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Lyrics & meaning

Per Solla Vantha

From Magane Magane · 1982

Lyricist
Panchu Arunachalam
Singer
P. Susheela
Music director
Ilayaraja
Movie name
Magane Magane
Movie release year
1982
Lyrics added on
29 Mar 2020

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Aareero aaro aareero aaro
Aareero aaro aareero aareero aaraaro
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
Ammaavukkum appaavukkum
Anbennum paalam thandhavanae
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
Mannaadhi mannargal pol neeyum vaazha
Bannaari ammanai naan vaendi vandhen
Kannaana kannae en kali theerkka vendum
Karumaari amman nam thunai aaga vendum
Varugira kaalam endrum valamaaga vendum
Vaazhgindra vaazhvu endrum nalamaaga vendum
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
En aasai en naesam ellaamum neeyae
Ennathil sorgathai thandhaai en raajaa
Thangathil vairathil nagai yaedhum illai
Thangam pol nee sindhum nagai ondru podhum
Kalvargal kollai kollum selvangal vendaam
Ullathai kollai kollum un anbu podhum
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
Ammaavukkum appaavukkum
Anbennum paalam thandhavanae
Paer solla vandha pillai neeyae
Seer kondu vandha anbu thaenae
Aareero aaro aareero aaro
Aareero aaro aareero aareero aaraaro
Aariro aaro, aariro aaro
Aariro aaro, aariro aariro aararo
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
Between your mother and your father,
You are the one who built a bridge of love.
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
So you may live like the greatest of kings,
I have been praying to Goddess Bannari Amman.
My precious darling, you must take away my sorrow,
May Goddess Karumari Amman always protect us.
May the future always be prosperous,
May the life you live always be full of goodness.
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
You are my desire, my love, my everything,
You brought heaven into my thoughts, my little prince.
I have no jewelry made of gold or diamonds,
Yet that golden smile you shower upon me is enough.
I do not need wealth that thieves can steal,
Your love, which steals my heart, is all I need.
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
Between your mother and your father,
You are the one who built a bridge of love.
You are the child who came to carry on our family name,
My sweet darling, who brought blessings with you.
Aariro aaro, aariro aaro
Aariro aaro, aariro aariro aararo
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song is a tender and heartfelt Tamil lullaby sung by a parent to their beloved son. The parent celebrates the child as a divine blessing who brings honor to the family name and acts as a unbreakable bridge of love between the mother and father. Seeking blessings from goddesses like Bannari Amman and Karumari Amman, the parent prays for the child's long life, health, and prosperity. The lyrics contrast worldly riches with true love, declaring that physical gold and diamond jewelry hold no value compared to the golden smile of the child. The song emphasizes that material wealth can be stolen by thieves, but the heart-stealing love of a child is the ultimate treasure that brings heavenly happiness to life.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagaimai)

Anbennum paalam thandhavanae

Love is directly compared to a bridge ('Anbennum paalam') connecting mother and father.

Pun / Double Entendre (Sleidai)

Thangathil vairathil nagai yaedhum illai / Thangam pol nee sindhum nagai ondru podhum

The word 'Nagai' is used cleverely with two meanings: 'jewelry/ornament' in line 21 and 'smile' in line 22.

Simile (Uvamai)

Thangam pol nee sindhum nagai ondru podhum

The child's smile is compared to pure gold ('Thangam pol').

Edhukai (Second Letter Rhyme)

Kalvargal kollai kollum selvangal vendaam / Ullathai kollai kollum un anbu podhum

Rhyming second consonants in consecutive lines ('Mannaadhi' / 'Bannaari' and 'Kalvargal' / 'Ullathai').

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Trivia

This lullaby was penned by renowned lyricist Panchu Arunachalam for the 1982 film 'Magane Magane'. Panchu Arunachalam was known for weaving simple, everyday emotions into profound Tamil poetry, which made lullabies like this immensely memorable.

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