- Lyricist
- Lyricist Not Known
- Music director
- Premgi Amaren
- Movie name
- Nenjathai Killathe (2008) Film
- Movie release year
- 2008
- Lyrics added on
- 7 Nov 2017
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This song represents a playful romantic duet between two lovers expressing their newly discovered feelings for each other. The male protagonist reflects on how he interacted with many women in the past without feeling anything, but has now fallen deeply in love with her. The female partner responds with endearing skepticism, asking if he has used these lines before and teasingly demanding that he post his love to her exact address. The duet develops through imaginative imagery, comparing their affection to classical Tamil literature, sweet delicacies, and refreshing rain showers.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi Ani)
“Un perai ezhudhinen / Erumbellaam thindradhae”
Extravagant exaggeration where the lover says writing her name was so sweet that ants ate the written words.
Simile and Metaphor (Upamai & Uvameyam)
“Unnai thirukkural pola ninaikkiren”
Comparing the beloved to classic works of Tamil literature like Thirukkural and Kamban's poetry, as well as comparing oneself to modern poetry and a temple sculpture.
Ethiray (Second Letter Rhyme)
“Kamban kavidhaiyaai alli kudikkiren / Pudhu kavidhaiyaai naanae irukkiren”
Matching second consonants across consecutive lines, such as 'Kamban' / 'Anbae' / 'Pudhu'.
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Trivia
The song comes from the 2008 movie 'Nenjathai Killathe', starring Vikranth and Bharti, featuring music composed by Premji Amaran. The lyrics use classic literary references like 'Kaamaththu Paal' (the chapter on love in Thirukkural) and 'Sanga Thamizh' blended with contemporary youthful conversational phrases.
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