thiru naal Onnu varalaam ini tharalaam
Thandhu peralaam
Ahaa sarigai pattu maappillai Ahaa…
Mayakka vandha aambillai Appadi podu
Sarigai pattu maappillai Mayakka vandha aambillai
Veththalai paakku vaikkira thedhi Solli vachaan
Ennai kalla sirippila kollaiyadichadhu Enna machaan
{Ahaaaa ahaa Oooh oohh} (2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1975 Tamil film 'Ellorum Nallavare,' capturing the playful banter and blossoming affection between a man and a woman. The male protagonist is captivated by the woman's beauty, likening her to a 'fawn that came to smile' adorned with a 'red stone nose stud' and a 'kumkum dot' on her 'golden face,' draped in a traditional Sungudi saree. He playfully questions her destination, expressing his unspoken admiration and the joy he anticipates from their growing closeness. The lyrics beautifully portray the initial stages of love, filled with coy glances, unspoken desires, and the thrill of a new connection.
The song progresses to a more intimate expression of their feelings, as they acknowledge their mutual attraction. The man confesses his hidden love, and the woman reciprocates, inviting him to embrace her. They dream of a future together, hinting at shared nights and the promise of a wedding ('a festive day'). The playful teasing continues as she asks him for the date of their betrothal ceremony, acknowledging how his 'sly smile' has stolen her heart. The song is a charming portrayal of traditional courtship, filled with poetic imagery and heartfelt emotions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi?
Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi is sung by டி. எம் சௌந்தரராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi from?
The song Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi is featured in the movie Ellorum Nallavare.
Who wrote the lyrics for Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi?
The lyrics for Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi were written by Kannadasan with music composed by V. Kumar.
Is English translation available for Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi lyrics?
Yes! Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi lyrics from Ellorum Nallavare include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Sivappu Kallu Mookuthi lyrics?
This song is a classic romantic duet from the 1975 Tamil film 'Ellorum Nallavare,' capturing the playful banter and blossoming affection between a man and a woman. The male protagonist is captivated by the woman's beauty, likening her to a 'fawn that came to smile' adorned with a 'red stone nose stud' and a 'kumkum dot' on her 'golden face,' draped in a traditional Sungudi saree. He playfully questions her destination, expressing his unspoken admiration and the joy he anticipates from their growing closeness. The lyrics beautifully portray the initial stages of love, filled with coy glances, unspoken desires, and the thrill of a new connection. The song progresses to a more intimate expression of their feelings, as they acknowledge their mutual attraction. The man confesses his hidden love, and the woman reciprocates, inviting him to embrace her. They dream of a future together, hinting at shared nights and the promise of a wedding ('a festive day'). The playful teasing continues as she asks him for the date of their betrothal ceremony, acknowledging how his 'sly smile' has stolen her heart. The song is a charming portrayal of traditional courtship, filled with poetic imagery and heartfelt emotions.
