- Lyricist
- Aatralarasan
- Music director
- Gangai Amaran
- Movie name
- Ramayi Vayasukku Vanthutta
- Movie release year
- 1980
- Lyrics added on
- 20 Feb 2022
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This playful celebration song from 'Ramayi Vayasukku Vanthutta' (1980) portrays the joyful transition of a young woman named Ramayi entering womanhood, her wedding celebrations, and the humorous aftermath of her first night after marriage. The ladies around her sing about her beauty, comparing her to a blossoming rose flower and her graceful movements to flowing water adorned with jingling silver anklets.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Uvamaani / Simile
“Adi ramayee pudhu rosaapoo”
Compares the beauty and fresh arrival of the girl to a newly bloomed rose flower.
Uvamaani / Simile
“Pudhu vellamena oodi varum kaalirandil kolusu”
Compares the movement of her feet and anklets to a surging fresh flood of river water.
Metaphor / Mythological Allusion
“Kannan mulichirundhan radhai urangivittal”
Metaphorically compares the bride and groom to the mythological divine couple Radha and Krishna (Kannan).
Onomatopoeia (Echcol)
“Aaduthu paduthu thai thai endraaduthu”
Rhythmic sound words 'thai thai' mimicking dance steps and musical beats.
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Trivia
The song is composed by Gangai Amaran, who was instrumental in crafting rural folk-infused melodies in early 1980s Tamil cinema. S. Janaki's vibrant and expressive vocals bring out both the festive folk energy and playful storytelling elements of the lyricist Aatralarasan.
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