- Lyricist
- Anthony Dasan
- Singers
- K. G. Ranjith, Srinidhi
- Music director
- Anthony Daasan
- Movie name
- MGR Magan
- Movie release year
- 2020
- Lyrics added on
- 17 Feb 2021
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This energetic folk romantic duet from MGR Magan features playful banter between two lovers who express their deep devotion through sweet teases. The male protagonist affectionately addresses his lover using contrasting epithets—calling her both his precious gold and his beloved trouble—while describing how her gaze completely disorients him and drives his thoughts wild.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Iyaibu (End Rhyme)
“Yei kingini kingini maniyae / Nee enakku pudicha saniyae”
The lyrics feature consistent end-rhyming schemes characteristic of Tamil folk music (e.g., maniyae, saniyae, thaayumanavalae, kodiyae, vediyae, chediyae).
Oxymoron / Contrast
“Nee enakku pudicha saniyae / En thangamae thaayumanavalae”
The poet juxtaposes opposite terms like 'Thangam' (precious gold) and 'Sani' (trouble/misfortune) to convey affectionate teasing.
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Mandaikul vedikkum vediyae / En nenjula muzhaicha kaadhal chediyae”
Comparing love to a plant sprouting inside the heart and overwhelming thoughts to an exploding cracker inside the head.
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Trivia
Composed by Anthony Daasan, who also wrote the lyrics, this song blends traditional rural folk rhythms with contemporary references like 'WhatsApp', reflecting modern rural romance in Tamil cinema.
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