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Malaikku Mela Son

From Paranthu Po · 2025

Lyricist
Madhan Karky
Singer
Santhosh Dhayanithi
Music director
Santhosh Dhayanidhi
Movie name
Paranthu Po
Movie release year
2025
Lyrics added on
8 Aug 2025

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Malaikku mela son
Malaikku kela daddy
Daddy kooda mummy
Rendu perum dummy
Yera therinja anbukku
Eranga theriyaadhe
Appa amma kastam ellaam
Malaikku puriyaadhe
Innum ethana kalloo
Innum ethana pulloo
Padhai illaa malaiyil innum
Ethana mulloo
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu yaaru senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu anbu senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu yaaru senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu anbu senja vela
Dhooram kuraiyumaa
Baram karaiyumaa
Yeri yeri yeri yeri
Paavam maraiyumaa
Malaikku mela son
Malaikku kela daddy
Daddy kooda mummy
Rendu perum dummy
Yera therinja anbukku
Eranga theriyaadhe
Appa amma kastam ellaam
Malaikku puriyaadhe
Innum ethana kalloo
Innum ethana pulloo
Padhai illaa malaiyil innum
Ethana mulloo
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu yaaru senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu anbu senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu yaaru senja vela
Yaaru senja vela
Idhu anbu senja vela
Dhooram kuraiyumaa
Baram karaiyumaa
Yeri yeri yeri yeri
Paavam maraiyumaa
The sun is above the mountain,
Daddy is below the mountain,
Mommy is right there with Daddy,
And both of them are helpless.
A love that only knows how to climb,
Does not know how to come down.
All the struggles of Mom and Dad,
The mountain will never understand.
How many more rocks are left?
How much more wild grass?
On this pathless mountain,
How many more thorns are there?
Whose doing is this?
Whose doing is this really?
Whose doing is this?
This is all the work of love.
Whose doing is this?
Whose doing is this really?
Whose doing is this?
This is all the work of love.
Will the distance lessen?
Will the burden melt away?
Climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing,
Will our sins fade away?
The sun is above the mountain,
Daddy is below the mountain,
Mommy is right there with Daddy,
And both of them are helpless.
A love that only knows how to climb,
Does not know how to come down.
All the struggles of Mom and Dad,
The mountain will never understand.
How many more rocks are left?
How much more wild grass?
On this pathless mountain,
How many more thorns are there?
Whose doing is this?
Whose doing is this really?
Whose doing is this?
This is all the work of love.
Whose doing is this?
Whose doing is this really?
Whose doing is this?
This is all the work of love.
Will the distance lessen?
Will the burden melt away?
Climbing, climbing, climbing, climbing,
Will our sins fade away?
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song portrays an emotional physical and metaphorical ascent undertaken out of deep parental affection. A child is separated from parents by a steep, pathless mountain. The parents feel powerless ('dummy') against nature and fate, yet their unrelenting love drives them upward regardless of pain, thorns, or exhaustion. The lyrics highlight how unconditional love only knows how to press forward and climb higher for a loved one, questioning if such immense devotion can dissolve hardship and wipe away sins.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Antithesis / Muran

Yera therinja anbukku / Eranga theriyaadhe

Contrasting 'Yera' (climbing up) with 'Eranga' (stepping down) to emphasize the relentless nature of parental devotion.

End Rhyme / Iyaibu

Innum ethana kalloo / Innum ethana pulloo / Ethana mulloo

Rhyming ends 'kalloo', 'pulloo', and 'mulloo' to build rhythmic tension depicting natural obstacles.

Repetition / Anaphora

Yaaru senja vela / Idhu yaaru senja vela

Repetition of 'Yaaru senja vela' builds emphasis on questioning fate and attribution of the plight to pure love.

Rhyme / Ethukai

Baram karaiyumaa / Paavam maraiyumaa

Matching phonetics in 'Baram karaiyumaa' and 'Paavam maraiyumaa' connecting physical heavy burden with spiritual sin.

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Trivia

Composed and sung by Santhosh Dhayanithi with lyrics by Madhan Karky, the song blends contemporary colloquial English words like 'son', 'daddy', 'mummy', and 'dummy' with traditional poetic Tamil themes of parental devotion and arduous mountain journeys.

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