Yenadi Kanne Lyrics
From the movie Janakiraman
Yenadi Kanne Song Lyrics is the track from Janakiraman Tamil Film – 1997, Starring R. Sarathkumar, Nagma, Rambha, Senthil, Goundamani, Manivannan, Anandaraj, Ponnambalam. This song was sung by மனோ, சுஜாதா, சிற்பி மற்றும் ஜோசப். The music was composed by Sirpy. Lyrics works penned by Pazhani Bharathi.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Music & Lyrics
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Star Cast
Yenadi kanne ennachi Eppadi vishayam undaachu
Apple vaangi vechaalum Maanga mela kann aachu
Hei jai hanuman Hei jai hanuman
Un karunai ellam ivarukku terinjidum
Hey chittappa Ahaa
Naan pethappaa Ahaa
Naan yaar appa Ahaa …ahaa
Yenadi kanne ennachi Eppadi vishayam undaachu
Apple vaangi vechaalum Maanga mela kann aachu
Hei jai hanuman Hei jai hanuman
Un karunai ellam ivarukku terinjidum
Hey chittappa Ahaa
Naan pethappaa Ahaa
Naan yaar appa Ahaa…ahaa
Idupula valicha sollamma Ennaiyai theippen naan amma
Irukkira baaram pothathaa Kurumbu pechu pogaatha
Yenunga maappillai veen pechu Pothum unga aaraaichi
Chinnansirusuga sirichakka Perusukku yen ya peru moochu
Nee thullaathae Ahaa
Nee sollathae Ahaa
Nee killathae Ahaa…
Yenadi kanne ennachi Eppadi vishayam undaachu
Apple vaangi vechaalum Maanga mela kann aachu
Hei jai hanuman Hei jai hanuman
Un karunai ellam ivarukku terinjidum
Aiyoo kolunthi nikkadhae Aambalai pillaiya pekkathae
Aambalai pullai pethaalum Ivan kitta mattum kodukathae
Perusunga pecha mathikaathae Raathiri enna marakaathae
Pagalil paaiyai virikaathae Eppavum enna thurathathae
En peran thaan Ahaa
Hey veeran thaan Ahaa
Orr sooran thaan Ahaaaahaa
Yenadi kanne ennachi Eppadi vishayam undaachu
Apple vaangi vechaalum Maanga mela kann aachu
Hei jai hanuman Hei jai hanuman
Un karunai ellam ivarukku terinjidum
Hey chittappa Ahaa
Naan pethappaa Ahaa
Naan yaar appa Ahaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Yenadi Kanne" is a lively and humorous exchange, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs from the 90s. It primarily revolves around playful banter and teasing between characters, likely a couple or family members, filled with lighthearted complaints and flirtatious remarks. The opening lines, "Oh my dear, what happened? How did this matter arise? Even if I bought an apple, my eyes are on the mango," set a tone of playful dissatisfaction or a preference for something different, hinting at a mischievous desire. The repeated interjections like "Hey Jai Hanuman" and the comical assertion of paternity with "Hey uncle! I am the father! Whose father am I?" add to the song's jovial and irreverent mood, suggesting a carefree attitude towards societal norms or expectations.
The lyrics further delve into domestic squabbles and romantic teasing. One character playfully offers to massage the other's aching waist, while also complaining about their mischievous talk. There's a humorous jab at elders getting agitated when youngsters laugh, highlighting a generational gap in perspective. Later verses contain more direct, yet still playful, warnings and flirtations, such as "Don't give birth to a male child, and even if you do, don't give him to this one!" and "Don't forget me at night! Don't spread the mat in the daytime!" These lines, delivered with a wink and a nudge, underscore the song's overall theme of affectionate teasing and the everyday, relatable dynamics within a family or romantic relationship, all wrapped in a catchy, upbeat musical package.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Yenadi Kanne?
Yenadi Kanne is sung by மனோ, சுஜாதா, சிற்பி மற்றும் ஜோசப்.
Which movie is Yenadi Kanne from?
The song Yenadi Kanne is featured in the movie Janakiraman.
Who wrote the lyrics for Yenadi Kanne?
The lyrics for Yenadi Kanne were written by Pazhani Bharathi with music composed by Sirpy.
Is English translation available for Yenadi Kanne lyrics?
Yes! Yenadi Kanne lyrics from Janakiraman include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Yenadi Kanne lyrics?
The song "Yenadi Kanne" is a lively and humorous exchange, characteristic of many Tamil cinema songs from the 90s. It primarily revolves around playful banter and teasing between characters, likely a couple or family members, filled with lighthearted complaints and flirtatious remarks. The opening lines, "Oh my dear, what happened? How did this matter arise? Even if I bought an apple, my eyes are on the mango," set a tone of playful dissatisfaction or a preference for something different, hinting at a mischievous desire. The repeated interjections like "Hey Jai Hanuman" and the comical assertion of paternity with "Hey uncle! I am the father! Whose father am I?" add to the song's jovial and irreverent mood, suggesting a carefree attitude towards societal norms or expectations. The lyrics further delve into domestic squabbles and romantic teasing. One character playfully offers to massage the other's aching waist, while also complaining about their mischievous talk. There's a humorous jab at elders getting agitated when youngsters laugh, highlighting a generational gap in perspective. Later verses contain more direct, yet still playful, warnings and flirtations, such as "Don't give birth to a male child, and even if you do, don't give him to this one!" and "Don't forget me at night! Don't spread the mat in the daytime!" These lines, delivered with a wink and a nudge, underscore the song's overall theme of affectionate teasing and the everyday, relatable dynamics within a family or romantic relationship, all wrapped in a catchy, upbeat musical package.
