Paling Chaplaan Chadukudu Lyrics Meaning | Kadavulin Kuzhandhai | A. G. Ratnamala | K. Jamuna Rani
K. Jamuna Rani and A. G. Ratnamala perform ‘Paling Chaplaan Chadukudu’ from the album ‘Kadavulin Kuzhandhai,’ with lyrics by K. D. Santhanam and music by G. Ramanathan. Their rapid vocals mirror a Kabaddi match’s intensity, framing village rivalry through rhythmic taunts.
Paling Chaplaan Chadukudu
A. G. Ratnamala | K. Jamuna Rani • From “Kadavulin Kuzhandhai”
Lyricist
K. D. Santhanam
Composer
G. Ramanathan
Paling Chaplaan Chadukudu Lyrics Meaning A. G. Ratnamala | K. Jamuna Rani | Kadavulin Kuzhandhai
Santhanam’s lyrics describe Kannamma twisting sand into rope and bending the sky like a bow. The song lists village archetypes: a fearless fighter, a cunning thief, a boastful know-it-all. K. Jamuna Rani delivers the line equating Kannamma with the God of Death.
Paling Chaplaan Sadugudu Gudu GuduPaling Chaplaan, Kabaddi Gudu Gudu
Paaya Poraen Vazhi Vidu Vazhi ViduI’m gonna pounce, clear the way, clear the way
Sadugudu Malaiyila RendaanaiTwo elephants on the Kabaddi hill
Thavari Vizhunthathu Oru YaanaiOne elephant tripped and tumbled down
Sadugudu Malaiyila RendaanaiTwo elephants on the Kabaddi hill
Thavari Vizhunthathu Oru YaanaiOne elephant tripped and tumbled down
Oru Yaanai Oru Yaanai Oru YaanaiOne elephant, one elephant, one elephant
Oru Yaanai Oru Yaanai Oru YaanaiOne elephant, one elephant, one elephant
Oru Yaanai Oru Yaanai Oru YaanaiOne elephant, one elephant, one elephant
Chellapillai PattaappuThe spoiled kid’s royal title
The ‘Paling Chaplaan Chadukudu’ lyrics translation reveals how Kabaddi rules structure social roles in village life. G. Ramanathan’s composition uses game chants to organize chaotic character portraits. English lyrics meaning shows competition as a unifying village ritual.