Super Super Lyrics
From the movie Sugamana Sumaigal
Super Super Song Lyrics is the track from Sugamana Sumaigal Tamil Film – 1992, Starring R. Parthiban, Sudharani, Radha Ravi, Vijayakumar, Sridevi Vijayakumar, Bhanu Sree, Renuka, Premi, Linda, Surya Kala. This song was sung by குழு. The music was composed by Chandrabose. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Super super engal teacher super Super super engal teacher super
School-yum illai scale-yum illai Lootty adichchaa kandukka maattaanga
Super super engal teacher super Super super engal teacher super
Lal lal laa Lallallaa laa laa laa
Jigjigu jigujigu jigjigu jigujigu Rayil-u oottalaam
Dakdagudagudagu dakdagudagudagu Kudhirai oottalaam
Sarigamapa paattu paadalaam Jal jal jal endru dance aadalaam
Ikkaraiyil daiv adippom Akkaraikku neechal adippom
Ikkaraiyil daiv adippom Akkaraikku neechal adippom
Kozhigal podum muttaiyai Teacher mark-kaa poodumaa
Namakkoru chance teacher paarththu Mark-ku podalaam
Super super engal teacher super Super super engal teacher super
Yaa laa yaa laa laa laa Yaa laa yaa laa laa laa
Thirudanai polae siraikku pinnaalae Olinthu kollavaa
Police naai pol moppam pidiththu Saernthu kollavaa
Kiss kiss kiss endru aasai vanthidum
Miss miss miss endru oosai vanthidum
Rajiniyai pol asara vaippom Rasikanai pol visiladippom
Rajiniyai pol asara vaippom Rasikanai pol visiladippom
Home work enbathu Kadumaiyaanathu thaduththu niruththanum
Exam paper-rai naangal thiruththa Koduththu anuppanum
Super super engal teacher super Super super engal teacher super
School-yum illai scale-yum illai Lootty adichchaa kandukka maattaanga
Super super engal teacher super Super super engal teacher super
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Super Super" from the movie 'Sugamana Sumaigal' is a delightful and imaginative portrayal of a child's ideal teacher and school environment. Sung from the perspective of children, it paints a whimsical picture where traditional rules are absent – no strict school, no disciplinary rulers, and mischief is not only tolerated but embraced. The lyrics express a desire for boundless freedom, where playtime activities like driving trains, riding horses, singing, and dancing replace conventional lessons, highlighting a yearning for a joyful, uninhibited learning experience.
Beyond the playful antics, the song subtly critiques the rigid structures of education by humorously reversing roles; children imagine giving marks to teachers and correcting exam papers. It captures the innocent rebellion against homework and exams, celebrating a world where children can emulate their heroes like Rajinikanth and simply have fun. The overall mood is one of pure childhood fantasy, joy, and a lighthearted escape from academic pressures, resonating with anyone who remembers the carefree spirit of youth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Super Super?
Super Super is sung by குழு.
Which movie is Super Super from?
The song Super Super is featured in the movie Sugamana Sumaigal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Super Super?
The lyrics for Super Super were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Chandrabose.
Is English translation available for Super Super lyrics?
Yes! Super Super lyrics from Sugamana Sumaigal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Super Super lyrics?
The song "Super Super" from the movie 'Sugamana Sumaigal' is a delightful and imaginative portrayal of a child's ideal teacher and school environment. Sung from the perspective of children, it paints a whimsical picture where traditional rules are absent – no strict school, no disciplinary rulers, and mischief is not only tolerated but embraced. The lyrics express a desire for boundless freedom, where playtime activities like driving trains, riding horses, singing, and dancing replace conventional lessons, highlighting a yearning for a joyful, uninhibited learning experience. Beyond the playful antics, the song subtly critiques the rigid structures of education by humorously reversing roles; children imagine giving marks to teachers and correcting exam papers. It captures the innocent rebellion against homework and exams, celebrating a world where children can emulate their heroes like Rajinikanth and simply have fun. The overall mood is one of pure childhood fantasy, joy, and a lighthearted escape from academic pressures, resonating with anyone who remembers the carefree spirit of youth.
