- Lyricist
- Rajamurugan
- Singers
- Sean Roldan, Srilakshmi Belmannu
- Music director
- Sean Roldan
- Movie name
- My Lord
- Movie release year
- 2026
- Lyrics added on
- 12 Feb 2026
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
The song 'Muthaaramae' from 'My Lord' (2026), composed by Sean Roldan with lyrics by Raju Murugan, is a deeply tender ballad celebrating selflessness, enduring affection, and maternal-like devotion between soulmates. The protagonist addresses their loved one as 'Muthaaramae' (a precious pearl string) and 'Pavazhamae' (coral), expressing that they would traverse all ten seas and collect the entire universe just to bring them comfort.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Hyperbole (Uvamai / Nadappu Kadanthavai)
“Pathu kadal thaandi naan... Alli vandha agilamae”
Exaggerating traversing ten seas and gathering the whole world to express the boundless extent of love and dedication.
Metaphor (Uvagam)
“Udambhaa naan kedakken, Usira nee irukka”
Describing oneself as the lifeless body and the beloved as the breath/soul that gives life to it.
Classical Allusion (Anicham Flower)
“Anicham poo mugam”
Referencing the classic Sangam/Thirukkural motif of the 'Anicham' flower to describe extreme tenderness and delicate beauty.
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Trivia
Composed by Sean Roldan with lyrics by director-lyricist Raju Murugan, the song blends folk-infused soul melodies with classical Tamil metaphors like the delicate Anicham flower.
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