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Oru Naalil Mudiyathathu

From Aasai 60 Naal · 1976

Lyricist
Panchu Arunachalam
Singer
K. J. Yesudas
Music director
S. Dakshinamurthi
Movie name
Aasai 60 Naal
Movie release year
1976
Lyrics added on
24 May 2021

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
Indha manjam sollum inbam nenjai allum
Indha manjam sollum inbam nenjai allum
Indha aarambham ponnanadhu
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
Paal konda annam en pasi theerkkum munnam
Paal konda annam en pasi theerkkum munnam
Varaiyattum idhazh ooviyam
Noolidai thaeril kai oorvalam pogum
Noolidai thaeril kai oorvalam pogum
Valarattum pudhu kaaviyam
Pattukkullae thullum paruvam ingae vellum
Pattukkullae thullum paruvam ingae vellum
Pakkam purattaamal puriyaadhadhu
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
Kaar kondhal megam sengani konjam dhegam
Kaar kondhal megam sengani konjam dhegam
Thazhuvattum en maeniyai
Paar indha pakkam nam per inba sorgam
Paar indha pakkam nam per inba sorgam
Pozhiyattam sendhaen mazhai
Vetkam vittu sellum vegam katti kollum
Vetkam vittu sellum vegam katti kollum
Andha vellottam idhamaanadhu
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
Indha manjam sollum inbam nenjai allum
Indha aarambham ponnanadhu
Oru naalil mudiyaadhadhu uravaada sugamaanadhu
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
The joy this bed promises captivates the heart.
The joy this bed promises captivates the heart.
This beginning is golden...
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
Before this fair swan satisfies my hunger,
Before this fair swan satisfies my hunger,
Let our lips paint a picture.
Across her slender waist, my hands will wander,
Across her slender waist, my hands will wander,
Let a new love story blossom.
The youth fluttering beneath the silk will win here,
The youth fluttering beneath the silk will win here,
Without turning the page, it cannot be understood...
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
With hair like rain clouds and a body sweet as ripe fruit,
With hair like rain clouds and a body sweet as ripe fruit,
Let it embrace my body.
Look over here, at our heaven of supreme joy,
Look over here, at our heaven of supreme joy,
Let a shower of sweet honey pour down.
Shyness will leave, and passion will hold us tight,
Shyness will leave, and passion will hold us tight,
That first trial run is so pleasant...
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
The joy this bed promises captivates the heart.
This beginning is golden...
This cannot end in just one day; being close is so sweet.
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song is a sensual romantic ballad expressing the endless depth of love and intimate desire between two lovers. The lyricist poetically describes how true romance cannot be fully experienced or exhausted in a single day; rather, it is a continuous, unfolding journey like a grand epic.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Uruvagam (Metaphor)

Noolidai thaeril kai oorvalam pogum

Comparing a slender waist to a thread and a chariot, metaphorically embellishing physical beauty.

Uvamai (Simile / Imagery)

Kaar kondhal megam sengani konjam dhegam

Describing dark tresses of hair to dark storm clouds and the soft body to a ripe red fruit.

Monai (Initial Rhyme / Alliteration)

Indha manjam sollum inbam nenjai allum

Repetition of initial vocalic sounds ('In-' in Indha and inbam).

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Trivia

Aasai 60 Naal (1976) features music composed by S. Dakshinamurthy, a legendary composer primarily famous in Malayalam cinema, making his compositions in Tamil cinema relatively rare and cherished. The song is sung by K. J. Yesudas with lyrics penned by Panchu Arunachalam.

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