Dhinam Vidindhadhum
From Dharma · 1998
- Lyricist
- Pulamaipithan
- Singer
- S. P. Balasubrahmanyam
- Music director
- Ilayaraja
- Details
- Dharma1998
Lyrics & meaning
| ♫ Tanglish lyrics | ↻ English translation |
|---|---|
| Male | |
| Dhinam vidindhadhum un mugathil | As each day dawns, in your face |
| Kan vizhithida aasai konden | I desired to wake up and open my eyes |
| Manam inithida naal muzhudhum | So that my heart remains sweet all day long |
| Adhu thodarndhida aasai konden | I desired for that happiness to continue |
| Nee endhan adhrishta dhevadhai | You are my goddess of good fortune |
| Vazhi kaattum unadhu punnagai | Your smile shows me the right path |
| Pudhu kolam un vizhi azhagil | A fresh design shines in the beauty of your eyes |
| Enna jaalam un mozhi azhagil | What magic is woven in the beauty of your words |
| Ver enna vendum enakku | What else could I possibly need? |
| Male | |
| Dhinam vidindhadhum un mugathil | As each day dawns, in your face |
| Kan vizhithida aasai konden | I desired to wake up and open my eyes |
| Manam inithida naal muzhudhum | So that my heart remains sweet all day long |
| Adhu thodarndhida aasai konden | I desired for that happiness to continue |
தினம் விடிந்ததும் உன் முகத்தில்
கண் விழித்திட ஆசை கொண்டேன்
மனம் இனித்திட நாள் முழுதும்
அது தொடர்ந்திட ஆசை கொண்டேன்
நீ எந்தன் அதிர்ஷ்ட தேவதை
வழி காட்டும் உனது புன்னகை
புதுக் கோலம் உன் விழி அழகில்
என்ன ஜாலம் உன் மொழி அழகில்
வேறென்ன வேண்டும் எனக்கு
As each day dawns, in your face
I desired to wake up and open my eyes
So that my heart remains sweet all day long
I desired for that happiness to continue
You are my goddess of good fortune
Your smile shows me the right path
A fresh design shines in the beauty of your eyes
What magic is woven in the beauty of your words
What else could I possibly need?
தினம் விடிந்ததும் உன் முகத்தில்
கண் விழித்திட ஆசை கொண்டேன்
மனம் இனித்திட நாள் முழுதும்
அது தொடர்ந்திட ஆசை கொண்டேன்
As each day dawns, in your face
I desired to wake up and open my eyes
So that my heart remains sweet all day long
I desired for that happiness to continue
Dhinam vidindhadhum un mugathil
As each day dawns, in your face
Kan vizhithida aasai konden
I desired to wake up and open my eyes
Manam inithida naal muzhudhum
So that my heart remains sweet all day long
Adhu thodarndhida aasai konden
I desired for that happiness to continue
Nee endhan adhrishta dhevadhai
You are my goddess of good fortune
Vazhi kaattum unadhu punnagai
Your smile shows me the right path
Pudhu kolam un vizhi azhagil
A fresh design shines in the beauty of your eyes
Enna jaalam un mozhi azhagil
What magic is woven in the beauty of your words
Ver enna vendum enakku
What else could I possibly need?
Dhinam vidindhadhum un mugathil
As each day dawns, in your face
Kan vizhithida aasai konden
I desired to wake up and open my eyes
Manam inithida naal muzhudhum
So that my heart remains sweet all day long
Adhu thodarndhida aasai konden
I desired for that happiness to continue
Beyond the translation
Song interpretation
This poetic track describes the pure joy and contentment of a lover who wants to begin every morning by beholding the face of their beloved. The protagonist considers the partner to be a guiding fortune, whose gentle smile illuminates the path of life and whose voice holds magical charm, filling every moment with sweetness.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Nee endhan adhrishta dhevadhai”
The speaker directly addresses the partner as their 'goddess of good luck' (adhrishta dhevadhai).
Iyaibu (End Rhyme)
“Pudhu kolam un vizhi azhagil / Enna jaalam un mozhi azhagil”
The repetition of 'azhagil' at the end of adjacent lines creates a harmonious melodic rhythm.
Edhugai (Second Letter Harmony)
“Dhinam vidindhadhum un mugathil / Manam inithida naal muzhudhum”
The second consonant sound 'na' in 'Dhinam' and 'Manam' provides Tamil rhythmic symmetry.
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Trivia
Although listed with unknown credits in some databases, the 1998 film Dharma features music composed by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja, starring Vijayakanth and Preetha Vijayakumar.
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