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Lyrics & meaning

Mama Kaiya Pudi Mama

From Vengaiyin Mainthan · 1984

Lyricist
Pulamaipithan
Singer
S. P. Sailaja
Music director
Shankar Ganesh
Movie name
Vengaiyin Mainthan
Movie release year
1984
Lyrics added on
18 Mar 2023

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Odhungi odinaa puliya kaatturae
Adi vayaththula pulia karaikkurae
Haei mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Haei mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Naathaswaram oodhi naalaachchuthu indru
Paarppom vaa namma mudhal raaththiri
Naanam thoda vetkkam naalum vida
Intha naalthaanae namma sivaraaththiri
Padukkaiyilae kaaman kadhai
Padikkanumae kaalai varai
Aththaanai thulli anaippaen munnooru
Muththaaram alli iraippaen haei….
Haei mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Rosa mottu idha lessa thottu neeyum
Nogaamaththaan mella killa killa
Aala thottu thanga tholao thottu
Aasai theeraama naama pinna pinna
Kodam kodamaa thaen kodukka
Koduththathaiyae naan edukka
Thanneerai kanda nilamthaan en maeni
Machchaanae Unthan vasamthaan haei
Haei mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Mama kaiya pudi valikkum paiya pudi
Vaaiyyaa sammathamthaan ammaadi mammuthanthaan
Hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
Hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
If I try to step away, you show your fierce tiger side,
And you make butterflies flutter deep inside my stomach...
Hey, hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
Hey, hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
It has been days since the wedding pipes were played,
Come, let us celebrate our wedding night today!
As passion stirs and all shyness slips away,
Tonight is truly our sleepless night of love!
On this bed, the stories of love
Must be read until the morning light!
I will playfully leap and embrace my sweetheart,
Showering you with hundreds of sweet kisses, hey!
Hey, hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
Touching this rosebud softly,
Caress it gently without causing any pain.
Touching me and holding my golden shoulders,
As we intertwine with endless desire,
As you offer potfuls of sweet honey,
And I take in everything you give,
My body is like parched land that has found water,
My darling, I am completely yours, hey!
Hey, hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
Hold my hand, my dear, hold it gently or it will hurt!
Come to me, I agree, oh my, you are like the god of love!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This playful and sensual Tamil folk-pop song portrays a newly married bride enticing her husband on their wedding night. She teasingly asks him to be tender and gentle with his embrace while explicitly giving her consent for intimate affection. Through vivid metaphors of nature, honey, and nocturnal celebration, she expresses her intense romantic longing and emotional surrender to her beloved. The song blends traditional rural charm with expressive passion, highlighting the bride's eager anticipation of their new journey together.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Adukkuthodar (Repetition for poetic meter)

Nogaamaththaan mella killa killa

Repetition of words like 'killa killa' and 'pinna pinna' emphasizes rhythmic flow and playful intimacy.

Uvamai (Simile / Metaphor)

Thanneerai kanda nilamthaan en maeni

Compares her yearning physical body to parched land that receives life-giving water.

Monai (Initial Alliteration)

Padukkaiyilae kaaman kadhai / Padikkanumae kaalai varai

Matching starting consonant sounds ('Padukkaiyilae' and 'Padikkanumae') creating musical rhythm.

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Trivia

Featured in the 1984 film 'Vengaiyin Mainthan', this song highlights the rhythmic compositions of Shankar-Ganesh and the versatile vocal performance of legendary playback singer P. Susheela, written by renowned lyricist Pulamaipithan.

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