Un Uthattora Sivappe Lyrics
From the movie Panchalankuruchi
Un Uthattora Sivappe Song Lyrics is the track from Panchalankuruchi Tamil Film – 1996. This song was sung by ஹரிஹரண். The music was composed by Deva. Lyrics works penned by Vairamuthu.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Thana nana nanae naa naa … Thana nana naanae nananaanae naa naa
Un udhattora sivappae Andha marudhaani kadanaa ketkum
Kadanaa Ketkum
Nee sirichaalae sila neram Andha nilavu vandhu ulavu paarkum
Ulavu paarkum
En sev vaazhai thandae eeeyyyyy…yeee… En sev vaazhai thandae
Siru kaattu vandae Unna nenachu thaan esa paatu
Konjam nerungi vaa idha kettu
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Aaaaaa…aaaa…aaaaaaaaaa
Mmmmm…mmm…mmmm
Yen mammudhaa Ambukku yen innum thaamasam …aaaaa
Adiyae ammani Villu illa ippo kaivasam…aaaa
Yen mallu vetti mamaa Manasirundha maargam irukkudhu
Ennai posukunnu kavukka Pomabalaikku nokkam irukkudhu
Muruga mala kaatukulla Veraghu edukkum velaiyila
Thoorathula ninnavarae Thookki vittaal aagaadha…
Patta viragha thookki vittaa Katta veralu pattu putta
Veragillama thee pudikkum Vetkam kettu pogaadha
Nee thoduvadha thottukko Sondhathula varaimurai irukka
Nee pombala thaanae Unakku adhu nyabhagam irukka
Un nenappu thaan Nenjukkulla pacha kuthudhu…aaaa
Ada un kirukkula Enakku indha boomi suthudhu eeyyee…
{Hmmm…mmmm…mmm Aaaaaaaaaaaa} (2)
{Hmm.mmmm…mmmmmmmm Aaaaaaaaaa} (2)
Singam puli karadi kandaa Serthadikka kai thudikum
Pottu kanni unna kandaa Puli kooda thoda nadungum
Umma nenachu poosaiyila Veppennaiyum nei manakkum
Nee kulicha odaiyila Naan kulichaa poo manakkum
Yei vekkam ketta pennae Ennai yen thooki sumakkura
En manasukkul pugundhu Yen machaan erangha marukura
Adi en nenjilae Yendiyamma vathi vaikkura ehhhh
Un aasaiya Edhukku innum pothi vaikkuraaaaaaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Un Uthattora Sivappe" from the movie 'Panchalankuruchi' is a classic romantic duet, characterized by playful banter and passionate declarations between the male and female protagonists. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are rich in poetic imagery and metaphors, typical of Tamil cinema's romantic numbers. The male singer expresses his deep admiration for the woman's beauty, comparing her lips' redness to henna and her smile to the moon's watchful gaze. He uses vivid rural imagery, like a "red banana stem" and a "forest bee," to describe her allure and his longing for her to come closer.
The song progresses with a delightful back-and-forth, where the woman teases the man about his hesitation, while he responds with equally charming and bold statements about her captivating presence. Their exchange is filled with double entendres and suggestive remarks, hinting at their growing intimacy and desire. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of budding love and mutual attraction, where even the thought of the beloved makes the world spin and mundane things smell fragrant. It's a celebration of love's intoxicating power, wrapped in a vibrant, folk-infused musical setting by Deva.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Un Uthattora Sivappe?
Un Uthattora Sivappe is sung by ஹரிஹரண்.
Which movie is Un Uthattora Sivappe from?
The song Un Uthattora Sivappe is featured in the movie Panchalankuruchi.
Who wrote the lyrics for Un Uthattora Sivappe?
The lyrics for Un Uthattora Sivappe were written by Vairamuthu with music composed by Deva.
Is English translation available for Un Uthattora Sivappe lyrics?
Yes! Un Uthattora Sivappe lyrics from Panchalankuruchi include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Un Uthattora Sivappe lyrics?
The song "Un Uthattora Sivappe" from the movie 'Panchalankuruchi' is a classic romantic duet, characterized by playful banter and passionate declarations between the male and female protagonists. The lyrics, penned by Vairamuthu, are rich in poetic imagery and metaphors, typical of Tamil cinema's romantic numbers. The male singer expresses his deep admiration for the woman's beauty, comparing her lips' redness to henna and her smile to the moon's watchful gaze. He uses vivid rural imagery, like a "red banana stem" and a "forest bee," to describe her allure and his longing for her to come closer. The song progresses with a delightful back-and-forth, where the woman teases the man about his hesitation, while he responds with equally charming and bold statements about her captivating presence. Their exchange is filled with double entendres and suggestive remarks, hinting at their growing intimacy and desire. The lyrics beautifully capture the essence of budding love and mutual attraction, where even the thought of the beloved makes the world spin and mundane things smell fragrant. It's a celebration of love's intoxicating power, wrapped in a vibrant, folk-infused musical setting by Deva.