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Nin Nadaiye

From Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi · 1958

Lyricist
C. A. Lakshmana Das
Singer
A. M. Rajah
Music director
Pendyala Nageswara Rao
Details
Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi1958

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Ennullam than sondhamaeMy heart belongs entirely to you
En swaamiMy Lord and master
Naanundhan thaal thanjamaeI take refuge at your feet
Kankanda devan un polIs there a visible God like you
Kaarunya moorthy undooAn embodiment of such mercy?
Male
Nin nadai singarameYour walk is pure elegance
Nin sogusu ponnaramaeYour charm is a golden ornament
Nin nadai singarame o rathiyeYour walk is pure elegance, O Rathi
Nin sogusu ponnaramaeYour charm is a golden ornament
Kannara naan paarthene o varalakshmiI saw you to my eyes' complete fulfillment, O Varalakshmi
Mananthannil sirai veithaenaeAnd I have imprisoned you within my heart
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Male
Ho o o o ho o o oHo o o o ho o o o
Nee anbu mullai thendral maevum kollaiYou are the jasmine of love, a garden where gentle breezes blow
Thaen thuliyin sollae adhae mogha ellaiYour words are sweet like drops of honey, marking the peak of desire
O vennilaa en manam pola indraeO moon, just like my heart today
Magizhvaai nee thayai kooruvaai o en saghiRejoice and bestow your grace, O my companion
Nin nadai singarame o rathiyeYour walk is pure elegance, O Rathi
Nin sogusu ponnaramaeYour charm is a golden ornament
Nin nadai singarameYour walk is pure elegance
Male
Ho o o o ho o o oHo o o o ho o o o
Maanjolai poonthaen vasanthamum neeyaeYou are the spring season full of floral nectar in the mango grove
Vaazhvalikkum poonthaen vasanthamum neeyaeYou are the life-giving spring season of floral nectar
En veetil kudi vandh avralakshmi neeyaeYou are Goddess Varalakshmi who has come to reside in my home
Magizhvaai nee thayai kooruvaai o en saghiRejoice and bestow your grace, O my companion
Nin nadai singarame o rathiyeYour walk is pure elegance, O Rathi
Nin sogusu ponnaramaeYour charm is a golden ornament
Kannara naan paarthene o varalakshmiI saw you to my eyes' complete fulfillment, O Varalakshmi
Mananthannil sirai veithaenaeAnd I have imprisoned you within my heart
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Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This romantic classical Tamil song expresses deep devotion, admiration, and love toward a beloved partner, metaphorically comparing her to Goddess Varalakshmi (the deity of prosperity) and Rathi (the goddess of love and beauty). The protagonist praises her grace, sweet speech, and enchanting walk, celebrating her arrival as a divine blessing that brings spring-like joy and richness into his home and heart.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor

Nee anbu mullai thendral maevum kollai

The beloved is metaphorically described as the jasmine of love and a tranquil garden filled with sweet breezes.

Monai (Initial Alliteration)

Maanjolai poonthaen vasanthamum neeyae

Repetition of initial melodic flow across lines celebrating springtime imagery.

Metaphor

En veetil kudi vandh avralakshmi neeyae

Directly equating the presence of the beloved in the house to Goddess Varalakshmi taking residence.

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Trivia

'Veettukku Vandha Varalakshmi' (1958) was a classic family drama film featuring music composed by renowned Telugu/Tamil music maestro Pendyala Nageswara Rao. Singer A. M. Rajah's silky, romantic vocal delivery was one of the defining highlights of late 1950s South Indian cinema music.

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