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Lyrics & meaning

Bujji Kutty

From Thandel · 2025

Lyricist
Viveka
Singer
Javed Ali
Music director
Devi Sri Prasad
Details
Thandel2025

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Kaathula aadura karporam polaLike camphor flickering in the wind,
Kannae en uyir aaduthu un kural kekkaamaMy dear, my life flickers without hearing your voice.
Megham mooduna vennilavu polaLike the full moon covered by clouds,
Sogam mooduthu penne un mugam paakkameSadness covers me, girl, without seeing your face.
Puyal kaathula poriya polaLike sparks in a stormy wind,
Sedharithaan poren pullaI am getting scattered, girl.
Male
Un pechuYour words
Naan vaazha en moochuAre my breath to live.
Ooo bujji kuttyOoo little dear,
Un paarvaYour glance
Naan vaazha uyiraachuHas become the life force for me to survive.
Ye bujji kuttyHey little dear.
Male
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Neerilladha aaraagaLike a river without water,
Mannillaadha veraagaLike a root without soil,
Nikkura nee illaamaI stand here without you.
Kolluriye kollaamaYou kill me without killing me.
Male
Kaala thottu kettukurenI touch your feet and beg,
Kanna thottu pottukurenI swear on my eyes,
Unna vittu pogaamaaWithout leaving you,
Paathukkaran nogaamaI will protect you without causing pain.
Male
Uppu kadal motham suthiSailing around the entire salty sea,
Vandhen pulla bayamillaI came back, girl, without fear.
Otha thuli un kanneerilYet in a single drop of your tear,
Muzhuguren mellaI am drowning slowly.
Male
Un pechuYour words
Naan vaazha en moochuAre my breath to live.
Ooo bujji kuttyOoo little dear,
Un paarvaYour glance
Naan vaazha uyiraachuHas become the life force for me to survive.
Ye bujji kuttyHey little dear.
Male
Neeyum naanum veghu dhooramYou and I are far apart,
Neer aruvi kannoramA waterfall of tears flows near the eye.
Nenjam engum sedhaaramMy heart is shattered everywhere,
Needhaan en aadhaaramYou alone are my foundation.
Male
Eppadi than kenjanumooHow should I beg you?
Evalavu konjanumooHow much should I pamper you?
Un manasa naan karaikkaTo melt your heart,
Innum enna seiyanamoWhat else must I do?
Male
Kaathu mazha saaral illaThere is no storm or rain drizzle,
Kaalun keezha kuliyillaThere is no pit under my feet,
Karaname thonaama naaYet without any apparent reason,
Podhaiyuran ullaI am sinking deep inside.
Male
Un pechuYour words
Naan vaazha en moochuAre my breath to live.
Ooo bujji kuttyOoo little dear,
Un paarvaYour glance
Naan vaazha uyiraachuHas become the life force for me to survive.
Ye bujji kuttyHey little dear.

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This soulful romantic track expresses the protagonist's profound longing and emotional vulnerability when separated from his beloved. He compares his fragile state without her presence to camphor in the wind, a cloud-covered moon, and a river without water. Her voice, gaze, and love serve as his literal breath and foundation for living, making her sadness or distance unbearable for him. Despite braving harsh ocean storms in his profession, he finds himself completely overwhelmed and melted by a single tear from her eyes.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Upamai)

Kaathula aadura karporam pola

Compares his trembling life without hearing her voice to camphor swaying in the wind ('Kaathula aadura karporam pola').

Imagery (Uruvam / Visual Metaphor)

Megham mooduna vennilavu pola

Depicts the sorrow obscuring his happiness like dark clouds covering a bright full moon ('Megham mooduna vennilavu pola').

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi)

Otha thuli un kanneeril Muzhuguren mella

Exaggerates the emotional impact of her single tear drop, stating he drowns slowly in it despite braving whole ocean seas.

Rhyme / Alliteration (Monai / Etukai)

Neerilladha aaraaga Mannillaadha veraaga

Uses parallel rhythmic structures and end-rhymes like 'Neerilladha aaraaga / Mannillaadha veraaga' to emphasize his emptiness.

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Trivia

'Thandel' is a romantic action drama starring Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi, inspired by real-life events involving fishermen from Andhra Pradesh. DSP's music brings out a fusion of coastal folk ethos and deep soulful melody.

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