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Lyrics & meaning

Deviyin Thirumugam

From Vellikizhamai Viratham · 1974

Lyricist
A. Maruthakasi
Singers
T. M. Soundararajan, P. Susheela
Music director
Shankar Ganesh
Movie name
Vellikizhamai Viratham
Movie release year
1974
Lyrics added on
18 Dec 2022

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Deviyin thirumugam
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam
Uravinai thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam
Uravinai thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam
Huhmmm ..hmm
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Poovudal nadunguthu kuliril
Naan porvai aagalaamaa…
Hahahhaha
Thevai yerpadum naalil
Andha sevai seiyalaam
Madhamaankani gunamo thani
Manamum gunamumae
Kobam vandhaal maarumae
No… no.. no no…
Male :Deviyin thirumugam
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam
Uravinai thandhadhu
Deviyin thirumugam
Hmm ..hmmm
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Kaatrinil aadidum kodi pol
En kaiyil aada nee vaa..
Come on..
Uhum..
Kaiyinil aadanum endraal
Ondrai kazhuththil podanum
Adhai naan tharum…
Thiru naal varum
Varattum ..
Andha naal vandhaal
Tharuven ennai naan..
Really..?
Deviyin thirumugam
Dharisanam thandhadhu
Devanin arimugam
Uravinai thandhadhu …uuu
Deviyin thirumugam
Hmm ..hmmm
Dharisanam thanthadhu….
The goddess's divine face
revealed itself to me.
The goddess's divine face
revealed itself to me.
Meeting this godlike man
brought about this bond.
Meeting this godlike man
brought about this bond.
The goddess's divine face
Hm... hm...
revealed itself to me.
Your tender body shivers in the cold,
can I become your blanket?
Hahaha...
On the day the need arises,
you may render that service.
A lovely young doe has a unique nature,
both her heart and mood
will change if she gets angry!
No... no... no no...
Male: The goddess's divine face
revealed itself to me.
Meeting this godlike man
brought about this bond.
The goddess's divine face
Hm... hm...
revealed itself to me.
Like a vine swaying in the breeze,
come dance in my arms...
Come on...
Uh-uh...
If I am to dance in your arms,
you must tie the wedding knot around my neck.
The blessed day when I give that...
will soon arrive.
Let it come...
When that day arrives,
I will give myself to you...
Really...?
The goddess's divine face
revealed itself to me.
Meeting this godlike man
brought about this bond... ooh...
The goddess's divine face
Hm... hm...
revealed itself to me...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This romantic duet features lovers playfully comparing each other to divine figures. The male lead praises his beloved's divine beauty, equating seeing her face to having a darshan of Goddess Devi, while the female lead acknowledges that meeting him has brought a blessed relationship into her life. Throughout the song, gentle flirtation takes place—he offers to comfort her cold, flower-soft body like a blanket, while she playfully reminds him of boundaries and propriety until their wedding day. She emphasizes that she will fully yield to his embrace only when he ties the sacred mangalsutra around her neck on their wedding day, blending traditional marital values with joyful, flirtatious affection.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uvamaani / Urvagathai)

Poovudal nadunguthu kuliril

Comparing the heroine's face directly to divine darshan ('Deviyin thirumugam') and her body to a soft flower ('Poovudal').

Simile (Uvamai)

Kaatrinil aadidum kodi pol

Comparing the lover's movement to a creeper swaying in the breeze ('Kaatrinil aadidum kodi pol').

Monai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Deviyin thirumugam / Devanin arimugam

Repetition of initial consonant sound 'D' across consecutive lines ('Deviyin' / 'Dharisanam' / 'Devanin').

Edupudhu / Emonai (Rhyming Assonance)

Deviyin thirumugam Dharisanam thandhadhu

Rhyming structure linking 'thirumugam' and 'arimugam' as well as 'thandhadhu' across verses.

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Trivia

'Vellikizhamai Viratham' (1974) is a popular Tamil film directed by R. Thyagarajan and produced by Sandow M. M. A. Chinnappa Thevar. The soundtrack composed by Shankar-Ganesh features hit classical-pop romantic numbers, showcasing lyricist A. Maruthakasi's seamless blend of devotion and romantic playfulness.

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