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Lyrics & meaning

Aayiram Thirnaal

From Pudhu Vasantham · 1990

Lyricist
Muthulingam
Singers
K. S. Chithra, Kalyan
Music director
S. A. Rajkumar
Details
Pudhu Vasantham1990

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Haehae hae… haehae hae…Haehae hae… haehae hae…
Chorus
Aaa….aaa….aa…aaa…aa…aa…aa…Aaa….aaa….aa…aaa…aa…aa…aa…
Female
Aayiram thirunaalA thousand auspicious festival days
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Boomiyil varalaamMay come upon this earth
Chorus
VaralaamThey may come
Female
Idhu pol varumaaBut will any day match this day?
Sandhana malargalSandalwood flowers
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Vaasanai tharalaamMay offer fragrance
Chorus
TharalaamThey may offer
Female
Anbai tharumaaBut can they offer true love?
Vaanil neendhum maegangalWon't the clouds swimming in the sky
Nammai paadaadhoSing songs of praise for us?
Thaeril vandhu dheivangal poovai thoovaadhoWon't the gods arrive on chariots and shower flowers?
Chorus
Mm….mm….mm….mm….mm…Mm….mm….mm….mm….mm…
Female
Iraivan ezhudhum kavidhaigal yaavumAll the poems written by God
Iyarkai azhagaai sirikkiradhaeAre smiling beautifully as nature
Iyarkai sirikkum azhaginai kanduBeholding the beauty of smiling nature
Idhayam siragai virikkiradhaeThe heart spreads its wings in joy
Solai poongaatru isai padikkumThe gentle breeze from the grove recites music
Sondham kondaadi malar alikkumCelebrating kinship, it offers blossoms
Nadhigalil alai modhi karaigalil vilaiyaadumWaves crash in rivers and play on the banks
Paravaigal adhai paarthu pudhu vagai pan paadumWatching that, birds sing a new kind of tune
Inimai vasantham idhu thaanoIs this joyous spring itself?
Female
Aayiram thirunaalA thousand auspicious festival days
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Boomiyil varalaamMay come upon this earth
Chorus
VaralaamThey may come
Female
Idhu pol varumaaBut will any day match this day?
Sandhana malargalSandalwood flowers
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Vaasanai tharalaamMay offer fragrance
Chorus
TharalaamThey may offer
Female
Anbai tharumaaBut can they offer true love?
Female
Marangal virindhae kudaiyena nindruTrees stand spreading wide like umbrellas
Nizhalai kodukkum namakkenavaeTo provide shade just for us
Nilavum kadhirum udhippadhu koodaEven the rising of the moon and the sun
Ulagil namakku oli tharavaeIs to give us light in this world
Vaazhvae ennaalum valar piraiyaeLife is forever a waxing moon
Paasam nam vaazhvin thani kadhaiyaeAffection is the unique story of our lives
Ulaginil ellorum uravena kolvomaeLet us embrace everyone in the world as our kin
Anbenum raajaangam amaindhida seivomaeLet us establish a kingdom ruled by love
Malarvom valarvom malaraagaLet us blossom and flourish like flowers
Female
Aayiram thirunaalA thousand auspicious festival days
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Boomiyil varalaamMay come upon this earth
Chorus
VaralaamThey may come
Female
Idhu pol varumaaBut will any day match this day?
Sandhana malargalSandalwood flowers
Male
Haehae hae…Haehae hae…
Female
Vaasanai tharalaamMay offer fragrance
Chorus
TharalaamThey may offer
Female
Anbai tharumaaBut can they offer true love?
Vaanil neendhum maegangalWon't the clouds swimming in the sky
Nammai paadaadhoSing songs of praise for us?
Thaeril vandhu dheivangal poovai thoovaadhoWon't the gods arrive on chariots and shower flowers?

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This heartwarming song celebrates pure friendship, divine affection, and human bonding set against the picturesque canvas of nature. The lyrics convey that though a thousand festive occasions may grace the earth, none can equal the sweetness of true love and togetherness. While fragrant flowers can offer sweet scents, only genuine human warmth can bestow love. Nature itself—clouds, breeze, rivers, sun, and moon—is depicted as a benevolent presence rejoicing in human happiness. The song concludes with a universal message of unity, encouraging everyone to view humanity as one big family and to establish a kingdom governed by unconditional love.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Uvamai)

Marangal virindhae kudaiyena nindru

Comparing trees spreading their branches to umbrellas giving shade.

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Vaazhvae ennaalum valar piraiyae

Describing life as a continuously growing waxing moon.

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Anbenum raajaangam amaindhida seivomae

Metaphorically referring to a society bound by affection as a 'kingdom of love'.

Anaphora / Internal Rhyme (Edhugai)

Malarvom valarvom malaraaga

Rhyming the second letter 'la' across 'Malarvom' and 'Valarvom'.

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Trivia

'Pudhu Vasantham' (1990), directed by Vikraman, was a trendsetting blockbuster in Tamil cinema that celebrated platonic friendship among youth. The film's soundtrack was composed by S. A. Rajkumar, earning him the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Music Director and catapulting him to mainstream prominence.

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