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Lyrics & meaning

En Vaazhvil Vasanthangal

From Rajathi Rojakili · 1985

Lyricist
Muthulingam
Singers
Malaysia Vasudevan, Vani Jairam
Music director
Chandrabose
Details
Rajathi Rojakili1985

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Theemthanakkatheem theenthanakkatheemRhythmic musical syllables (solkattu)
Theemthanakkatheem theenthanakkatheemRhythmic musical syllables (solkattu)
Female
En vaazhvil vasanthangal varumo illaiWill spring arrive in my life, or
Edhirkaalam kanavaagi vidumoWill my future turn into just a dream?
En vaazhvil vasanthangal varumo illaiWill spring arrive in my life, or
Edhirkaalam kanavaagi vidumoWill my future turn into just a dream?
Ennai ariyaamalae achcham uruvaaguthaeFear is arising within me without my knowledge
Inba ilanthendral ini veesumo…oo…oo…oo….Will the pleasant gentle breeze blow anymore?
Female
En vaazhvil vasanthangal varumo illaiWill spring arrive in my life, or
Edhirkaalam kanavaagi vidumoWill my future turn into just a dream?
Female
Vana vedan seitha pizhaiyaalae indruToday, due to the mistake made by the forest hunter
Kili ondru kanneer sinthutheA parrot is shedding tears
Vana vedan seitha pizhaiyaalae indruToday, due to the mistake made by the forest hunter
Kili ondru kanneer sinthutheA parrot is shedding tears
Female
Marunthaethaan indru noyaanathaeThe medicine itself has turned into the disease today
Sudu neeril meen pol manam vaaduthaeMy heart wilts like a fish in hot water
Vidai yaedhum illaa kadhai aanathaeIt has become a story without any answer
Female
Vennmegam niram maari varumoWill the white cloud change its color?
Male :Intha penn megam pudhu kolam perumoMale: Will this female cloud take on a new form?
Male
Kaaththodu kaaththaai vaazhgindraLiving along with the wind as wind itself
Ennai kannaara neeyum kaanalaamYou can see me directly with your own eyes
Aagaayam bhoomi engengum ennaiAcross the sky and earth, everywhere
Andraadam neeyum paarkkalaamYou can see me every single day
Male
Ennaalum unthan manasatchiyaagaForever as your conscience
Ingae naanum vaazhgiraenI am living here too
Engae nee ponaalum angaengae naanumWherever you go, there I will be too
Un nizhal pol unnai thodaruvaenI will follow you like your shadow
Female
Theemthanakkatheem theenthanakkatheemRhythmic musical syllables (solkattu)
Theemthanakkatheem theenthanakkatheemRhythmic musical syllables (solkattu)
Theemthanakkatheem theenthanakkatheemRhythmic musical syllables (solkattu)

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

En Vaazhvil Vasanthangal from Rajathi Rojakili (1985) conveys a woman's deep anguish, despair, and uncertainty about her future. Comparing herself to an innocent parrot suffering from a hunter's mistake and a fish trapped in hot water, she questions whether joy and happiness ('springtime') will ever return to her life or if her hopes will remain unfulfilled dreams. In response, a comforting male voice reassures her, promising to stay as her shadow, live within her conscience, and offer continuous support through all hardships.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Upamai)

Sudu neeril meen pol manam vaaduthae

Compares the intense mental distress and suffering of the protagonist to a fish struggling in hot water.

Metaphor (Uruvagamm)

En vaazhvil vasanthangal varumo illai

Uses 'Vasanthangal' (spring season) to symbolize joy, prosperity, and happy times in life.

Metaphor (Uruvagamm)

Vana vedan seitha pizhaiyaalae indru / Kili ondru kanneer sinthuthe

Metaphorically compares the innocent woman to a 'kili' (parrot) and the oppressor to a 'vana vedan' (forest hunter).

Assonance (Monai)

En vaazhvil vasanthangal varumo illai / Edhirkaalam kanavaagi vidumo

Repetition of the initial sound 'En' across consecutive lines to create a rhythmic lyrical effect.

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Trivia

The film Rajathi Rojakili (1985) featured music by Chandrabose, whose compositions in this album helped solidify his standing as a major composer in mid-80s Tamil cinema. The song poignantly uses classical rhythmic solkattu phrasing alongside soulful melodies.

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