
Unnoduthaan Kanaavile Lyrics
From the movie Kondattam
Unnoduthaan Kanaavile Song Lyrics is the track from Kondattam Tamil Film – 1998, Starring Arjun Sarja, Simran, Raasi, Gemini Ganesan, Vijayakumar, Sowcar Janaki, Mahendran, K. S. Ravikumar, Jai Ganesh, Ramesh Khanna. This song was sung by மனோ மற்றும் சுஜாதா. The music was composed by Maragatha Mani. Lyrics works penned by Kalidasan.
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Tuttuttu tuttududu
Unnodu thaan kanaavilae Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Mazhai vandha podhu Tuttuttu tuttududu
Kudai ondru thandhu Tuttuttu tuttududu
Mazhai vandha podhu Kudai ondru thandhu
Manadhai nenaithavalae…hoo oo Iru paarvaigalum
Vaazha vaitha nan naal adhu Ilam kaadhalargal
Serndhirukkum pon naal idhu
Unnodu thaan kanaavilae Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Kaalaiyilae dhinam naan vizhithu Kaiyil kanden unnai
Kaavalgalai dhinam thaandi vandhu Anbae thandhen ennai
Thelindha neeril nindren Unnai thaan adhil kanden
Iravu yaavum meeti Ennai naanae anaithaen
Kangal thudithathu Kannam kothithathu
Adhai arindhae Kaadhalai thodarnthen
Unnodu thaan kanaavilae Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Nee nadantha thadam mel nadanthu Unnil ennai thandhen
Kodaiyilum kulir vaadaiyilum Vandhen sendhaen thindraen
Viralgal theeyai koottum Viragam kooda koosum
Kalaindha koondhal pesum Kannadaasan vaasam
Undhan kavarchi thaan Mayakkam adikkutha
Idhu manmadha kaadhal dhesam
Unnodu thaan kanaavilae Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Ninaivu mayangi nadanthen
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating feeling of new love, where the beloved occupies every thought and dream. The lyrics describe a profound connection, starting with a simple act of kindness – offering an umbrella in the rain – which blossoms into a deep emotional bond. The singer's world revolves around their love interest, seeing them everywhere, from waking moments to reflections in water, symbolizing an all-encompassing presence.
The narrative progresses to express a complete surrender to love, overcoming obstacles and embracing every moment, whether in summer's warmth or winter's chill. The imagery of 'fingers igniting fire' and 'dishevelled hair speaking' evokes intense passion and intimacy. The reference to Kannadasan, a legendary Tamil poet, elevates the love to a poetic and timeless realm, culminating in the declaration that this is a 'land of Cupid's love,' signifying a pure and powerful romantic devotion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Unnoduthaan Kanaavile?
Unnoduthaan Kanaavile is sung by மனோ மற்றும் சுஜாதா.
Which movie is Unnoduthaan Kanaavile from?
The song Unnoduthaan Kanaavile is featured in the movie Kondattam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Unnoduthaan Kanaavile?
The lyrics for Unnoduthaan Kanaavile were written by Kalidasan with music composed by Maragatha Mani.
Is English translation available for Unnoduthaan Kanaavile lyrics?
Yes! Unnoduthaan Kanaavile lyrics from Kondattam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Unnoduthaan Kanaavile lyrics?
This song beautifully captures the intoxicating feeling of new love, where the beloved occupies every thought and dream. The lyrics describe a profound connection, starting with a simple act of kindness – offering an umbrella in the rain – which blossoms into a deep emotional bond. The singer's world revolves around their love interest, seeing them everywhere, from waking moments to reflections in water, symbolizing an all-encompassing presence. The narrative progresses to express a complete surrender to love, overcoming obstacles and embracing every moment, whether in summer's warmth or winter's chill. The imagery of 'fingers igniting fire' and 'dishevelled hair speaking' evokes intense passion and intimacy. The reference to Kannadasan, a legendary Tamil poet, elevates the love to a poetic and timeless realm, culminating in the declaration that this is a 'land of Cupid's love,' signifying a pure and powerful romantic devotion.


