Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju Lyrics
From the movie Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali
Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju Song Lyrics is the track from Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali Tamil Film – 1958. This song was sung by பி. சுசீலா. The music was composed by S. V. Venkataraman. Lyrics works penned by T. K. Sundara Vathiyar.
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Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah Ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Sola thattil thaalam podudhu kannaalae
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Koovum kuyil dhaan un polae Konji konji paesaadhu
Koovum kuyil dhaan un polae Konji konji paesaadhu
Adhanaalae un kuralodu inimaiyaai Mozhi paesi pazhagavae
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Vaanga vaanga perum pannaiyaarae
Neenga vandhaalae niraindhirukkum enga oorae
Vaanga vaanga perum pannaiyaarae Neenga vandhaalae niraindhirukkum enga oorae
Aiyaa nadai podum azhagilae
Aiyaa nadai podum azhagilae Adaiyaalam therinjidhaan
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Pannaiyaarkku kalyaana pen Paarthu vandhaachu
Indha pannayaarkku kalyaana pen Paarthu vandhaachu
Sammadham kaettu vandhaachu Endha naattilum paechu theriyumaa
Sonnaal puriyumaa Pennin paeru meenaavaam
Kaadhal jodhi enbaen Pennin paeru meenaavaam
Kaadhal jodhi enbaen Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Kaadhalunnaa ennaanga
Adhu kalyaanam dhaanae
Kaadhalunnaa ennaanga adhu kalyaanam dhaanae
Sollunga selva cheemaanae ezhai pennunga naanae
Ennaa arumaiyo yennaal perumaiyo
Manam pol maalai soodavae yogam vandhadhinaal
Manam pol maalai soodavae yogam vandhadhinaal
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Sola thattil thaalam podudhu kannaalae
Solaikkulae kuyilu kunju summaa summaa koovudhu
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song, 'Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju,' from the 1958 film 'Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali,' is a charming and playful folk-inspired piece. It uses the metaphor of a cuckoo chick cooing in a grove to express admiration and affection. The lyrics initially compare the cuckoo's song to the beloved's voice, noting that while the cuckoo coos, it cannot speak as sweetly or endearingly as the person addressed. This sets a tone of gentle flattery and romantic longing, hinting at the unique charm of the individual.
The song then shifts to a more direct address, welcoming a 'great landlord' and expressing how his presence brings completeness to the village. This suggests a narrative context of a respected figure returning or being celebrated. The latter part of the song reveals that a bride, named Meena, has been found for this landlord, and consent has been given. The lyrics then playfully question the nature of love, equating it with marriage, and express a humble yet hopeful sentiment from a 'poor girl' who feels incredibly fortunate to be part of this union, implying she might be the chosen bride or someone deeply invested in the match. The recurring motif of the cuckoo reinforces the joyful and celebratory mood surrounding these events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju?
Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju is sung by பி. சுசீலா.
Which movie is Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju from?
The song Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju is featured in the movie Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali.
Who wrote the lyrics for Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju?
The lyrics for Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju were written by T. K. Sundara Vathiyar with music composed by S. V. Venkataraman.
Is English translation available for Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju lyrics?
Yes! Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju lyrics from Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju lyrics?
This song, 'Solaikkulle Kuyilu Kunju,' from the 1958 film 'Paanai Pidithaval Bhaagyasaali,' is a charming and playful folk-inspired piece. It uses the metaphor of a cuckoo chick cooing in a grove to express admiration and affection. The lyrics initially compare the cuckoo's song to the beloved's voice, noting that while the cuckoo coos, it cannot speak as sweetly or endearingly as the person addressed. This sets a tone of gentle flattery and romantic longing, hinting at the unique charm of the individual. The song then shifts to a more direct address, welcoming a 'great landlord' and expressing how his presence brings completeness to the village. This suggests a narrative context of a respected figure returning or being celebrated. The latter part of the song reveals that a bride, named Meena, has been found for this landlord, and consent has been given. The lyrics then playfully question the nature of love, equating it with marriage, and express a humble yet hopeful sentiment from a 'poor girl' who feels incredibly fortunate to be part of this union, implying she might be the chosen bride or someone deeply invested in the match. The recurring motif of the cuckoo reinforces the joyful and celebratory mood surrounding these events.
