
Ullasama Jalsa Lyrics
From the movie Zimbo
Ullasama Jalsa Song Lyrics is the track from Zimbo Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன். The music was composed by K. Vijaya Baskar. Lyrics works penned by Kuyilan.
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Ullaasamaa jalsa seithae pesa keesa Intha kaattil yaedhu verae aal
Ullaasamaa jalsa seithae pesa keesa Intha kaattil yaedhu verae aal
Jollyaana jodi nee Un peru dhandapani
Aattril oottru thondi Oorunthanni peru paani
Thenda choru vaa nee Ada soththu mootta koni
Rani nee un rajan naan Nammaasai maarumaa
Ullaasamaa jalsa seithae pesa keesa Intha kaattil yaedhu verae aal
Kaana kaana kadhalaagi Vaadi thedi nenju
Kitta vanthu keli pesi Ennaiyae nee konju
Jolly jolly jolly ini Kattuvendi thaali
Intha maasam kazhichchu Irukku irukku nalla naal
Ullaasamaa jalsa seithae pesa keesa Intha kaattil yaedhu verae aal
Kaalam rompa kettuthae Nee yaara paarththu ninnae
Kanniyae nee enna kobam Ennai paaru kannae
Joru joru pennae Aadi aamanakku ennai
Un mgam pidichchirukku Aasaiyaanathaal
Ullaasamaa jalsa seithae pesa keesa Intha kaattil yaedhu verae aal
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between two lovers, likely set in a secluded, natural environment like a forest, as indicated by the repeated line "In this forest, there's no one else." The lyrics capture the lighthearted banter and growing affection between the characters. The male protagonist teases the female with affectionate nicknames like "free-loader" and "sack of rice," while also declaring her his queen and himself her king, expressing an unchanging desire.
The song progresses from initial playful teasing to a more serious declaration of love and intent for marriage. The male character expresses his longing, urging his beloved to come closer and reciprocate his affection. The mention of tying the "thaali" (sacred marriage thread) and finding a "good day" after the current month signifies their commitment to formalizing their relationship. The playful yet earnest tone, combined with the rustic setting, paints a picture of budding romance in a simpler time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ullasama Jalsa?
Ullasama Jalsa is sung by எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Ullasama Jalsa from?
The song Ullasama Jalsa is featured in the movie Zimbo.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ullasama Jalsa?
The lyrics for Ullasama Jalsa were written by Kuyilan with music composed by K. Vijaya Baskar.
Is English translation available for Ullasama Jalsa lyrics?
Yes! Ullasama Jalsa lyrics from Zimbo include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ullasama Jalsa lyrics?
This song is a playful and flirtatious duet between two lovers, likely set in a secluded, natural environment like a forest, as indicated by the repeated line "In this forest, there's no one else." The lyrics capture the lighthearted banter and growing affection between the characters. The male protagonist teases the female with affectionate nicknames like "free-loader" and "sack of rice," while also declaring her his queen and himself her king, expressing an unchanging desire. The song progresses from initial playful teasing to a more serious declaration of love and intent for marriage. The male character expresses his longing, urging his beloved to come closer and reciprocate his affection. The mention of tying the "thaali" (sacred marriage thread) and finding a "good day" after the current month signifies their commitment to formalizing their relationship. The playful yet earnest tone, combined with the rustic setting, paints a picture of budding romance in a simpler time.
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