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Lyrics & meaning

Kalangatha Raasaavey

From Manithan Deivamagalam · 2026

Lyricist
Vignesh Ramakrishna
Singers
Aravind Karneeswaran, Nithyashree Venkataramanan
Music director
AK Prriyan
Details
Manithan Deivamagalam2026

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo ooooHoo oooo
Female
Kalangida vena odanjida venaDo not feel troubled, do not break down
Iruttilum kooda nilavena naan thaanEven in darkness, I am your guiding moon
Norugidavena nodinjidavenaDo not shatter, do not get broken
Nizhal ena pinna thuna varen naanthaanLike a shadow, I will follow behind as your support
Female
Oru naal valikkumIt will hurt for a day
Maru naal marakkumIt will be forgotten the next day
Idhu thaan vazhakkam yenaRealizing that this is how life works
Nee povanumYou must keep going
Ulagam suzhalumThe world keeps spinning
Varudha pagalumDay always follows the dark
Ezhundhu nagara idhu mudinjaaganumTo rise and move forward, this must come to pass
Female
Kalangadha raasaveDo not worry, my king
Seri aagum raasaveEverything will turn out fine, my king
Kalangadha raasaveDo not worry, my king
Seri aagum raasave..ae aeEverything will turn out fine, my king
Female
Kalangida vena odanjida venaDo not feel troubled, do not break down
Iruttilum kooda nilavena naan thaanEven in darkness, I am your guiding moon
Norugidavena nodinjidavenaDo not shatter, do not get broken
Nizhal ena pinna thuna varen naanthaanLike a shadow, I will follow behind as your support
Male
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo oo oo hooHoo oo oo hoo
Hoo ooooHoo oooo
Male
Aaari raarooLullaby refrain (Aari raaroo)
Aarari raarooLullaby refrain (Aarari raaroo)
Aarari aaraarooLullaby refrain (Aarari aaraaroo)
Male
Maru porappaedutha nee en thaayadiIf I am reborn, you are my mother
Un thaali thaan thoppul kodiYour sacred thread is my umbilical cord
Usurukku mela nee thaanadiYou are more precious to me than life itself
En kovile un madiYour lap is my temple
Male
Vavuthula thaan en kula samiyeIn your womb rests my family deity
Iru moochuthaan en vaazhkkaiyeOur shared breath is my entire life
Nenapula thaan nee mavaraaniyeIn my mind, you are my queen
Neer aavumae nee pookkaveI will become water so you can blossom
En paadhi nee illa raasathiyeYou are not just my half, my princess
Ellamumae nee thaaneYou are everything to me
Male
Kalangaadha raasathiDo not worry, my princess
Adakaappen kaappaathiI will shelter and protect you
Kalangaadha raasathiDo not worry, my princess
Adakaappen kaappaathi…eeeeI will shelter and protect you

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

The song 'Kalangadha Raasave' from 'Manithan Deivamagalam' is an emotionally resonant ballad offering comfort, hope, and unwavering devotion during times of deep grief and struggle. The lyrics convey a message of resilience, emphasizing that pain is temporary and that light and progress will inevitably follow dark times. In the second half, the perspective deepens into an expression of intense love and reverence, where a partner is held in the highest esteem—likened to a mother, a temple, and a deity who gives life meaning. Overall, it serves as both a soothing lullaby of reassurance and a passionate ode to unconditional togetherness.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Uwamai)

Iruttilum kooda nilavena naan thaan

Compares the speaker to a moon that shines even in darkness, providing comfort during hard times.

Simile (Uwamai)

Nizhal ena pinna thuna varen naanthaan

Compares the speaker's constant presence and support to a shadow following closely behind.

Metaphor (Uruvagamd)

En kovile un madi

Metaphorically equates the partner's lap to a holy temple, indicating deep love and spiritual reverence.

Second-letter Rhyming (Ethirai)

Kalangida vena odanjida vena / Norugidavena nodinjidavena

The second consonants ('la' sound in 'Kalangida' and 'odanjida', or 'ru' in 'Norugidavena' and 'nodinjidavena') create a rhythmic harmony across lines.

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Trivia

'Manithan Deivamagalam' (2026) features music composed by AK Prriyan with lyrics written by Vignesh Ramakrishna. The vocal composition blends traditional Tamil lullaby structures ('Aararo') with modern soulful ballad arrangements to express themes of maternal warmth and romantic solace.

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