- Lyricist
- Kannadasan
- Singers
- K. Veeramani, Chorus
- Music director
- Chandrabose
- Movie name
- Saranam Ayyappa
- Movie release year
- 1980
- Lyrics added on
- 29 Jun 2020
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This devotional hymn written by Kannadasan vividly captures the holy pilgrimage to Sabarimala and the intense fervor of Lord Ayyappa's devotees. It systematically traces the journey undertaken by pilgrims, starting from Pettaithullal at Erumely, bathing in the Thirupaerur river, climbing Aludha hill, dropping stones at Kallidumkunru, conquering Karimalai and Neelimulai, bathing at Pamba, praying at Saranguthi, and finally ascending the sacred Pathinettu Padi (18 steps). The song highlights the grand sight of millions gathered like a sea of ocean waves, united in chanting and devotion, culminating in the sublime vision of the divine Makara Jyothi flame radiating grace like the sun.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Uwamai (Simile)
“Mazhai pola jana vellam ayyappa”
Comparing the massive gathering of devotees to rain and floods ('Mazhai pola jana vellam').
Rhetorical Question & Visual Imagery
“Alai thaano thalai thaano ayyappa”
Asking whether the vast sea of heads moving up the mountain is an ocean wave ('Alai thaano thalai thaano').
Emonai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)
“Malai meedhu maniyosai ayyappa”
Matching initial letters ('M' sound) across adjacent lines: 'Malai' and 'Mazhai'.
Metaphor (Rupaka Alankara)
“Aadhavan thirukolam”
Comparing the holy eternal flame (Jyothi) directly to the radiant form of the Sun God ('Aadhavan thirukolam').
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Trivia
This song serves as a detailed lyrical map of the traditional Sabarimala trek ('Periya Pathai' or long route). Lyrical legend Kannadasan beautifully embedded every key ritual stop—Pettai, Thirupaerur Thodu, Aludha river, Kallidumkunru, Karimalai, Pamba, Neelimulai, Saranguthi, and the 18 steps—making it one of the most spiritually authentic and popular Ayyappa devotional songs in Tamil literature.
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