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Lyrics & meaning

Annakili Nee Vadi

From 4 Students · 2004

Lyricists
Not listed
Singer
Jassie Gift
Music director
Jassie Gift
Movie name
4 Students
Movie release year
2004
Lyrics added on
4 Feb 2017

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Jillele jillele ………………………
Annakili nee vaadi en kaadhal seeteduka
Nelluku padhilaaga muthangal naan koduka
Manja mayilae un thogayil olinju
Kannaamoochi naan aada
Konji vilaiyadi kummaalam potu
Ennai unakulla theda
Jillele jillele ………………….
……………………………………….
Annakili nee vaadi en kaadhal seeteduka
Nelluku padhilaaga muthangal naan koduka
Vizhiyil vizhiyil thanga jarigaigalai pinnum
Azhagil azhagil oru nimisam
Manathil manathil adi pambarangal aadum
Sariyum udayil oru nimisam
Malligai charamae pakkam konjam vaadi
Moochaalae unnai naan muzham poda
Azhagae unnai tharanum nee oru nimisam
Jillele jillele …………………………..
Kulungum kulungum un valayalkalai irunthu
Chinunga venum oru nimisam
Valayum vizhiyum kutti kurumbukalai pannum
Idayil venum oru nimisam
Muthaadum kalae vittu thara venum
Neeraagi unnai naan alli kudika
Azhagae unnai tharanum nee oru nimisham
Jillele jillele ………………
Annakili nee vaadi en kaadhal seeteduka
Nelluku padhilaaga muthangal naan koduka
Manja mayilae un thogayil olinju
Kannaamoochi naan aada
Konji vilaiyadi kummaalam potu
Ennai unakulla theda
Jillele jillele ………………….
……………………………………….
Annakili nee vaadi en kaadhal seeteduka
Nelluku padhilaaga muthangal naan koduka
Jillele jillele...
Come, my sweet bird, to pick my love's fortune ticket,
And instead of grains of paddy, I will give you kisses.
Golden peacock, let me hide in your feathers,
And play a game of hide-and-seek,
Teasing, playing, and making merry,
Searching for myself inside you.
Jillele jillele...
...
Come, my sweet bird, to pick my love's fortune ticket,
And instead of grains of paddy, I will give you kisses.
Weaving golden threads into your eyes,
Just a minute lost in your beauty,
Spinning tops dance wildly in my heart,
Just a minute as your dress gently slips,
My string of jasmines, come a little closer,
So I can measure you with my warm breath,
My beauty, you must give yourself to me for a minute.
Jillele jillele...
With your jingling bangles ringing out,
I want a minute of playful teasing,
As your curving eyes play mischievous tricks,
I need a minute at your slender waist,
You must surrender to the art of kissing,
So I can scoop you up like water and drink you in,
My beauty, you must give yourself to me for a minute.
Jillele jillele...
Come, my sweet bird, to pick my love's fortune ticket,
And instead of grains of paddy, I will give you kisses.
Golden peacock, let me hide in your feathers,
And play a game of hide-and-seek,
Teasing, playing, and making merry,
Searching for myself inside you.
Jillele jillele...
...
Come, my sweet bird, to pick my love's fortune ticket,
And instead of grains of paddy, I will give you kisses.
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song 'Jillele Jillele' (Annakili Nee Vaadi) is a vibrant and romantic folk-pop track where the protagonist playfully courts his lover. Expressing deep affection through romantic imagery, he offers kisses instead of grain to his beloved 'bird' and compares her charm to a golden peacock. He speaks of playing hide-and-seek in her warmth, measuring her beauty with his breath, and losing his heart to her graceful movements. Throughout the track, rhythmic folk refrains elevate the playful romanticism. The lyrics intertwine sensory metaphors—from jingling bangles to fragrant jasmine garlands—capturing the breathless enchantment and carefree joy of youthful love.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Uvamai (Metaphor / Simile)

Annakili nee vaadi en kaadhal seeteduka

Addressing the beloved as 'Annakili' (parrot/swan) and 'Manja Mayil' (yellow peacock), comparing her grace and color to nature.

Edhugai (Second-letter Rhyme)

Nelluku padhilaaga muthangal naan koduka

Rhyming of the second letter 'll' in 'Nelluku' and 'Muthangal' (or 'Annakili' / 'Nelluku' structural harmony in folk rhythm).

Anaphora / Repetition (Adukku Thodar)

Vizhiyil vizhiyil thanga jarigaigalai pinnum

Repetition of words like 'Vizhiyil vizhiyil', 'Azhagil azhagil', and 'Manathil manathil' to emphasize emotional intensity and poetic rhythm.

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi)

Moochaalae unnai naan muzham poda

Exaggerating romance by claiming he will measure her like a flower garland using his breath ('Moochaalae unnai naan muzham poda').

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Trivia

This track is featured in the 2004 Tamil vigilante action film '4 Students' (a dubbed version of the blockbuster Malayalam movie '4 the People'). Composed by Jassie Gift, the soundtrack became a massive sensation across South India, pioneered by his unique vocals and blend of western beats with traditional folk melodies.

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