- Lyricist
- Yugabharathi
- Singers
- Sriram Parthasarathy, Shreya Ghoshal
- Music director
- D. Imman
- Movie name
- Veera Sivaji (2016)
- Movie release year
- 2016
- Lyrics added on
- 8 Jan 2018
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
The song 'Adada Adada' from the movie Veera Sivaji is a romantic expression of awestruck love upon discovering a soulmate compared to an angel. The protagonist expresses how their eyes had never witnessed such beauty before and how they gradually melt away in awe day by day. The lyrics depict a deep desire for togetherness, spending every morning and evening holding hands, conversing endlessly, and finding solace in each other's smiles. It highlights an ideal romantic companionship where two individuals complete each other, lose sleep over love, and playfully explore life like carefree children in the moonlight.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Simile (Uvamai)
“Pillai pol oduvom”
Comparing the lovers' carefree, blissful state to that of innocent children running in the moonlight ('Pillai pol oduvom').
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Punnagai madiyil paduppom”
Metaphorically portraying 'smiles' as a comforting lap upon which the lovers lay ('Punnagai madiyil paduppom').
Rhyme / Monai (Initial Alliteration)
“Paadhi nee paadhi naan”
Use of matching initial consonant sounds ('P') across consecutive lines to create rhythmic flow ('Paadhi', 'Koodalil', 'Thozhilae', 'Thoongavum').
Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navortchi)
“Thoongavum maravae marappom”
Exaggerating love to the extent of completely forgetting necessary human functions like sleep.
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Trivia
The song 'Adada Adada' features music composed by D. Imman for the 2016 Tamil action-comedy movie 'Veera Sivaji', starring Vikram Prabhu and Shamili. The track is sung by Sriram Parthasarathy, whose classical vocal texture added a serene and soulful layer to Yugabharathi's poetic lyricism.
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