Chinna Kannane Naan Song Lyrics

from Thaaikku Oru Pillai · 1972

1972Year

24Verses

Music Director

Shankar Ganesh

Lyricist

Pulamaipithan

Singers

A. M. Raja

Starring

Jai SankarA. V. M. RajanK. BalajiS. V. SahasranamamCho RamasamySavithiriNirmalaManorama

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Chinna Kannane Naan Song Lyrics is the track from “Thaaikku Oru Pillai” Tamil Film – 1972, Starring Jai Sankar, A. V. M. Rajan, K. Balaji, S. V. Sahasranamam, Cho Ramasamy, Savithiri, Nirmala and Manorama. This song was sung by A. M. Raja. The music was composed by Shankar Ganesh. Lyrics works penned by Pulamaipithan.

Singers : A. M. Raja

Music Director : Shankar Ganesh

Lyricist : Pulamaipithan

ஆண்

சின்னக் கண்ணனே

நான் தந்தையென நீயும் பிள்ளையென

ஒரு பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

ஆண்

சின்னக் கண்ணனே

நான் தந்தையென நீயும் பிள்ளையென

ஒரு பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

எந்த நாளிலும் நம் உறவு வாழட்டும்

பிரிந்த போதிலும் உன் நினைவு வாழட்டும்

ஆண்

சின்னக் கண்ணனே

நான் தந்தையென நீயும் பிள்ளையென

ஒரு பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

ஆண்

அரும்பு விழி குறும்பு மொழி

ஆட அழைக்காதோ என்னை

சிறு குழந்தை விளையாட்டில்

தன்னை மறப்பாளோ அன்னை

ஆண்

அரும்பு விழி குறும்பு மொழி

ஆட அழைக்காதோ என்னை

சிறு குழந்தை விளையாட்டில்

தன்னை மறப்பாளோ அன்னை

ஆண்

அப்பா முதுகு பிள்ளைக்கேற்ற ஆனை வாகனம்

நாளை இந்தப் பிள்ளை ஒரு ராஜாவாகணும்

ஆண்

சின்னக் கண்ணனே

நான் தந்தையென நீயும் பிள்ளையென

ஒரு பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

ஆண்

ஏடெடுத்து நீ படித்து

தந்தை பேர் சொல்ல வேண்டும்

என் மகனே உன் புகழை

நாளும் ஊர் சொல்ல வேண்டும்

ஆண்

ஏடெடுத்து நீ படித்து

தந்தை பேர் சொல்ல வேண்டும்

என் மகனே உன் புகழை

நாளும் ஊர் சொல்ல வேண்டும்

ஆண்

அன்னை நெஞ்சின் ஆசைகளை

அளந்தவரில்லை

அன்னை நெஞ்சின் ஆசைகளை

அளந்தவரில்லை

ஆண்

அதை நிறைவேற்று நீயோ

அந்த தாய்க்கொரு பிள்ளை

அதை நிறைவேற்று நீயோ

அந்த தாய்க்கொரு பிள்ளை

ஆண்

சின்னக் கண்ணனே

நான் தந்தையென நீயும் பிள்ளையென

ஒரு பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

பந்தம் வந்தது நெஞ்சில் பாசம் வந்தது

Male Part

Chinna kannanae

Naan thanthaiyena neeyum pilliyena

Oru pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Male Part

Chinna kannanae

Naan thanthaiyena neeyum pilliyena

Oru pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Entha naalilum nam uravu vaazhattum

Pirintha pothilum un ninaivu vaazhattum

Male Part

Chinna kannanae

Naan thanthaiyena neeyum pilliyena

Oru pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Male Part

Arumbu vizhi kurumbu mozhi

Aada azhaikkaatho ennai

Siru kuzhanthai vilaiyaattil

Thannai marappaalo annai

Male Part

Arumbu vizhi kurumbu mozhi

Aada azhaikkaatho ennai

Siru kuzhanthai vilaiyaattil

Thannai marappaalo annai

Male Part

Appa mudhugu pillaiketra aanai vaaganam

Naalai intha pillai oru rajavaaganum

Male Part

Chinna kannanae

Naan thanthaiyena neeyum pilliyena

Oru pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Male Part

Yaeduththu nee padiththu

Thanthai per solla vendum

En maganae un pugalai

Naalum oor solla vendum

Male Part

Yaeduththu nee padiththu

Thanthai per solla vendum

En maganae un pugalai

Naalum oor solla vendum

Male Part

Annai nenjin aasaigalai

Alanthavarillai

Annai nenjin aasaigalai

Alanthavarillai

Male Part

Aadhai niraivettru neeyo

Antha thaaikkoru pillai

Aadhai niraivettru neeyo

Antha thaaikkoru pillai

Male Part

Chinna kannanae

Naan thanthaiyena neeyum pilliyena

Oru pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Pantham vanthathu nenjil paasam vanthathu

Frequently Asked Questions

Who sang Chinna Kannane Naan?

Chinna Kannane Naan was sung by A. M. Raja.

