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Lyrics & meaning

Kallaliye Kallaliye

From Maaman · 2025

Lyricist
Vivek
Singers
Hesham Abdul Wahab, Sharanya Srinivas
Music director
Hesham Abdul Wahab
Movie name
Maaman
Movie release year
2025
Lyrics added on
30 Mar 2025

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Kannmaayam yaedho
Ellaam maarutho
Nenjilae inbam
Kodi kodi kodi aadidutho
Yealooru yaelooru yaelooru
Seerkondu vanthingae kondaadu
Poonthaeru poonthaeru poonthaeru
Undaachchu undaachchu vanthaadu
Naalum kanda kanavellaam
Minnum nooru uyiraachchu
Kanneer vitta naalellaam
Sakkaraiyaachchu
Kallaaliyae kallaaliyae
Naanaattuvaen un thooliyae
Kallaaliyae kallaaliyae
Naanaattuvaen un thooliyae
Yealooru yaelooru yaelooru
Seerkondu vanthingae kondaadu
Poonthaeru poonthaeru poonthaeru
Undaachchu undaachchu vanthaadu
Poththi vachu paaththavalae
Bhoomikkulla pon magalae
Seenniyalli saerththavalae
Sirichchum mellammaa
Thoothalena vaazhpavale
Thol kodukkum nallavalae
Ippo irunthu un manasu
Inikkum vellammaa
Maari mazhai pozhinjirukku
Intha manam neranjirukku
OOru mechcha uravu kaatta
Vanthaa raasa thookki suththa
Pirarkkena vaazha piranthathu yaaru
Enakkena undae uyirena thambi
Enakkoru sogam pidigalil paarththaal
Melukena kannai urukkiduvaanae
Inime thenam nee
Sirichchaa pothumae
Endrum adhai naan
Rasicchaa pothumae
Vaa nee vaa
Some magical spell before my eyes,
Is everything changing now?
The joy within my heart,
Is dancing in millions and millions of ways!
Seven villages, seven villages, seven villages,
Bring celebratory gifts and celebrate right here!
A flower chariot, a flower chariot, a flower chariot,
Is all set and ready, come and dance!
All the dreams I saw each day
Have come alive like a hundred shining lights.
All the days I spent shedding tears
Have now turned sweet as sugar.
Oh my strong girl, oh my precious girl,
I will gently rock your cradle.
Oh my strong girl, oh my precious girl,
I will gently rock your cradle.
Seven villages, seven villages, seven villages,
Bring celebratory gifts and celebrate right here!
A flower chariot, a flower chariot, a flower chariot,
Is all set and ready, come and dance!
You who sheltered and cared with tender love,
A golden daughter cherished deep within the earth,
You who gathered sweetness by the handful,
Smile softly now, my dear.
You who lived gently like a soft drizzle,
Good-hearted soul who always offers a shoulder,
From now on, your heart
Will be as sweet as jaggery, my dear.
The monsoon rain has poured down,
And this heart is overflowing with joy.
To show a bond the whole village praises,
The prince has arrived to lift you and spin you around.
Who was ever born to live only for others?
I have my brother, my very breath, just for me.
If he catches even a touch of sorrow in me,
His eyes will melt in tears like wax.
From now on, every single day,
If you just smile, that is enough.
Forever and always,
If I just cherish it, that is enough.
Come now, oh come!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song 'Maaman' expresses profound familial affection, celebrating the arrival of happiness and the enduring bond between family members, particularly emphasizing a loving brother and uncle figure. It highlights how past struggles and tears have transformed into sweet, joyful moments through shared love, warmth, and care.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Repetition (Adukkuthodar)

Yealooru yaelooru yaelooru

The triple repetition of words like 'kodi kodi kodi', 'yealooru yealooru yealooru', and 'poonthaeru poonthaeru poonthaeru' creates a rhythmic emphasis expressing overwhelming happiness and grand celebration.

Metaphor (Uruvakam)

Kanneer vitta naalellaam Sakkaraiyaachchu

Comparing painful days of shed tears turning directly into sugar ('sakkaraiyaachchu') visualizes sorrow turning into sweetness.

Simile (Uwamai)

Melukena kannai urukkiduvaanae

Comparing the brother's deep empathy to melting wax ('melukena') highlights his self-sacrificing nature when witnessing his sister's sorrow.

Rhyme (Iyaibu)

Kallaaliyae kallaaliyae / Naanaattuvaen un thooliyae

End-rhyming words 'kallaaliyae' and 'thooliyae' create melodic harmony in the lullaby-like refrain.

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Trivia

Composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab with lyrics by Vivek, 'Maaman' showcases Hesham's signature blend of soulful melodies and traditional Tamil folk aesthetics celebrating unconditional familial warmth.

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