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Lyrics & meaning

Bejaara Aanen

From Love Marriage · 2025

Lyricist
Mohan Rajan
Singer
Sivaangi Krishnakumar
Music director
Sean Roldan
Details
Love Marriage2025

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Chorus
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Female
Bejaaraa aanaenI became restless and flustered
Unnaala naanaeAll because of you
Kann moodithaanaeJust by closing my eyes
Kaanaama ponaenI got completely lost
Female
Kaetkaatha song ellaamSongs I have never heard before
En manasu paaduthuMy heart is singing them
Paakkaatha scene ellaamScenes I have never seen before
Ullukkulla oduthuAre playing inside me
Female
Idhu enna pudhu feel-uWhat is this brand new feeling?
Thraiyil illa en kaaluMy feet are floating off the ground
Enakku nee illa vera aaluThere is no one else for me but you
Female
Bejaaraa aanaenI became restless and flustered
Unnaala naanaeAll because of you
Kann moodithaanaeJust by closing my eyes
Kaanaama ponaenI got completely lost
Female
Bejaaraa aanaenI became restless and flustered
Unnaala naanaeAll because of you
Kann moodithaanaeJust by closing my eyes
Kaanaama ponaenI got completely lost
Female
En light-um nee thaanaeYou are my light
Un shadow naanthaanaeAnd I am your shadow
Kooppidaama kooda varuvaenae thaanaeI will follow you on my own without even being called
Female
Mid night-u neethaanaeYou are the midnight sky
Full moon-u naanthaanaeAnd I am the full moon
Onna vittaa aiyyo ennaavaen naanaeOh dear, what would happen to me if I leave you?
Female
Nenappellaam thadumaarureanMy thoughts are all stumbling around
Dhesaiyellaam unna theduraenI search for you in every direction
Vazhimela vizhi poduraenI keep my eyes fixed on the path waiting for you
Mozhiyellaam esa paaduraenEvery word I speak turns into music
Female
Idhu enna pudhu feel-uWhat is this brand new feeling?
Tharaiyil illa en kaaluMy feet are floating off the ground
Enakku nee illa vera aaluThere is no one else for me but you
Female
Bejaaraa aanaenI became restless and flustered
Unnaala naanaeAll because of you
Kann moodithaanaeJust by closing my eyes
Kaanaama ponaenI got completely lost
Female
Bejaaraa aanaenI became restless and flustered
Unnaala naanaeAll because of you
Kann moodithaanaeJust by closing my eyes
Kaanaama ponaenI got completely lost
Female
Kaetkaatha song ellaamSongs I have never heard before
En manasu paaduthuMy heart is singing them
Paakkaatha scene ellaamScenes I have never seen before
Ullukkulla oduthuAre playing inside me

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

The song expresses the overwhelming, playful excitement and disorientation brought about by falling in love. The protagonist describes feeling flustered ('bejaaraa') and floating on air, consumed by vivid daydreams and unheard melodies playing in her mind whenever she closes her eyes. She emphasizes her complete devotion to her partner, characterizing herself as the shadow to his light and the full moon to his midnight sky. Through colloquial Chennai-Tamil slang mixed with contemporary phrasing, the lyrics capture the heady, euphoric phase of romantic infatuation where everyday reality blurs into music and imagination.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor

En light-um nee thaanae / Un shadow naanthaanae

Compares the dynamics of the lovers to light and shadow, illustrating an inseparable bond.

Eyel (End Rhyme)

Nenappellaam thadumaarurean / Dhesaiyellaam unna theduraen / Vazhimela vizhi poduraen / Mozhiyellaam esa paaduraen

Consistent rhyming suffix '-urean' across consecutive lines creates a rhythmic, melodic flow.

Hyperbole / Idiom

Thraiyl illa en kaalu

'Feet not touching the ground' exaggerates the feeling of euphoria and lightness experienced when falling in love.

Colloquialism / Madras Bashai

Bejaaraa aanaen

Use of the Urdu-borrowed Chennai slang word 'Bejaaraa' (restless/flustered) gives the song a casual, urban street charm.

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Trivia

The term 'Bejaara' originates from the Hindustani word 'Bezaar' (meaning annoyed or distressed), which was integrated into Madras Bashai (Chennai street slang). In contemporary Tamil film music, lyricists frequently repurpose such local colloquialisms into cute, endearing expressions of romantic restlessness.

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