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Lyrics & meaning

Chella Pulla

From Andharan · 2026

Lyricist
Pa Hariharan
Singers
Aravind Srinivas, Hari S R
Music director
Hari SR
Details
Andharan2026

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Adiyae kaviyae unaiyaeHey girl, you are a poem, only you
Adi naan thaanOh girl, it is just me
Kaana kann podhalaMy eyes aren't enough to behold your beauty
Male
Radhiyae silaiyaeMy divine beauty, my statue
Rasichenae naalumI admired you every single day
Azhagaala enna kolluraYou kill me with your beauty
Male
Hey ora paarva enna modhaHey, when your side-glance hits me
Sethaaram aanenI got completely damaged
Theera theera aasa theeraUnendingly, until all my desires are fulfilled
En vennilavae nee thaanaeAren't you my full moon?
ThaththalikkurenaeI am struggling helplessly in emotions
Unna suthi oduren naanaeI am running around you all by myself
Male
Azhagu chella pullaMy beautiful, darling girl
Vasiyam vechen ullaYou cast a spell deep inside me
Maattikittenae naanum mellaAnd I slowly got trapped in it
Adiyae heartukkullaHey girl, inside my heart
Kaadhal route-uh kullaOn this path of love
Nee thaan vandhutta ulla ullaYou have entered deep, deep inside

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This track is a joyful and expressive romantic confession where the protagonist swoons over his beloved's irresistible charm. He compares her to a living poem, a sculpted statue, and the full moon, admitting that a single side-glance from her is enough to completely disarm him. Filled with affection, he describes how her presence acts like a spell, leaving him hopelessly enamored and constantly orbiting around her in love.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uvamai)

Adiyae kaviyae unaiyae

Directly addresses the girl as a poem ('kaviyae') and a statue ('silaiyae') to emphasize her artistic perfection.

Hyperbole (Uvarchi Ani)

Kaana kann podhala

Exaggerating the effect of her beauty by stating his eyes are not enough to see her fully and that her glance causes total damage ('sethaaram aanen').

Anaphora / Repetition (Erattai Kilavi / Anaphora)

Theera theera aasa theera

Rhythmic repetition of the word 'theera' to emphasize longing that cannot be easily quenched.

Rhyme / Monai

Adiyae heartukkulla

End-rhyming words 'heartukkulla', 'route-uh kulla', and 'ulla ulla' creating a catchy modern cadence.

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Trivia

The song 'Andharan' (2026) features lyrics and composition by Pa Hariharan, blending modern colloquial youth language with expressive romantic Tamil imagery.

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