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Lyrics & meaning

Ayothi Aranmanai Panjanaiyil

From Jeevanadi · 1970

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singer
P. Susheela
Music director
V. Dakshinamurthy
Movie name
Jeevanadi
Movie release year
1970
Lyrics added on
25 Dec 2024

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Ayothi aranmanai panjanaiyil
Amaidhi kondirundhan sreeraman
Varadha sugamindru vandhadhena
Madiyinil kidanthaal vaidhegi
Seethaiyai raman paarathinaal
Seetha raamanai thaalattinaal
Thirumbavum kalam vendradhena
Thaenenum kuralil seerattinaal
Ayothi aranmanai panjanaiyil
Amaidhi kondirundhan sreeraman
Varadha sugamindru vandhadhena
Madiyinil kidanthaal vaidhegi
Kallil nadandha ramanukku
Kaalkattu pottaal vaidhegi
Kallil nadandha ramanukku
Kaalkattu pottaal vaidhegi
Kannil kalandha ramanukku
Kaalkattu pottaal …
Oru naal ramanai uranga veikka
Palanaal jaanaki thavamirundhaal
Oru naal ramanai uranga veikka
Palanaal jaanaki thavamirundhaal
Raghupathi raghavan thuyil kondaan
Rasanaiyai jaanaki payilgindraal
Ayothi aranmanai panjanaiyil
Amaidhi kondirundhan sreeraman
Varadha sugamindru vandhadhena
Madiyinil kidanthaal vaidhegi
On the soft bed in the palace of Ayodhya,
Sri Rama rested peacefully.
Feeling that a joy never felt before had arrived today,
Vaidehi rested in his lap.
Rama praised Sita with affection,
and Sita sang a lullaby to Rama.
As if their good times had triumphed once again,
she comforted him in her sweet, honey-like voice.
On the soft bed in the palace of Ayodhya,
Sri Rama rested peacefully.
Feeling that a joy never felt before had arrived today,
Vaidehi rested in his lap.
For Rama, who had walked on rough stones,
Vaidehi tended his feet with tender care.
For Rama, who had walked on rough stones,
Vaidehi tended his feet with tender care.
For Rama, who lived deep within her eyes,
she bound his feet with love...
Just to help Rama sleep peacefully for a day,
Janaki had prayed and done penance for many days.
Just to help Rama sleep peacefully for a day,
Janaki had prayed and done penance for many days.
Raghupati Raghava fell into a deep sleep,
while Janaki discovered the sweet joy of this moment.
On the soft bed in the palace of Ayodhya,
Sri Rama rested peacefully.
Feeling that a joy never felt before had arrived today,
Vaidehi rested in his lap.
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song uses the divine allegory of Rama and Sita to depict profound marital love, solace, and peace. Set in the quiet comfort of the Ayodhya palace, Sita lulls Rama to sleep, reflecting on his hardship walking through rocky forests during exile and contrasting it with the tender bond they now share in quiet domestic bliss.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uvamai)

Thaenenum kuralil seerattinaal

Compares Sita's soothing voice to sweet honey ('Thaenenum kuralil').

Antithesis (Muran)

Oru naal ramanai uranga veikka

Juxtaposes 'Oru naal' (one day) with 'Palanaal' (many days) to emphasize the long effort and devotion required for a moment of peace.

Edhukai (Second Letter Rhyme)

Kallil nadandha ramanukku

Rhyming of second consonant 'll' in 'Kallil' and 'l' in 'Kannil'.

Alliteration (Monai)

Raghupathi raghavan thuyil kondaan

Repetition of the 'Ra' sound in 'Raghupathi', 'raghavan', and 'Rasanaiyai'.

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Trivia

Composed by veteran South Indian maestro V. Dakshinamurthy with lyrics by Kannadasan, this song showcases P. Susheela's mastery in delivering soft lullabies imbued with classical Indian ragas and deep emotional warmth.

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