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Lyrics & meaning

Ovvoru Manusanum Ovvoru Vitham

From Bomb · 2025

Lyricist
Jayra
Singers
Meghna Sumesh, Dharshini Rajkumar
Music director
D. Imman
Movie name
Bomb
Movie release year
2025
Lyrics added on
4 Aug 2025

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhu
Boologom pothuvu namakku
Nellnaathu vaira paathu valaradhu
Vaan megam saatchi adharkku
Kuyil vaazha thani koodu
Mara kilai thanae adhan veedu
Pulu rondhu poga thani roadu
Kidaiyaadhu
Vovvoru manushanum
Vovvoru vidham
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhae
Amanja varam
Vovvoru manushanum
Vovvoru vidham
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhae
Amanja varam
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhu
Boologom pothuvu namakku
Motta veyila adai mazha than
Thaana samarasam seiyumae
Saruvediyaai idi idichaa
Megam minni minni olirume
Vaanavillu nerathula
Thoga mayil koothaadumae
Vaanam parkkum boomiyilum
Thanthom inga muppbogame
Thenna vazha nelli palaa
Irundhaalum
Vetti veesi kodu poda marandhaalum
Neeyum vaazha naanum vaazhanum
Vovvoru manushanum
Vovvoru vidham
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhae
Amanja varam
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhu
Boologom pothuvu namakku
Nellnaathu vaira paathu valaradhu
Vaan megam saatchi adharkku
Kuyil vaazha thani koodu
Mara kilai thanae adhan veedu
Pulu rondhu poga thani roadu
Kidaiyaadhu
The gentle breeze doesn't pick who it blows on,
This earth belongs to all of us.
The paddy seedlings grow to feed our hunger,
And the clouds in the sky bear witness to it.
Is there a separate nest for the cuckoo to live in?
The tree branch itself is its home.
Is there a separate road for a worm to crawl on?
There is none.
Every single person
Is different in their own way.
Just living on this earth
Is a blessing given to us.
Every single person
Is different in their own way.
Just living on this earth
Is a blessing given to us.
The gentle breeze doesn't pick who it blows on,
This earth belongs to all of us.
The blistering heat and the heavy rain
Make peace on their own.
When thunder bursts like a string of firecrackers,
The clouds flash and shine with light.
Whenever a rainbow appears,
The peacock spreads its feathers and dances.
Even on land that depends only on the sky for rain,
We have raised three harvests a year.
Coconut, banana, gooseberry, and jackfruit trees—
Even if they all grow together,
And even if we forget to draw dividing lines,
You must live, and I must live too.
Every single person
Is different in their own way.
Just living on this earth
Is a blessing given to us.
The gentle breeze doesn't pick who it blows on,
This earth belongs to all of us.
The paddy seedlings grow to feed our hunger,
And the clouds in the sky bear witness to it.
Is there a separate nest for the cuckoo to live in?
The tree branch itself is its home.
Is there a separate road for a worm to crawl on?
There is none.
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song is a deeply philosophical and uplifting ode to equality, peaceful coexistence, and nature's unbiased benevolence. It points out that natural elements—such as the wind, clouds, rain, and trees—do not discriminate among creatures based on wealth, social status, or artificial boundaries. Birds and insects live freely without owning private properties or designated paths, demonstrating that the earth belongs to every living organism in equal measure. Furthermore, the lyrics highlight that diversity among human beings is a natural design and that living on this planet is a precious privilege. It advocates for living harmoniously without creating artificial barriers or divisions, reminding us that life flourishes best when mutual respect and shared prosperity are embraced by all.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Monai (Initial Alliteration)

Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhu

Repetition of the 'P' sound at the beginning of words 'Poongaathu' and 'paathu' enhances rhythm.

Personification

Motta veyila adai mazha than / Thaana samarasam seiyumae

The scorching sun and torrential rain are personified as two opposing parties naturally making peace/reconciliation.

Simile (Upamai)

Saruvediyaai idi idichaa

The thunder's roar is directly compared to the explosive sound of a chain firecracker ('Saruvedi').

Imagery

Vaanavillu nerathula / Thoga mayil koothaadumae

Vivid visual imagery of a rainbow leading to a peacock spreading its feathers and dancing in joy.

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Trivia

Composed by D. Imman for the film 'Bomb' (2025), the track features lyrics by Jayra that focus on ecological harmony and human unity, rendered passionately by singers Meghna Sumesh and Dharshini Rajkumar.

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