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Lyrics & meaning

Aanantha Vellathile

From Aagaya Thamaraigal · 1985

Lyricist
Gangai Amaran
Singers
Malaysia Vasudevan, S. P. Sailaja
Music director
Gangai Amaran
Movie name
Aagaya Thamaraigal
Movie release year
1985
Lyrics added on
1 Nov 2021

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Aanandha vellaththilae
Aadattum ullangal mangala naalithilae
Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae
Aanandha vellaththilae
Aadattum ullangal mangala naalithilae
Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae
Neer aruvigal orr nadhiyena
Yaen nadakkirathu
Male :Vaan kadalenum than thunaivanai
Thaan kalanthidavae
Senthazham poo kaarkaalam vanthathum
Kooththaaduthae yaaraikandu
Minnal ennum than kadhal naayagan
Vaanaththilae minnakkandu
Female :Adhil thadaikodu undu
Aanandha vellaththilae
Aadattum ullangal
Female :Mangala naalithilae
Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae
Nee malarnthathum naan valarnthathum
Naam inainthidavae
Female :Un uravinil en manathinil
Thaen perugiduthae
En nenjilae raagangal aayiram
Un kangalae solgindrathae
Female :Un koondhalil poochchoodum poo idhu
Un maarbilae saaigindrathae
Male :Manam sathiraadum kaalam
Aanandha vellaththilae….
Male :Aanandha vellaththilae….
Ondril ondraai undaana sonthangal
Ennaalumae maaraathaiyyaa
Male :Nenjukkullae undaagum panthangal
Ennaalumae neenaathammaa
Female :Kannaa adhu thaanae kadhal….
Aanandha vellaththilae
Aadattum ullangal mangala naalithilae
Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae….
Aanandha vellaththilae
Aadattum ullangal mangala naalithilae
Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae….
In this flood of joy,
let our hearts dance on this auspicious day!
The Ganga and the Vaigai rivers have united!
In this flood of joy,
let our hearts dance on this auspicious day!
The Ganga and the Vaigai rivers have united!
Why do the waterfalls flow
together like a single river?
Male: Only to merge with their companion,
the vast sea!
When the rainy season arrives,
whom does the fragrant screw-pine flower dance for?
Seeing her beloved partner, the lightning,
flashing across the sky!
Female: Yet there is a line dividing them.
In this flood of joy,
let our hearts dance!
Female: On this auspicious day,
the Ganga and the Vaigai rivers have united!
You blossoming and me growing up
was only so we could unite!
Female: In your bond, inside my heart,
sweetness overflows like honey!
A thousand melodies in my heart,
your eyes express them all!
Female: This flower worn in the hair
now rests upon your chest!
Male: It is time for the heart to dance!
In this flood of joy...
Male: In this flood of joy...
The bonds that have merged into one
will never change through the days!
Male: The ties born deep inside the heart
will endure forever, my dear!
Female: My beloved, isn't that what love is...
In this flood of joy,
let our hearts dance on this auspicious day!
The Ganga and the Vaigai rivers have united...
In this flood of joy,
let our hearts dance on this auspicious day!
The Ganga and the Vaigai rivers have united...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song celebrates the joyful union of two souls, comparing their love and togetherness to grand natural phenomena such as the confluence of sacred rivers like Gangai and Vaigai, and streams flowing eagerly to merge with the ocean. The lovers reflect on how their paths were destined to cross, finding immense sweetness, harmony, and eternal warmth in their sacred bond.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uvamaani)

Gangaiyum vaigaiyum saernthathae

Compares the union of two lovers to the confluence of the sacred rivers Gangai and Vaigai.

Personification (Tharkurippettra Ani)

Neer aruvigal orr nadhiyena Yaen nadakkirathu

Attributes human desires of seeking love to natural elements like streams flowing toward the ocean and flowers dancing for the lightning.

Monai (Initial Rhyme/Alliteration)

Aanandha vellaththilae / Aadattum ullangal mangala naalithilae

Repetition of the initial vowel sound 'Aa' across consecutive lines for musical rhythm.

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Trivia

The song comes from the 1985 Tamil film 'Aagaya Thamaraigal', featuring music composed by Gangai Amaran, who also penned the lyrics for this romantic track.

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