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Lyrics & meaning

Bramma Devanavan Varna

From Aayusu Nooru · 2015

Lyricist
T. Rajendar
Singers
Mano, K. S. Chithra
Music director
T. Rajendar
Details
Aayusu Nooru2015

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Chorus
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Male
Bhrammadevanavan varna jaalamennaIs it Lord Brahma's magic of colors,
Paavai maeniyadhu konda kolamennaThe exquisite form this maiden's body has taken?
Sundhariyae ezhil sundhariyaeOh beautiful one, graceful beauty!
Kaadhaliyae aasai kaadhaliyaeOh beloved, my desired lover!
Male
Thaththai ival pakkam varaAs this parrot-like maiden approaches,
Thazhuvida vetkkamuraShe feels shy to be embraced.
Vaa vaa vasandha thaenaeCome, come, sweet honey of spring!
Anaithaen unnaithaanae..yeI have embraced only you...
Female
Kaalidaasanavan megathoodhamenaLike Kalidasa's Meghadootam,
Kaadhal daasan ivan raagam paadi varaThis servant of love comes singing a melody.
Ennavanae kavidhai sonnavanaeOh my man, who spoke poetry,
Mannavanae manadhil ninnavanaeOh king, who resides in my heart!
Male
Aa..aa…Aa..aa...
Male
Oh sirippil amudham sindhum kumudhamOh water lily spilling nectar in her smile,
Unnai ketkkirenI ask of you...
Female :Vedan kalaiyal virithaai valaiyaiFemale: You spread a net with hunter's art,
Naanum thorkkirenAnd I am losing to it.
Male
Aadai kattum thaamaraiA lotus draped in garments,
Neeyae enakku devadhaiYou are my goddess.
Aadai kattum thaamaraiA lotus draped in garments,
Neeyae enakku devadhaiYou are my goddess.
Female :Devi ennai pugazhndhaanFemale: He praised me as his goddess,
Poothoovi vaavendraanShowering flowers, he asked me to come.
Male
Bhrammadevanavan varna jaalam ennaIs it Lord Brahma's magic of colors,
Paavai maenaiyadhu konda kolamennaThe exquisite form this maiden's body has taken?
Sundhariyae ezhil sundhariyaeOh beautiful one, graceful beauty!
Female :Mannavanae manadhil ninnavanaeFemale: Oh king, who resides in my heart!
Chorus
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Female
Thoondil pottaanHe cast a fishing hook,
Ennai kettaan dhegam silirkudhaeHe asked for me, and my body shivers.
Male :Kannam vaikka kannam thedaMale: As a cheek seeks another cheek to touch,
Annam sivakkiraalThe swan turns red with blushes.
Female
Kaadhal konda ilainjanaeOh young man filled with love,
Kalavaadum thirudanaeOh thief who steals hearts!
Kaadhal konda ilainjanaeOh young man filled with love,
Kalavaadum thirudanaeOh thief who steals hearts!
Male
Mullai ival thadukkaWhen this jasmine-like girl stops him,
Kollai engu adikkaWhere will he plunder?
Female
Kaalidaasanavan megathoodhamenaLike Kalidasa's Meghadootam,
Kaadhal daasan ivan raagam paadi varaThis servant of love comes singing a melody.
Ennavanae kavidhai sonnavanaeOh my man, who spoke poetry,
Mannavanae manadhil ninnavanaeOh king, who resides in my heart!
Female
Thaththai ival pakkam varaAs this parrot-like maiden approaches,
Thazhuvida vetkkamuraShe feels shy to be embraced.
Vaa vaa endhan thalaivaaCome, come, my leader!
Naan thaan undhan nilavaaAm I not your moon?
Male
Bhrammadevanavan varna jaalamennaIs it Lord Brahma's magic of colors,
Paavai maeniyadhu konda kolamennaThe exquisite form this maiden's body has taken?
Sundhariyae ezhil sundhariyaeOh beautiful one, graceful beauty!
Kaadhaliyae aasai kaadhaliyaeOh beloved, my desired lover!

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This romantic duet portrays a poetic exchange between two lovers admiring each other's beauty and affection. The male lover praises the female's divine form as a masterpiece created by Lord Brahma and compares his romantic arrival to Kalidasa's classic work 'Meghadootam'. The female lover responds with coy admiration, describing how his words and presence charm her, making her feel like a captured prey of his love while acknowledging him as the ruler of her heart. The song blends classical imagery—referring to lotuses, swans, and ancient literature—with rich rhyming patterns typical of T. Rajendar's lyrical style. Through playful banter about stolen glances, shyness, and sweet surrender, the lovers celebrate their deep bond and mutual devotion.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Upamai)

Kaalidaasanavan megathoodhamena

Compares the lover's melodic approach to Kalidasa's legendary messenger poem Meghadootam.

Edhukai (Second Letter Rhyme)

Ennavanae kavidhai sonnavanae / Mannavanae manadhil ninnavanae

Rhyming of the second letter 'nna' (ன்ன) across consecutive lines ('Ennavanae' / 'Mannavanae').

Moonaai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Thaththai ival pakkam vara / Thazhuvida vetkkamura

Repetition of the initial 'Th' sound across both lines ('Thaththai' / 'Thazhuvida').

Metaphor (Uruvagaimai)

Aadai kattum thaamarai

Metaphorically describes the heroine draped in clothes as a lotus flower ('Aadai kattum thaamarai').

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Trivia

Composed, written, and directed by multi-talented filmmaker T. Rajendar, the song features his signature rhyming lyricism (Monnai and Edhukai patterns) performed by iconic Tamil playback singers Mano and K. S. Chithra.

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