Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu Lyrics
From the movie Kathai Kathayam Karanamam
Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu Song Lyrics is the track from Kathai Kathayam Karanamam Tamil Film – 1987. This song was sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
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Thudikkuthu thudikkuthu ila manam thudikkuthu Adikkadi manasula anukundu vedikkuthu
Oolai onnu kothikkuthu Uyir onnu thavikkuthu
Achchaththai vittuvidu en kannae Michchaththai thanthuvidu semponnae
Achchaththai vittuvidu en kannae Michchaththai thanthuvidu semponnae
Thaniyaaththaan maattikkitta thangamae thangam
Thaniyae naan kadhai mudikka vanthathu santharppam
Kuri vaiththa vellai kokku meenai koththaatho
Thappikka koodaathamma rendil onnu paarppomammaa
Aaaaaaaaa
Muththangal nee sinthu pennae Saththangal kelaathu kannae
Anaikka vanthaen devi Viyarvai konddaen naanae
Anaikka vanthaen devi Viyarvai konddaen naanae
Santharppam eppothum pol irukkaathu Saatchikku yaarumingae kidaiyaathu
Santharppam eppothum pol irukkaathu Saatchikku yaarumingae kidaiyaathu
Thaniyaaththaan maattikkitta thangamae thangam
Thaniyae naan kadhai mudikka vanthathu santharppam
Kuri vaiththa vellai kokku meenai koththaatho
Thappikka koodaathamma rendil onnu paarppomammaa
Venaanga naan chinna pulla Enna aambalainga innum thottathilla
Yaaru sonna vaayaendi en chinnapulla Naan thottavala adi vittathilla
Venaanga naan chinna pulla Enna aambalainga innum thottathilla
Adi vaayaendi en chinnpilla Naan thottavala adi vittathilla
Ada marukkum pozhuthu izhuppathenna needhi Naan nenachcha karuththa
Nadaththi mudikkum jaadhi aamaam Ada marukkum pozhuthu izhuppathenna needhi
Naan nenachcha karuththa Nadaththi mudikkum jaadhi
Kadhai kadhaiyaam kaaranamaam Kadhai mudivae noodhnamaam
Kadhai kadhaiyaam kaaranamaam Kadhai mudivae noodhnamaam
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a classic 80s Tamil cinema romantic duet, characterized by a playful yet assertive male lead pursuing a hesitant female lead. The lyrics depict the man's intense desire and determination to win over the woman, using metaphors of a predator and prey (white stork and fish) to express his intent. He sees her vulnerability as an opportunity, emphasizing that no one is around to witness their encounter, and dismisses any resistance or societal norms.
The woman's lines express her innocence and reluctance, stating she is young and untouched. However, the man's responses are dismissive of her protests, asserting his will and confidence in achieving his desires. The song captures a common trope of the era where male persistence, even bordering on aggressive, was portrayed as romantic pursuit, culminating in a unique or destined outcome as suggested by the closing lines about the story's novel end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu?
Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu is sung by எஸ். பி. பாலசுப்ரமணியம் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.
Which movie is Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu from?
The song Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu is featured in the movie Kathai Kathayam Karanamam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu?
The lyrics for Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu lyrics?
Yes! Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu lyrics from Kathai Kathayam Karanamam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Thudikkudhu Thudikkudhu lyrics?
This song is a classic 80s Tamil cinema romantic duet, characterized by a playful yet assertive male lead pursuing a hesitant female lead. The lyrics depict the man's intense desire and determination to win over the woman, using metaphors of a predator and prey (white stork and fish) to express his intent. He sees her vulnerability as an opportunity, emphasizing that no one is around to witness their encounter, and dismisses any resistance or societal norms. The woman's lines express her innocence and reluctance, stating she is young and untouched. However, the man's responses are dismissive of her protests, asserting his will and confidence in achieving his desires. The song captures a common trope of the era where male persistence, even bordering on aggressive, was portrayed as romantic pursuit, culminating in a unique or destined outcome as suggested by the closing lines about the story's novel end.