Who composed the music for Chinna Kannane Naan?

Chinna Kannane Naan music was composed by Shankar Ganesh.

Who wrote the lyrics of Chinna Kannane Naan?

Chinna Kannane Naan lyrics were penned by Pulamaipithan.

Chinna Kannane Naan is from which movie?

Chinna Kannane Naan is a song from the Tamil movie Thaaikku Oru Pillai (1972).

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This is the filmography of Indian actor Jaishankar, who performed roles ranging from hero to villain. He was credited on screen with the title of Makkal Kalaignar Jaishankar or Makkal Tamilan in most of his films, sometimes referred to as Thennagathu James Bond (South Indian James Bond). In the era dominated by Sivaji Ganesan, M. G. Ramachandran, Gemini Ganesan and Ravichandran, he created his own niche with portrayals of westernised characters. Jaishankar made his film debut in 1965, in the film Iravum Pagalum, directed by Joseph Thaliath Jr. The film was released on 14 January 1965 on Thai Pongal day. Despite facing competition from Enga Veettu Pillai and Pazhani, released on the same day, the film become a commercial success. He generally starred in romance, comedy and action films (especially as detective). In the following year he acted in Enga Veettu Penn (1965), Panchavarna Kili, where he played in a dual role, and the film become a commercial success. Jaishankar starred in Kuzhandaiyum Deivamum (1965), where he played a divorced husband, an adaptation of Disney's The Parent Trap, directed by Krishnan–Panju, produced by AVM Productions. It was a commercial success and won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil, and in Nee, he played a college student, pairing with Jayalalithaa for the first time, which become a commercial success. In 1966, he acted in the Psychological thriller film Yaar Nee?, produced by P. S. Veerappa, it was remake of the Hindi film Woh Kaun Thi? (1964). The film became successful at the box office. In 1967, he acted in the romantic-comic fantasy film Pattanathil Bhootham, starring with K. R. Vijaya, the film was heavily inspired by the 1964 American film The Brass Bottle, the film was directed by M. V. Raman, and the film was released on Tamil Puthandu. Despite facing competition from Magaraasi, released on same day, it become a major commercial success. In 1969, he acted in a comedy film Poova Thalaiya, where he played the role of a successful son-in-law, who will compete with an arrogant aunt. The film was a box office success, running for 100 days in many centers of Tamil Nadu and also all over India. In the same year he gives another major success; Akka Thangai, he played a suspected brother and the film was directed by M. A. Thirumugam. The film was huge hit at the box office and won the Tamil Nadu Film Award for Best Film (Second Prize). He starred in Mannippu, where he played an artist and falsely charged his finance missing case, it becomes a successful at the box office and the film was remake of Malayalam film Padunna Puzha. In Maanavan (1970), he played a young man who becomes a district administrator from the poverty level. Maanavan proved a commercial success. In 1970 he acted comedy film Veettuku Veedu, based on the play Thikku Theriyadha Veettil and later 2001 Viswanathan Ramamoorthy based on this film, it became a huge hit at the box office. He starred in Ethirkalam with Gemini Ganesan and he acted western-adventure film Kalam Vellum (1970), all the films became successful at the box office. In Nootrukku Nooru (1971), he played a college professor, who is accused by three college girls of sexual harassment, the film was directed by K. Balachander under his production Kalakendra. It was one of the film milestones of Shankar's career and he won the Film Fans Association Best Actor Award in 1971. Jaishankar worked under Modern Theatres film such as Iru Vallavargal (1966), Vallavan Oruvan (1966), Kadhalithal Podhuma (1967), Naangu Killadigal, Neelagiri Express (1968), CID Shankar, Karundhel Kannayiram (1972), Thedi Vandha Lakshmi (1973). Between 1980 and 1999 Jaishankar emerged with latest actors like Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, Vijayakanth, Sathyaraj, Thiagarajan, Mohan, Prabhu, Arjun, Vijay and played lead villain and in character role. In Murattu Kalai (1980), he reprised his villain role and co-starred with Rajinikanth. In Vidhi (1984), he played a rich criminal lawyer and father of playboy son, the film became a commercial success. In 1984, he acted in the thriller film 24 Mani Neram, where he played an investigator, the film was directed by Manivannan and in the same year he worked under Balu Mahendra's in Neengal Kettavai. In 1985, he played actress Nadhiya's father's role in Poove Poochooda Vaa, directed by Fazil. Later, he acted in horror-thriller films such as Yaar? and Pillai Nila (both released in 1985) and he played in the crime thriller film Saavi, in which he played a CID Inspector and solved a murder case. The film was based on American film Dial M for Murder. The film was a commercial hit at the box office. In the film Oomai Vizhigal (1986), he ran unprofitable Magazine Dhinamurasu, he was an editor of the magazine, the film was made by Film college students and ran over 100 days in theatres. In 1989, he acted in science fiction-horror film Naalai Manithan, in which he played a mad scientist who invents as drug which gives back life to the dead if injected within two hours of death, it became a profitable venture.