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Ovvoru Manusanum Ovvoru Vitham

From Bomb · 2025

Lyricist
Jayra
Singers
Meghna Sumesh, Dharshini Rajkumar
Music director
D. Imman
Details
Bomb2025

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhuThe gentle breeze does not blow looking at a person's status
Boologom pothuvu namakkuThe world belongs equally to all of us
Nellnaathu vaira paathu valaradhuPaddy saplings do not grow looking at specific days or wealth
Vaan megam saatchi adharkkuThe clouds in the sky stand witness to this truth
Female
Kuyil vaazha thani kooduDoes a cuckoo have a separate nest to live in?
Mara kilai thanae adhan veeduThe branch of a tree itself is its home
Pulu rondhu poga thani roaduFor a worm to crawl around, a separate road...
Kidaiyaadhu...does not exist
Female
Vovvoru manushanumEvery single human being...
Vovvoru vidham...is of a distinct kind
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhaeLiving on this earth...
Amanja varam...is a blessed boon given to us
Vovvoru manushanumEvery single human being...
Vovvoru vidham...is of a distinct kind
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhaeLiving on this earth...
Amanja varam...is a blessed boon given to us
Female
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhuThe gentle breeze does not blow looking at a person's status
Boologom pothuvu namakkuThe world belongs equally to all of us
Female
Motta veyila adai mazha thanA heavy downpour in the scorching heat...
Thaana samarasam seiyumae...naturally brings about a compromise
Saruvediyaai idi idichaaWhen thunder strikes like a chain cracker
Megam minni minni olirumeThe clouds flash and shine brightly
Female
Vaanavillu nerathulaDuring the time a rainbow appears
Thoga mayil koothaadumaeThe feathered peacock dances with joy
Vaanam parkkum boomiyilumEven on land that depends on rainwater
Thanthom inga muppbogameWe have reaped three harvests here
Female
Thenna vazha nelli palaaCoconut, banana, gooseberry, and jackfruit...
Irundhaalum...even if they exist
Vetti veesi kodu poda marandhaalumEven if we forget to cut across and draw boundary lines
Neeyum vaazha naanum vaazhanumYou must live, and I must live as well
Female
Vovvoru manushanumEvery single human being...
Vovvoru vidham...is of a distinct kind
Indha boomiyil vaazhvadhaeLiving on this earth...
Amanja varam...is a blessed boon given to us
Female
Poongaathu aala paathu veesaadhuThe gentle breeze does not blow looking at a person's status
Boologom pothuvu namakkuThe world belongs equally to all of us
Nellnaathu vaira paathu valaradhuPaddy saplings do not grow looking at specific days or wealth
Vaan megam saatchi adharkkuThe clouds in the sky stand witness to this truth
Female
Kuyil vaazha thani kooduDoes a cuckoo have a separate nest to live in?
Mara kilai thanae adhan veeduThe branch of a tree itself is its home
Pulu rondhu poga thani roaduFor a worm to crawl around, a separate road...
Kidaiyaadhu...does not exist

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

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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