- Lyricist
- Vairamuthu
- Singer
- K. S. Chithra
- Music director
- Thayanban
- Movie name
- Andru Peidha Mazhaiyil
- Movie release year
- 1989
- Lyrics added on
- 14 Aug 2020
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This song is a joyful celebration of nature, youth, and self-discovery. The protagonist finds herself enchanted by the surrounding flora and fauna, perceiving nature as a grand musical orchestra where the breeze sets the pitch, flowers become poetry, and streams play water-music. Filled with exuberance, she merges completely with nature, blossoming like a rose and dissolving into her own singing.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Onomatopoeia
“Kukko kukkoo kuyilin kukko kukko”
Repetition of sound mimicking a bird's call to set a joyful, nature-centric tone.
Metaphor (Uruvagaim)
“En solaiyae isai yaanadhu / Ilan thendralae sruthiyanadhu”
Directly equating the garden to music and the breeze to the musical scale (Sruthi).
Iyaibu (End Rhyme)
“Malargal muzhudhum pudhu kavidhai / Vandugal vaasikum madhu kavidhai”
Matching end sounds with 'pudhu kavidhai' and 'madhu kavidhai' to create melodic flow.
Metaphor & Imagery
“Geetham odaiyin jalatharangam”
Comparing the flowing stream's sound to the musical instrument Jalatharangam.
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Trivia
This track is from the 1989 film 'Andru Peidha Mazhaiyil' with lyrics penned by Vairamuthu. The song vividly portrays nature imagery through classic Tamil poetic metaphors.
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