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Lyrics & meaning

Naan Seidha

From Guna Sundari · 1955

Lyricist
Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Singers
A. M. Rajah, P. Leela
Music director
Ghantasala
Movie name
Guna Sundari
Movie release year
1955
Lyrics added on
14 Jun 2019

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Nal vaazhvu enai naada
Ill vaazhvu kai kooda
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Illai naan seidha poojaa palam
Nal vaazhvu enai naada
Ill vaazhvu kai kooda
Naan seidha poojaa palam
Aravindha malarodu
Anuraaga nilai kaana
Aadhavan udhayamaanaan
Aravindha malarodu
Anuraaga nilai kaana
Aadhavan udhayamaanaan
Illai aadhavan oliyodu
Kaadhalin nilai kaana
Aadhavan oliyodu
Kaadhalin nilai kaana
Aravindhan udhayamaanaal
Aaa…naan seidha poojaa palam
Thaen malar manam polae
Dheiveega nilai kaana
Thendralum udhayamaanaan
Thaen malar manam polae
Dheiveega nilai kaana
Thendralum udhayamaanaan
Illai thendralin alaiyodu
Thevittaadha nilai kaana
Thendralin alaiyodu
Thevittaadha nilai kaana
Thaen malar udhayamaanaal
Aaa…naan seidha pooja palam
Nal vaazhvu enai naada
Ill vaazhvu kai kooda
Naan seidha poojaa palam
It is the reward of the prayers I offered,
It is the reward of the prayers I offered,
For a good life to come seeking me,
For a happy home and marriage to come together,
It is the reward of the prayers I offered!
No, it is the reward of the prayers I offered!
For a good life to come seeking me,
For a happy home and marriage to come together,
It is the reward of the prayers I offered!
To be beside the lotus flower,
And experience the joy of love,
The sun has risen!
To be beside the lotus flower,
And experience the joy of love,
The sun has risen!
No, in the warmth of the sun's light,
To feel the truth of love,
In the warmth of the sun's light,
To feel the truth of love,
The lotus has blossomed!
Ah... it is the reward of the prayers I offered!
Like the sweet fragrance of a honeyed flower,
To reach a divine state of joy,
The gentle breeze has risen!
Like the sweet fragrance of a honeyed flower,
To reach a divine state of joy,
The gentle breeze has risen!
No, drifting along with the gentle breeze,
To feel a sweetness that never ends,
Drifting along with the gentle breeze,
To feel a sweetness that never ends,
The honey-filled blossom has bloomed!
Ah... it is the reward of the prayers I offered!
For a good life to come seeking me,
For a happy home and marriage to come together,
It is the reward of the prayers I offered!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This lyrical piece from Guna Sundari (1955) expresses profound gratitude and joy for finding a fulfilling marital life, attributing this happiness to the spiritual merit earned from past prayers and devotion. Through rich nature metaphors, the song contrasts and intertwines natural elements like the sun, lotus, honeyed flowers, and gentle breeze to mirror romantic harmony and divine joy.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Anaphora (Edhugai / Monai)

Aravindha malarodu / Anuraaga nilai kaana / Aadhavan udhayamaanaan

Repetition of initial sounds and words across consecutive lines, such as 'Aravindha', 'Anuraaga', and 'Aadhavan', enhancing the rhythmic musicality of the lyric.

Metaphor (Uvamai / Uruvagaimai)

Thaen malar manam polae / Dheiveega nilai kaana

Comparison of the beloved to a lotus blooming with the rising sun, and to a honeyed flower paired with a gentle divine breeze.

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Trivia

'Guna Sundari' (1955) featured lyrics written by the legendary Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass, famous for his poetic contributions to early Tamil cinema fantasy and drama genre films.

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