Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi Lyrics
From the movie Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo
Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi Song Lyrics is the track from Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo Tamil Film – 1980, Starring Jai Ganesh, Suruli Rajan, Srikanth, Subhashini, Manorama. This song was sung by ராஜி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan. Lyrics works penned by Thanjai Vaanan.
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Uppumaa kindi vaiyadi Adiyae uppumaa kindi vaiyadi
Uppumaa kindi vaiyadi Adiyae uppumaa kindi vaiyadi
Thadi kuppamma mavalae thapaethum illaama Uppumaa kindi vaiyadi
Adiyae uppumaa kindi vaiyadi
Pakkuvam enna solludaa Adae pakkuvam enna solludaa
Pakkuvam enna solludaa Adae pakkuvam enna solludaa
Adaei makku paiyan mavanae Pakkam vanthu nikkaama
Pakkuvam enna solludaa Adae pakkuvam enna solludaa
Kannae en kannmaniyae Ponnae en poonguilae
Sonnaenae thaen mozhiyae Adi samayakkattu peruchchaaliyae
Aah uppumaa kindi vaiyadi Cheechcheechchee kindi vaiyammaa
Aahaah chinna ejamaan vanthaachchu Seekkiramaai aduppai mootti
Uppuma kindi vaiyamma Ammaa uppumaa kindi vaiyamma…
Chinna rajavai ennaalum Thaajaaththaan pannikkittu
Koojaavai thookki varum Kooruketta komaali
Pakkuvam enna sollaiyaa Aiyya pakkuvam enna sollaiyaa
Kaappadi thanni ooththi Doing doing doing doing
Araippadi ravaa pottu Doing doing doing doing
Kaappadi thanni ooththi Araippadi ravaa pottu
Oru padi uppu pottu unakkum ejamaanukkum
Uppumaa kindi vaiyammaa Ammaa uppumaa kindi vaiyammaa
Ennai ooththavaa Doing doing doing doing
Neiyyai ooththavaa Doing doing doing doing
Ennai ooththavaa Neiyyai ooththavaa
Injiyai narukki pottu Yaela graambu podavaa
Injiyai narukki pottu Yaela graambu podavaa
Pakkuvam enna sollaiyaa Aiyya pakkuvam enna sollaiyaa
Kadugum ulaunthum podaathae Karuveppilaiyum podaatho
Kadugum ulaunthum podaathae Karuveppilaiyum podaatho
Viruppamudanae nalla veppennai uttu thaali
Uppumaa kindi vaiyammaa Ammaa uppumaa kindi vaiyammaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a lighthearted, comedic duet from the 1980 Tamil film 'Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo'. It depicts a playful banter between a man and a woman, likely a husband and wife or a master and a cook, centered around the preparation of uppuma, a common South Indian breakfast dish. The man, in a demanding yet teasing tone, asks the woman to prepare uppuma, often using affectionate yet slightly derogatory terms like "kitchen rat." The woman, in turn, challenges him, asking for the exact recipe and playfully insulting him back, calling him a "foolish boy" or a "senseless clown."
The humor escalates as the man gives increasingly absurd and impractical cooking instructions, such as adding a full measure of salt or tempering the dish with bitter neem oil, which are clearly meant to be jokes rather than actual culinary advice. This exchange highlights the affectionate yet often bickering dynamic between the characters, using the mundane task of cooking as a vehicle for their playful interaction. The song's charm lies in its relatable domestic squabbles, exaggerated for comedic effect, and the lively back-and-forth between the singers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi?
Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi is sung by ராஜி மற்றும் மலேசியா வாசுதேவன்.
Which movie is Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi from?
The song Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi is featured in the movie Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo.
Who wrote the lyrics for Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi?
The lyrics for Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi were written by Thanjai Vaanan with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi lyrics?
Yes! Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi lyrics from Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Uppuma Kindi Vaiyadi lyrics?
This song is a lighthearted, comedic duet from the 1980 Tamil film 'Geetha Oru Shenbagapoo'. It depicts a playful banter between a man and a woman, likely a husband and wife or a master and a cook, centered around the preparation of uppuma, a common South Indian breakfast dish. The man, in a demanding yet teasing tone, asks the woman to prepare uppuma, often using affectionate yet slightly derogatory terms like "kitchen rat." The woman, in turn, challenges him, asking for the exact recipe and playfully insulting him back, calling him a "foolish boy" or a "senseless clown." The humor escalates as the man gives increasingly absurd and impractical cooking instructions, such as adding a full measure of salt or tempering the dish with bitter neem oil, which are clearly meant to be jokes rather than actual culinary advice. This exchange highlights the affectionate yet often bickering dynamic between the characters, using the mundane task of cooking as a vehicle for their playful interaction. The song's charm lies in its relatable domestic squabbles, exaggerated for comedic effect, and the lively back-and-forth between the singers.
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