Takataka Jikujiku Lyrics
From the movie Aayiram Muthangal
Takataka Jikujiku Song Lyrics is the track from Aayiram Muthangal Tamil Film – 1982, Starring Sivakumar, Radha, Jose, Charu Haasan, Y. G. Mahendran, Kallapetti Singaram, Loose Mohan, Chandrahasan, Silk Smitha, Vanitha Krishnachandran. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம். The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.
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Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu gangai
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Thaenaattrilae neeraadinaal
Poongaattrilae thaeraerinaal Vanthaal gangai vanthaal
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu gangai
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Thaenaattrilae neeraadinaal
Poongaattrilae thaeraerinaal Vanthaal gangai vanthaal
: Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak
Neeraadaiyil mealaadaikkum En pola aanaaga vendum
Endra ennam thondrum Eerathilum mogaththilum
Aadaikku than maeni vaerkkum Idhai thottu paarkkum
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak
Sevvaazhai poo vaan paarppathai Ippothuthaan ingu paarthaen
Adhai konjam kettaen aahhaa Naanaththinaal paadhaththinaal
Yaeningu kolangal pottaal Idhai ennai kettaal ooohooo
Kaaman kalai paadangalil Kaaman kalai paadangalil
Innum enna michcham solladi
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu gangai
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu vanthaal Thaenaattrilae neeraadinaal
Poongaattrilae thaeraerinaal Vanthaal gangai vanthaalaaaaa
Vanthaal gangai vanthaal
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu
Tagatagajigujigu tagatagajigujigu taktak…,
Song Meaning & Analysis
“Takataka Jikujiku” is a vibrant and playful romantic song from the 1982 Tamil film 'Aayiram Muthangal'. The song celebrates the enchanting arrival of a beautiful woman, metaphorically referred to as Ganga, a river goddess known for her purity and allure. The repetitive, rhythmic “Takataka Jigujigu” serves as an onomatopoeic expression, setting an energetic and anticipatory mood for her grand entrance. The lyrics paint a picture of her bathing in a “honey river” and riding a “flower breeze,” emphasizing her ethereal beauty and the intoxicating effect she has on her surroundings.
The song delves into the male protagonist's infatuation, expressing how even her garments seem to yearn for a male touch, sweating with desire. This playful yet sensual imagery highlights the intense attraction she evokes. The flirtatious exchange about the red banana flower gazing at the sky and her drawing patterns with her feet, followed by her questioning him, adds a layer of coy romance. The repeated reference to “Kama's art” suggests a deep, unspoken understanding of love and desire between the two, hinting at a passionate relationship that transcends simple admiration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Takataka Jikujiku?
Takataka Jikujiku is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம்.
Which movie is Takataka Jikujiku from?
The song Takataka Jikujiku is featured in the movie Aayiram Muthangal.
Who wrote the lyrics for Takataka Jikujiku?
The lyrics for Takataka Jikujiku were written by Pulamaipithan with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Takataka Jikujiku lyrics?
Yes! Takataka Jikujiku lyrics from Aayiram Muthangal include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Takataka Jikujiku lyrics?
“Takataka Jikujiku” is a vibrant and playful romantic song from the 1982 Tamil film 'Aayiram Muthangal'. The song celebrates the enchanting arrival of a beautiful woman, metaphorically referred to as Ganga, a river goddess known for her purity and allure. The repetitive, rhythmic “Takataka Jigujigu” serves as an onomatopoeic expression, setting an energetic and anticipatory mood for her grand entrance. The lyrics paint a picture of her bathing in a “honey river” and riding a “flower breeze,” emphasizing her ethereal beauty and the intoxicating effect she has on her surroundings. The song delves into the male protagonist's infatuation, expressing how even her garments seem to yearn for a male touch, sweating with desire. This playful yet sensual imagery highlights the intense attraction she evokes. The flirtatious exchange about the red banana flower gazing at the sky and her drawing patterns with her feet, followed by her questioning him, adds a layer of coy romance. The repeated reference to “Kama's art” suggests a deep, unspoken understanding of love and desire between the two, hinting at a passionate relationship that transcends simple admiration.
