
Unnai Kan Theduthe Lyrics
From the movie Va Quarter Cutting Tamil
Unnai Kan Theduthe Song Lyrics is the track from Va Quarter Cutting Tamil Tamil Film – 2010. This song was sung by ஜி.வி.பிரகாஷ் குமார் மற்றும் கானா உலகநாதன். The music was composed by ஜி.வி. பிரகாஷ் குமார். Lyrics works penned by குமாரராஜா.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : G. V. Prakash Kumar and Gana Ulaganathan
Music Director : G. V. Prakash Kumar
Lyricist : Kumararaja
Podeyyy Unnai kan thedudhae
Ullam naadudhae Unnai kan kaanamal
Parathoduthae
Kudi kudiyai kedukkum theriyumadii Aanalum kudika pudikkumadi
Mabbu kicku boostu takkaru Quarteru matter kidakalayae
Ahre haai…
Unnai kan thedudhae Ullam naadudhae
Unnai kan kaanamal Parathoduthae
Humming :
Kalyaani raagam illa
Aiyaiyo pichu pichu otharurayae
Samiyaarthan yaagamilla
Pinni poo vachi ribbon kooda suthurayae
Kalyaani raagam illa Samiyaarthan yaagamilla
Maanidar thaan ethayum kandukala
Keele thatti melae thirugi Athuthan sorgam pogum vazhi
Kunijaa porandhu niminthaan manushan Pudicha gnyana purusanadii
Mabbu kicku boostu takkaru Quarteru matter kidakalaye
Ahre haai…
Unnai unnai Unnai kan thedudhae
Ullam naadudhae Unnai kan kaanamal
Parathoduthae Kudi kudiyai kedukkum theriyumadii
Aanalum kudika pudikumadi
Ye quarter quarter quarter quarter quarter Quarter quarter
Ye quarter quarter quarter quarter quarter Quarter quarter
Unnai kan thedudhae Ullam naadudhae
Ye quarter quarter quarter quarter quarter Quarter quarter
Unnai kan kaanamal Parathoduthae
Ye quarter quarter quarter quarter quarter Quarter quarter
Quarter quarter
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Unnai Kan Theduthe" from 'Va Quarter Cutting Tamil' is a quintessential 'gana' song, characterized by its raw, colloquial language and focus on everyday struggles, often with a humorous or satirical twist. The lyrics express an intense craving for alcohol, specifically a 'quarter' bottle, personifying it as a beloved entity that the singer's eyes and heart desperately seek. Despite acknowledging the detrimental effects of drinking ("Drinking ruins lives, you know"), the protagonist admits to the irresistible allure and pleasure it brings, highlighting the immediate gratification over long-term consequences.
The song uses vivid, street-smart imagery and exclamations to convey the desperation and the 'high' associated with alcohol. Lines like "Tap it down, twist it up, that's the way to heaven" and the playful dismissal of classical music or religious rituals ("It's not Kalyani raga," "a saint doesn't perform yagna") underscore a carefree, almost rebellious attitude towards conventional norms, prioritizing the immediate desire. The repeated chants of "Quarter, quarter" emphasize the central theme and the almost obsessive longing for the drink, making it an anthem for those who understand this particular craving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Unnai Kan Theduthe?
Unnai Kan Theduthe is sung by ஜி.வி.பிரகாஷ் குமார் மற்றும் கானா உலகநாதன்.
Which movie is Unnai Kan Theduthe from?
The song Unnai Kan Theduthe is featured in the movie Va Quarter Cutting Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Unnai Kan Theduthe?
The lyrics for Unnai Kan Theduthe were written by குமாரராஜா with music composed by ஜி.வி. பிரகாஷ் குமார்.
Is English translation available for Unnai Kan Theduthe lyrics?
Yes! Unnai Kan Theduthe lyrics from Va Quarter Cutting Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Unnai Kan Theduthe lyrics?
The song "Unnai Kan Theduthe" from 'Va Quarter Cutting Tamil' is a quintessential 'gana' song, characterized by its raw, colloquial language and focus on everyday struggles, often with a humorous or satirical twist. The lyrics express an intense craving for alcohol, specifically a 'quarter' bottle, personifying it as a beloved entity that the singer's eyes and heart desperately seek. Despite acknowledging the detrimental effects of drinking ("Drinking ruins lives, you know"), the protagonist admits to the irresistible allure and pleasure it brings, highlighting the immediate gratification over long-term consequences. The song uses vivid, street-smart imagery and exclamations to convey the desperation and the 'high' associated with alcohol. Lines like "Tap it down, twist it up, that's the way to heaven" and the playful dismissal of classical music or religious rituals ("It's not Kalyani raga," "a saint doesn't perform yagna") underscore a carefree, almost rebellious attitude towards conventional norms, prioritizing the immediate desire. The repeated chants of "Quarter, quarter" emphasize the central theme and the almost obsessive longing for the drink, making it an anthem for those who understand this particular craving.
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