Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna Lyrics
From the movie Radha
Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna Song Lyrics is the track from Radha Tamil Film – 1973. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Vaali.
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Kannakanna kanna… Kannakanna kanna…
Kannaaaaaaa…
Unnai edhirpaarthen kanna nee vaa vaa Kangal urangaaml thavithaalae raadha
Ullam poradavum kannil neradavum Ullam poradavum kannil neradavum
Ingae yengugiren thaniyaaga
Unnai edhirpaarthen kanna nee vaa vaa
Kangal urangaamal thavithaalae raadha
Undhan mugam thaanae pasiyaara naan paarthathu
Undhan manam thaanae varamaaga naan kettadhu
Udal ennodu thaan uyir unnodu thaan
Innum ver enna naan solvadhu
Kann ellaam un vannam Nenjellaam un ennam
Endhan uravennum ulagangal nee thandhadhu
Idhil pirivennum oru thunbam yen vandhadhu
Unnai edhirpaarthen kanna nee vaa vaa
Kangal urangaaml thavithaalae raadha
Dhinam theindhaalum pirai kooda nilavaaguame
Malar kaainthaalum pinjaagi kaniyaagumae
Udal theigindrathae manam kaaigindrathae
Indha nilai maara nee vendumae
Penn paavam polladhu Kanna vaa ippodhu
Un vilaiyattai naan thaanga mudiyaadhaiyaa Nee varaamal pozhudhinghu vidiyaadhaiyaa
Unnai edhirpaarthen kanna nee vaa vaa
Kangal urangaaml thavithaalae raadha
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a poignant plea from Radha to Krishna, expressing her intense longing and suffering due to his absence. Radha describes her sleepless nights, her heart struggling, and her eyes filled with tears as she desperately awaits Krishna's arrival. She emphasizes that her very existence revolves around him, stating that his face is her sustenance and his heart is her ultimate desire. Her body may be present, but her soul is entirely with him, highlighting the depth of her devotion and emotional dependence.
The lyrics further convey Radha's despair and the unfairness of their separation. She questions why sorrow has entered their world of love, which Krishna himself created. Through metaphors of the moon's waxing and a flower's transformation into fruit, she expresses hope for reunion while lamenting her own physical and emotional decay. Her final plea is a desperate call for Krishna to end her suffering, asserting that without him, her day cannot begin, and she can no longer endure his playful distance, underscoring the profound pain of unfulfilled love.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna?
Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna from?
The song Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna is featured in the movie Radha.
Who wrote the lyrics for Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna?
The lyrics for Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna were written by Vaali with music composed by Shankar Ganesh.
Is English translation available for Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna lyrics?
Yes! Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna lyrics from Radha include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Unnai Ethirparthen Kanna lyrics?
This song is a poignant plea from Radha to Krishna, expressing her intense longing and suffering due to his absence. Radha describes her sleepless nights, her heart struggling, and her eyes filled with tears as she desperately awaits Krishna's arrival. She emphasizes that her very existence revolves around him, stating that his face is her sustenance and his heart is her ultimate desire. Her body may be present, but her soul is entirely with him, highlighting the depth of her devotion and emotional dependence. The lyrics further convey Radha's despair and the unfairness of their separation. She questions why sorrow has entered their world of love, which Krishna himself created. Through metaphors of the moon's waxing and a flower's transformation into fruit, she expresses hope for reunion while lamenting her own physical and emotional decay. Her final plea is a desperate call for Krishna to end her suffering, asserting that without him, her day cannot begin, and she can no longer endure his playful distance, underscoring the profound pain of unfulfilled love.
