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Lyrics & meaning

Bayam Enadi

From Kalyanam Panni Paar · 1952

Lyricist
Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Singer
Ghantasala
Music director
Ghantasala
Movie name
Kalyanam Panni Paar
Movie release year
1952
Lyrics added on
21 Oct 2025

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Beemannaa naanirukka bayamennadi
Beemannaa naanirukka bayamennadi
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Unakku bayamennadi
Thaali kattina enthan
Pensaathi aanathum
Thaali kattina enthan
Pensaathi aanathum
Thanthai enna avanga
Thaaththaa vanthaalum sari
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Unakku bayamennadi
Panjaayaththu board
President en side….ooo….oo…
Panjaayaththu board
Presitent en side….
High court ponaalum
Judgement nam side
High court ponaalum
Judgement nam side
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Unakku bayamennadi
Kaaththirunthavan pennai
Neththu vanthavan paarkka
Kaaththirunthavan pennai
Neththu vanthavan
Aasai kaattinaalum
Unnai kai viduvenaa
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
City bayamennadi
Bayamennadi city bayamennadi
Unakku bayamennadi
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
When I, Bheemanna, am right here, why fear?
When I, Bheemanna, am right here, why fear?
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why should you have any fear?
Once I tie the thaali (sacred wedding thread)
and you become my wife,
Once I tie the thaali (sacred wedding thread)
and you become my wife,
what if your father comes,
or even your grandfather turns up? Who cares!
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why should you have any fear?
The panchayat board
president is on my side... oh... oh...
The panchayat board
president is on my side!
Even if they drag us to the High Court,
the verdict will be on our side!
Even if they drag us to the High Court,
the verdict will be on our side!
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why should you have any fear?
To the girl I have patiently waited for,
even if someone who arrived yesterday stares,
To the girl I have patiently waited for,
even if someone who arrived yesterday
tries to tempt you with sweet talk,
will I ever abandon you?
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Chitti, why be afraid?
Why be afraid, Chitti, why any fear?
Why should you have any fear?
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

Bayamennadi City is a playful and comical song sung by a husband offering jovial reassurance to his wife, affectionately addressed as 'city girl'. He tells her that she has no reason to fear anyone or anything now that they are married, regardless of whether her father or grandfather attempts to intervene in their life. To bolster her confidence, he humorously boasts about his high-level influence, claiming to have both the local Panchayat Board President and the High Court judges in his favor. Throughout the track, he compares his protective prowess to the mighty hero Bhima from the Mahabharata, promising never to abandon her regardless of outside temptations or interference.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Mythological Allusion / Metaphor

Beemannaa naanirukka bayamennadi

Comparing oneself to 'Beemann' (Bhima, the powerful warrior from the Mahabharata) to symbolize strength and total protection.

Code-Mixing / Loanwords

Panjaayaththu board President en side

Incorporating English legal and administrative vocabulary ('city', 'board', 'president', 'side', 'High court', 'judgement') for humorous and colloquial effect.

Repetition (Anaphora)

Bayamennadi city bayamennadi

The refrain 'Bayamennadi city bayamennadi' is repeated regularly to build rhythm and emphasize the theme of fearlessness.

Antithesis / Contrast

Kaaththirunthavan pennai Neththu vanthavan paarkka

Contrasting 'Kaaththirunthavan' (the one who waited patiently) with 'Neththu vanthavan' (the newcomer who arrived yesterday) to highlight loyal devotion versus transient temptation.

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Trivia

Kalyanam Panni Paar (1952) was a classical bilingual hit directed by L. V. Prasad, produced simultaneously in Telugu as 'Pelli Chesi Choodu'. Ghantasala served both as the music director and the playback singer for this energetic track, blending urban loanwords with traditional folk humor.

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