Don't we all love the way the birds chirp in the
morning? Birds have always managed to bring in 'freshness', be it any
scenario. No wonder our l have always made use of 'birds' when they
write lyrics for the songs. The first thing that hits our mind talking
about birds in Tamil songs, we cannot miss 'Love birds, love birds,
Thakathimitha'. Din't this song from Anbe vaa appeal to everyone?
Ofcourse 'Pura' is an indispensible bird when it
comes to songs. Here's why - "Vellai pura' songs stands testimony to
this isn't it? Although used for a mellow tone, this song was loved by
all. Similar is the case with the song 'Oru pen pura' from Annamalai.
These songs were set in a sad tone. From the movie Anbe Sangeetha, there
is a song called 'China Pura Ondru'.
Moving to other birds, 'Kuruvi' is a noteworthy one
and the best song for kuruvi is 'Chittu kuruvi mutham koduthu' from
'Pudhiya paravai'. The swaying tune in addition to the fresh lyrics
stirs romantic emotions to every listener. Infact we cannot fail to
remember that a Vijay Starrer movie 'Kuruvi' also exists.
Isn't the parrot a beautiful bird? And ofcourse our
lyricists cannot do without the 'Kili'. Recent movie 'Paramaivan' had
the song 'Oru killi kaadhal'. Another recent romantic number with kili
was Oru kili oru kili from the movie Leelai. In one way or the other the
'kili' has definitely brought out romance even with a lower midtone
used in the song - Oru sola killi from the movie Uzhaipaali for
instance. A striking kili song would be 'Oru kola kili sonnathey' from
Pon vilangu.
Even kuyil has been used by our lyricists and
ofcourse the hit movie Kanda Naal Mudhal has a song 'Koo Koo ena kuyil
thedaadha', a beautiful listen yet again. Thus birds have played a major
role in depicting emotions be it sad, happy or romantic feelings in
many Kollywood songs.
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