Takkara Achadi Cover Art

Takkara Achadi Lyrics

From the movie Urudhi Mozhi

Takkara Achadi Song Lyrics is the track from Urudhi Mozhi Tamil Film – 1990, Starring Prabhu, Chandini, Sivakumar, Geetha, Jai Ganesh, Bharathi, Janagaraj, R. Sarathkumar, Anandaraj, Sharat Saxena. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் குழு. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by R.V. Udhaya Kumar.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

I
Music DirectorIlayaraja

Singers

எப
Singerஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் குழு

Star Cast

Prabhu
ActorPrabhu
C
ActorChandini

Rappappaa pappara pappaa… Rappappaa pappara pappaa…
Rappappaa pappara pappaa… Rappappaa pappara pappaa…
Paappaappaa paappaa paappaa Pabaa paappaappaa paappaa paappaa
Pappaa paaw… paaw…

Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa
Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa

Ada em paappaa repair Naan paathaa thappaedhu haahaa
Bambara kannuga mandhiram solludhu Sambo sambo
Indhiran kadhaiyum chandhiran kadhaiyum Amboo…ooo

Chikkiri bukkiri chikkiri bukkiri Jimjim jimjim
Chikkiri bukkiri chikkiri bukkiri jimjim

Takku takku… Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaahaan
Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa… hoi Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa chambaa hoi
Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa rambaa

Singaari kannu pattaa mathaappu thaan Vithaara sollu pattaa pattaasu thaan…
Haiyo Singaari kannu pattaa mathaappu thaan
Vithaara sollu pattaa pattaasu thaan

Puthaada katti vandhaa kithaappu thaan
Thottaada pakkam vandhaa settuppu thaan hoi
Puthaada katti vandhaa kithaappu thaan
Thottaada pakkam vandhaa settuppu thaan

Seereduthu vandhomae silisiluthu ninnomae Hoi hoi hoi hoi
Seereduthu vandhomae silisiluthu ninnomae Adabambara kannuga mandhiram solludhu
Sambo sambo Indhiran kadhaiyum chandhiran kadhaiyum ambo

Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa
Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa chambaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu
Rambaa rambaa rambaa rambaa

Kannaala pottaaluga sokku podi Azhagu athanaiyum athuppadi aahaa
Kannaala pottaaluga sokku podi Azhagu athanaiyum athuppadi

Sammadham sollippudu thittappadi Kuttiga maattikkittaa kattippudi
Aamaa… Sammadham sollippudu thittappadi
Kuttiga maattikkittaa kattippudi

Maattikkittaa nammaachi Mayangalaennaa thangachi
Jinikuchikka jinukku chikka jinukkau chikka Maattikkittaa nammaachi
Mayangalaennaa thangachi

Adabambara kannuga mandhiram solludhu Sambo sambo
Indhiran kadhaiyum chandhiran kadhaiyum ambo

Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa
Takkaraa achadi kichadi chambaa aaa Makkaaraa nikkudhu nikkudhu rambaa

Ada em paappaa repair…ae Naan paathaa thappaedhu
Hoi bambara kannuga mandhiram solludhu Sambo sambo
Indhiran kadhaiyum chandhiran kadhaiyum Amboo…ooo
Dhinakku dhin dhinakku dhin dhin dhin dhin naa Dhinakku dhin dhinakku dhin
Tharigida thakka tharigida thakka thaa Chikkiri bukkiri chikkiri bukkiri
Jimjim jimjim Chikkiri bukkiri chikkiri bukkiri jimjim

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a high-energy, playful, and flirtatious number, typical of 90s Tamil cinema. The lyrics are a vibrant celebration of a woman's captivating beauty and charm, expressed through a series of colloquial and rhythmic phrases. The male protagonist is utterly smitten, describing her eyes as casting a spell and her presence as dazzling like fireworks. He playfully challenges her, implying that her allure is so potent that even mythological figures like Indra and Chandra pale in comparison. The overall mood is one of lighthearted pursuit and admiration, filled with youthful exuberance.

The song further delves into the playful chase, with the protagonist expressing his desire for her consent and his intention to embrace her if she "gets caught" in his charm. The lines about "new clothes" and "coming close" suggest a budding romance or a playful attempt at courtship. The repeated phrases and rhythmic vocalizations contribute to the song's infectious energy, making it a dance-worthy track. It captures the essence of a carefree, romantic pursuit, where the man is enchanted by the woman's beauty and is determined to win her over with his charm and persistence.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Takkara Achadi?

Takkara Achadi is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் குழு.

Which movie is Takkara Achadi from?

The song Takkara Achadi is featured in the movie Urudhi Mozhi.

Who wrote the lyrics for Takkara Achadi?

The lyrics for Takkara Achadi were written by R.V. Udhaya Kumar with music composed by Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Takkara Achadi lyrics?

Yes! Takkara Achadi lyrics from Urudhi Mozhi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Takkara Achadi lyrics?

This song is a high-energy, playful, and flirtatious number, typical of 90s Tamil cinema. The lyrics are a vibrant celebration of a woman's captivating beauty and charm, expressed through a series of colloquial and rhythmic phrases. The male protagonist is utterly smitten, describing her eyes as casting a spell and her presence as dazzling like fireworks. He playfully challenges her, implying that her allure is so potent that even mythological figures like Indra and Chandra pale in comparison. The overall mood is one of lighthearted pursuit and admiration, filled with youthful exuberance. The song further delves into the playful chase, with the protagonist expressing his desire for her consent and his intention to embrace her if she "gets caught" in his charm. The lines about "new clothes" and "coming close" suggest a budding romance or a playful attempt at courtship. The repeated phrases and rhythmic vocalizations contribute to the song's infectious energy, making it a dance-worthy track. It captures the essence of a carefree, romantic pursuit, where the man is enchanted by the woman's beauty and is determined to win her over with his charm and persistence.

Song Details

Song NameTakkara Achadi
Singersஎஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் குழு
LyricistR.V. Udhaya Kumar
LanguageTamil

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