- Lyricist
- Siddharth
- Singer
- Siddharth
- Music director
- Vishal Chandrasekhar
- Movie name
- Jil Jung Juk
- Movie release year
- 2016
- Lyrics added on
- 24 Aug 2017
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
'Shoot The Kili' from the dark comedy film Jil Jung Juk is a quirky, philosophical track about overcoming regret, sorrow, and obsessive internal thoughts. The song uses 'kili' (parrot) as a metaphor for the repetitive, painful thoughts and memories lingering in one's mind. It advises the listener not to blame God for the ups and downs of life, as life is governed by balance (plus and minus). Instead of dwelling in sadness and raising one's blood pressure, the song urges the listener to metaphorically 'shoot the parrot'—to immediately eliminate painful past memories and move forward with life.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Metaphor
“Manasukulla valiya Kelappura Kiliya verattanum daa”
'Kili' (parrot) is used metaphorically to represent persistent, irritating, and painful thoughts that repeat in one's mind like a parrot's chatter.
Colloquialism / Slang
“Bulbu vaanga vachu”
'Bulbu vaanga' is a popular contemporary Tamil slang phrase meaning to get fooled or face embarrassment.
Repetition / Anaphora
“Paakka vechu thaan Pidikka veippaan”
Repetition of 'vechu thaan' and 'veippaan' creates a rhythmic, cyclical pattern reflecting the repetitive nature of life's ups and downs.
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Trivia
'Shoot The Kili' was written and sung by actor Siddharth himself for the 2016 black comedy film 'Jil Jung Juk', composed by Vishal Chandrashekhar. The film is unique for having no female lead.
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