Vennayai Thirudi Lyrics
From the movie Kalaivanan Tamil
Vennayai Thirudi Song Lyrics is the track from Kalaivanan Tamil Tamil Film – 1959. This song was sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
Singers
Star Cast
Not Specified
Singers : S. Janaki and S. C. Krishnan
Music Director : Pendyala Nageswara Rao
Lyricist : RA. Pazhanisami
Vennaiyai thirudi thindru Verum sattiyaana pinaal
Appa mulunghu mulunghu Nalla mulungittu paadu
Mannaiyum urutti thindru Mathaalae adiyum patta
Aama
Kannanae unakku paarijaatha poo Kondu vandhen
Yaarukku koduppaayoo poovai Krishnaa yaarukku koduppaayoo poovai
Krishnaa yaarukku koduppaayoo poovai
Humming :
Sathiyabaamaiyum rukuvum Rendu saaraiyum keeriyum pola
Rendu saaraiyum keeriyum pola Manamoththu oruthikku poovai koduthaa
Mathava thittuva pinnaale Aama mathava thittuva pinnaale
Aama mathava thittuva pinnaale
Ivalukka avalukka Ivalukka avalukka
Evalukku poovai koduppen Idhai yaar thalaiyilae naan mudippen
Idhai yaar thalaiyiale naan mudippen Ahaa…oohoo
Thikku thinara vaikkum rukkumaniyae Kannaal vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Aama vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Ohoo thikku thinara vaikkum rukkumaniyae
Kannaal vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Aama vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Seevimuditha undhan …ye
Aa seevimuditha undhan sikku illadha thalaiyil
Seevimuditha undhan sikku illadha thalaiyil
Poovai mudithu undhan pinnazhagai kaana vandhen
Poovai mudithu undhan pinnazhagai kaana vandhen
Male and Chorus : Thikku thinara vaikkum rukkumaniyae
Kannaal vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Aama vakkanaigal pesum pathiniyae
Konjam kili ennai vittu Kottaanai konjiputtu
Konjam kili ennai vittu Kottaanai konjiputtu
Vanjanaiyai nenjil sumandhu Vandhaayoopoo poo
Poo poo poo poo Poo poo
Baama kobam yenmma Sathyabaama kobam yenmma
Andha vaasamulla malar pootha marathaiyae Kattayamagavae vettiye thaaren
Baama kobam yenmma Sathyabaama kobam yenmma
Male and Chorus : Baama kobam yenmma Sathyabaama kobam yenmma
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song from 'Kalaivanan Tamil' is a playful and devotional piece centered around Lord Krishna and his eternal dilemma with his two principal consorts, Rukmini and Satyabhama. The initial verses playfully allude to Krishna's childhood antics of stealing butter and eating mud, setting a lighthearted tone. The core of the song revolves around Krishna's predicament when he receives a divine Parijatha flower. He is torn between giving it to Rukmini, his epitome of devotion and grace, or Satyabhama, known for her spirited nature and possessiveness. The lyrics humorously describe the rivalry between the two queens, comparing them to a snake and a mongoose, highlighting Krishna's fear of upsetting either of them.
The song then shifts as Krishna attempts to appease each queen. He praises Rukmini's beauty and grace, expressing his desire to adorn her hair with the flower. However, Satyabhama's jealousy quickly surfaces, leading to her angry accusations of Krishna favoring another. Krishna, ever the diplomat, tries to pacify Satyabhama by promising to even cut down the entire Parijatha tree for her, showcasing his endearing attempts to balance the affections of his beloved consorts. The song beautifully captures the divine romance, playful squabbles, and Krishna's charming personality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Vennayai Thirudi?
Vennayai Thirudi is sung by எஸ். ஜானகி மற்றும் எஸ். சி. கிருஷ்ணன்.
Which movie is Vennayai Thirudi from?
The song Vennayai Thirudi is featured in the movie Kalaivanan Tamil.
Who wrote the lyrics for Vennayai Thirudi?
The lyrics for Vennayai Thirudi were written by Unknown with music composed by Unknown.
Is English translation available for Vennayai Thirudi lyrics?
Yes! Vennayai Thirudi lyrics from Kalaivanan Tamil include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Vennayai Thirudi lyrics?
This song from 'Kalaivanan Tamil' is a playful and devotional piece centered around Lord Krishna and his eternal dilemma with his two principal consorts, Rukmini and Satyabhama. The initial verses playfully allude to Krishna's childhood antics of stealing butter and eating mud, setting a lighthearted tone. The core of the song revolves around Krishna's predicament when he receives a divine Parijatha flower. He is torn between giving it to Rukmini, his epitome of devotion and grace, or Satyabhama, known for her spirited nature and possessiveness. The lyrics humorously describe the rivalry between the two queens, comparing them to a snake and a mongoose, highlighting Krishna's fear of upsetting either of them. The song then shifts as Krishna attempts to appease each queen. He praises Rukmini's beauty and grace, expressing his desire to adorn her hair with the flower. However, Satyabhama's jealousy quickly surfaces, leading to her angry accusations of Krishna favoring another. Krishna, ever the diplomat, tries to pacify Satyabhama by promising to even cut down the entire Parijatha tree for her, showcasing his endearing attempts to balance the affections of his beloved consorts. The song beautifully captures the divine romance, playful squabbles, and Krishna's charming personality.
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