Un Kann Unnai Female Cover Art

Un Kann Unnai Female Lyrics

From the movie Vaazhkkai Tamil – 1949

Un Kann Unnai Female Song Lyrics is the track from Vaazhkkai Tamil – 1949 Tamil Film – 1949. This song was sung by எம். எஸ். ராஜேஸ்வரி.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

Singers

எஎ
Singerஎம். எஸ். ராஜேஸ்வரி

Star Cast

Not Specified

Singer : M. S. Rajeswari

Music Director : R. Sudharsanam

Lyricist : K. P. Kamatchi Sundaram

Haaa…aaaaaa Manam maevum aasai naadhane
Maara ikkobam nyaayama

Mr. ashokan Un kann unnai yaemaatrinaal
En mael kobam undaavadhaen Un kann unnai yaemaatrinaal
En mael kobam undaavadhaen

Humming :

Pengalai kaeliyaai Pesuvadhil aasaiyaa…aaaaaa
Unnaiyae enni paarkkanum Ulagam anubhavam undaaganum
Unnaiyae enni paarkkanum Ulagam anubhavam undaaganum

Humming :

Punai peyaraalum payan illai Buthagam eludhiyum payan illai
Pugal pettradhaalum payan illai College padippum payan illai
Car otta therindhum payan illai

Adhanaal Yosithu nandraai unaranum
Ulaga anubhavam undaaganum Yosithu nandraai unaranum
Ulaga anubhavam undaaganum

Un kann unnai yaemaatrinaal En mael kobam undaavadhaen

Humming :

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song, 'Un Kann Unnai Female', from the 1949 film 'Vaazhkkai', unfolds as a poignant dialogue, primarily featuring a woman's perspective. She addresses her beloved, questioning the legitimacy of his anger and his perception. Her lines are a gentle yet firm admonishment, urging him to introspect and understand the true value of worldly experience over superficial accomplishments. She highlights the futility of external markers of success—be it pseudonyms, published books, fame, a college degree, or even the ability to drive—if one lacks genuine self-awareness and a deeper understanding of life.

The recurring line, "If your own eyes deceive you, why does anger arise towards me?", serves as a central theme, suggesting that the root of conflict often lies in one's own misperceptions rather than external factors. The song beautifully conveys a message about the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and the wisdom gained from real-life experiences, advocating for a more profound understanding of oneself and others in relationships.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Un Kann Unnai Female?

Un Kann Unnai Female is sung by எம். எஸ். ராஜேஸ்வரி.

Which movie is Un Kann Unnai Female from?

The song Un Kann Unnai Female is featured in the movie Vaazhkkai Tamil – 1949.

Who wrote the lyrics for Un Kann Unnai Female?

The lyrics for Un Kann Unnai Female were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.

Is English translation available for Un Kann Unnai Female lyrics?

Yes! Un Kann Unnai Female lyrics from Vaazhkkai Tamil – 1949 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Un Kann Unnai Female lyrics?

This song, 'Un Kann Unnai Female', from the 1949 film 'Vaazhkkai', unfolds as a poignant dialogue, primarily featuring a woman's perspective. She addresses her beloved, questioning the legitimacy of his anger and his perception. Her lines are a gentle yet firm admonishment, urging him to introspect and understand the true value of worldly experience over superficial accomplishments. She highlights the futility of external markers of success—be it pseudonyms, published books, fame, a college degree, or even the ability to drive—if one lacks genuine self-awareness and a deeper understanding of life. The recurring line, "If your own eyes deceive you, why does anger arise towards me?", serves as a central theme, suggesting that the root of conflict often lies in one's own misperceptions rather than external factors. The song beautifully conveys a message about the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and the wisdom gained from real-life experiences, advocating for a more profound understanding of oneself and others in relationships.

Music Video

Un Kann Unnai Female official music video

Song Details

Song NameUn Kann Unnai Female
Singersஎம். எஸ். ராஜேஸ்வரி
LyricistUnknown
LanguageTamil

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