- Lyricist
- Vaali
- Singers
- S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, P. Susheela
- Music director
- Shankar Ganesh
- Movie name
- Pon Magal Vanthal (1972)
- Movie release year
- 1972
- Lyrics added on
- 16 Feb 2024
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
'Enthan Devanin Paadal Enna' is a romantic duet from the 1972 movie 'Pon Magal Vanthal', expressing intimate admiration and passionate love between two soulmates. The song captures a sweet back-and-forth banter: the woman is enchanted by her lover's singing and yearns for intimacy, while the man is captivated by her divine dance and expressive eyes.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Ethugai (Second-letter Rhyming)
“Nenjam poopanthaai thullaatho / Manjam vaavendru sollaatho”
The second consonant 'nja' in 'Nenjam' and 'Manjam' creates a rhythmic beat across consecutive lines.
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Thanneeril thullaatha semmeengal / Vanjiyin kannukkul neeraada kandaenae”
The woman's darting, expressive eyes are poetically compared to red fish swimming.
Personification
“Manjam vaavendru sollaatho”
The bed ('manjam') is personified as having a voice that calls out to the lovers.
Simile (Uvamai)
“Nenjam poopanthaai thullaatho”
The heroine's heart leaping with joy is compared to a bouncy ball made of flowers ('poopanthu').
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Trivia
'Pon Magal Vanthal' (1972) features music composed by the celebrated composer duo Shankar-Ganesh. Penned by lyricist Vaali, this romantic duet performed by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam and P. Susheela showcases the classic 1970s Tamil film music style characterized by melismata, gentle rhythm changes, and poetic imagery.
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