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Ennooru Aandukalil

From Idhayam Parkiradhu · 1974

Lyricist
Kannadasan
Singers
Kovai Soundararajan, P. Susheela
Music director
T. R. Pappa
Movie name
Idhayam Parkiradhu
Movie release year
1974
Lyrics added on
6 Aug 2023

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
Kannae idhu kanavallavae
Kanavil vantha kadhaiyallavae….
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
Kadhal ennum uravum sugamum
Kannil vantha pothu thookkam enbathaethu
Thookkam enbathaethu
Kovai ennum idhazhum suvaiyum
Kollai konda pothu
Yaekkam enbathaethu yaekkam enbathethu
Pangu vaiththa paavaiyin angam undu ingae
Paavai unnai thedum aasaiyil vaadum
Male :Iravum pagalum arivom arivom
Ilamai muzhuthm peruvom peruvom
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
…………….
Maalai vantha nilavum paniyum
Ennai thotta pothu
Thendral vitta thoothu
Thendral vitta thoothu
Kaalai konda manamum niraivum
Gangai konda vellam
Inbam konjum illam
Inbam konjum illam
Mangai konda vedhanai konjamalla andru
Vaasal varai vanthathu aasai konda nenju
Male : Mudhalil kavithai ezhuthu ezhuthu
Female : Mudivil malarum uravu uravu
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
Kannae idhu kanavallavae
Kanavil vantha kadhaiyallavae….
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
Ennooru aandugalil
Ennugindra ennangal
Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
My darling, isn't this a dream?
Isn't it a story that arrived in a dream...
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
When the bond and joy called love
Came into my eyes, where is sleep?
Where is sleep?
When sweet lips like scarlet berries
Stole my heart away,
Where is longing? Where is longing?
Here lies the maiden who shares my life
Searching for you, this maiden wilts in longing
Male: We shall know day and night, we shall know
We shall experience youth in full, we shall experience
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
...
When the evening moon and cool dew
Touched me gently,
It was a message sent by the southern breeze
It was a message sent by the southern breeze
The morning spirit and its fulfillment
Are like the overflowing floods of the Ganges
In a home where bliss sweet-talks us
In a home where bliss sweet-talks us
The anguish the maiden bore back then was not small
The heart filled with desire came up to the doorstep
Male: First write a poem, write it
Female: In the end, our bond will blossom, blossom
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
My darling, isn't this a dream?
Isn't it a story that arrived in a dream...
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
In eight hundred years
The thoughts one could ever ponder
Arose in a single day, just looking at you
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song 'Ennooru Aandugalil' expresses the intense emotion of love that feels as grand and vast as eight hundred years of accumulated thoughts suddenly coming alive in a single instant upon seeing the beloved. The lovers share their passion, explaining how love robs them of sleep and fills their lives with immense joy and fulfillment akin to the flooding waters of the river Ganges. Through poetic dialogues between the male and female lead, the lyrics convey the transition from longing and emotional pain to complete contentment and romantic union. It celebrates the bliss of youth and the deep, blossoming bond between two souls.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Monae (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Ennooru aandugalil / Ennugindra ennangal / Ezhunthana oru naal unai paarththu

Repetition of the initial vowel sound 'E' across consecutive lines (Ennooru / Ennugindra / Ezhunthana).

Edhugai (Second-letter Rhyme)

Ennooru / Ennugindra

Matching of the second consonant cluster 'nn' in adjacent lines.

Metaphor / Simile (Uvamai)

Gangai konda vellam / Inbam konjum illam

Comparing the abundance of joy in the heart to the immense floods carried by the holy river Ganges.

Repetition for Emphasis (Adukkuthodai)

Iravum pagalum arivom arivom / Ilamai muzhuthm peruvom peruvom

Repetition of words like 'arivom arivom' and 'peruvom peruvom' to emphasize enthusiastic eagerness.

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Trivia

The song features music composed by T. R. Pappa for the 1974 film 'Idhayam Parkiradhu'. The lyrics were penned by the legendary poet Kannadasan and sung as a duet by Kovai Soundararajan and P. Susheela.

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