Uttalangkiri Kiri Cover Art

Uttalangkiri Kiri Lyrics

From the movie Chinnavar

Uttalangkiri Kiri Song Lyrics is the track from Chinnavar Tamil Film – 1992. This song was sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா. The music was composed by Ilayaraja. Lyrics works penned by Gangai Amaran.

Track Credits & Star Cast

Music & Lyrics

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Music DirectorIlayaraja
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LyricistGangai Amaran

Singers

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Singerமலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா

Star Cast

Not Specified

Uttaalangirgiri maamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa

Uttaalangirgiri maamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa
Kuthaalam poi varalaamaa Anga kondaattam pottu varalaamaa

Kanni ponnu naan thaanae Onna enni aalaanaen
Kanni ponnu naan thaanae Onna enni aalaanaen
Ada vaa maamaa vaa maamaa

Uttaalangirgiri baamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa
Kittaadha pazhathukku veenae Oru kottaavi ennathukku maanae

Aalaana ponnukku Naalaana ponnukkum
Maaraadhu ulla mavusu Thaanaaga vandhadho
Venaannu sollvadhu Koodaadhu indha pavusu

Ettaadha kombula Thaen koodu kattudhu
Kittaadhu etti edukka Ippodhu nimmadhi
Ennoda ulladhu Koodaadhu thatti parikka

Appaavi ponnu idhu maamaa Thappaaga enna ennalaamaa

Ippodhu kitta vandhu veenaa Vithaaram panna ennalaamaa

Ada vaa maamaa vaa maamaa

Uttaalangirgiri baamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa

Kuthaalam poi varalaamaa Anga kondaattam pottu varalaamaa

Thedaadha sondhamum Koodaadha bandhamum
Thaanaaga vandhadhu enna Kaadaana nenjila
Poonthottam poothadhu Poo vaasam ponadhum enna

Thaanaa vedhachadhu Poovaa molachadhu
Naan enna seiya adhukku Saami padachadhu
Thedi mudichadhu Naam enna solla irukku

Aagaadhu ezhaikkoru aasa Naan verum kallu
Ennathukku poosa

Maaraadhu ennudaiya aasa Nee marukkaama
Vandhidanum pesa

Adhu veen thaanae venamae

Uttaalangirgiri maamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa

Ai kittaadha Pazhathukku veenae
Oru kottaavi ennathukku maanae

Kanni ponnu naan thaanae Onna enni aalaanaen
Ezhaikkidhu aagaadhu Yemaatthunaa thaangaadhu

Ada vaa maamaa vaa maamaa

Uttaalangirgiri baamaa Nee ettaadha ettu vekkalaamaa

Kuthaalam poi varalaamaa Anga kondaattam pottu varalaamaa

Song Meaning & Analysis

This song is a playful and romantic duet between a young man and woman, filled with teasing, longing, and a touch of coy resistance. The woman, addressing the man as "Maama" (a term of endearment for an uncle or prospective husband), playfully chides him for being distant ("taking unreachable steps") and expresses her desire for him, confessing she has grown up thinking of him. She proposes a romantic getaway to Kutralam, a popular scenic spot. The man, in turn, addresses her as "Paama" or "Maaney" (deer, an endearment), teasing her for being unattainable and questioning her reluctance, implying that her beauty and charm are undeniable.

The lyrics beautifully capture the push-and-pull of budding romance. The woman expresses her innocence and vulnerability, asking him not to misunderstand her, while the man tries to persuade her, asserting that their connection feels destined. Despite her initial hesitations about being a "poor girl" and the unsuitability of her desires, her longing is clear. The song concludes with both expressing their desires for togetherness, hinting at an eventual union, all wrapped in a lively, folk-infused musical style characteristic of Ilayaraja's compositions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the singer of Uttalangkiri Kiri?

Uttalangkiri Kiri is sung by மலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா.

Which movie is Uttalangkiri Kiri from?

The song Uttalangkiri Kiri is featured in the movie Chinnavar.

Who wrote the lyrics for Uttalangkiri Kiri?

The lyrics for Uttalangkiri Kiri were written by Gangai Amaran with music composed by Ilayaraja.

Is English translation available for Uttalangkiri Kiri lyrics?

Yes! Uttalangkiri Kiri lyrics from Chinnavar include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.

What is the meaning of Uttalangkiri Kiri lyrics?

This song is a playful and romantic duet between a young man and woman, filled with teasing, longing, and a touch of coy resistance. The woman, addressing the man as "Maama" (a term of endearment for an uncle or prospective husband), playfully chides him for being distant ("taking unreachable steps") and expresses her desire for him, confessing she has grown up thinking of him. She proposes a romantic getaway to Kutralam, a popular scenic spot. The man, in turn, addresses her as "Paama" or "Maaney" (deer, an endearment), teasing her for being unattainable and questioning her reluctance, implying that her beauty and charm are undeniable. The lyrics beautifully capture the push-and-pull of budding romance. The woman expresses her innocence and vulnerability, asking him not to misunderstand her, while the man tries to persuade her, asserting that their connection feels destined. Despite her initial hesitations about being a "poor girl" and the unsuitability of her desires, her longing is clear. The song concludes with both expressing their desires for togetherness, hinting at an eventual union, all wrapped in a lively, folk-infused musical style characteristic of Ilayaraja's compositions.

Song Details

Song NameUttalangkiri Kiri
Singersமலேசியா வாசுதேவன் மற்றும் கே. எஸ். சித்ரா
LyricistGangai Amaran
LanguageTamil

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