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Lyrics & meaning

Pesadha Mozhi

From Pandhattam · 1974

Lyricist
Vaali
Singers
B. S. Sasirekha, Kovai Soundararajan
Music director
Vaali
Movie name
Pandhattam
Movie release year
1974
Lyrics added on
4 Feb 2024

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
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Female :…………..
Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu
Female :Mudhal paarvai
Male :Mudhal vaarthai
Female : Adhai sonaal thannaal valarum
Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu
Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho
Thottu thaalaatta paaraatta varavendum
Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho
Thottu thaalaatta paaraatta varavendum
Konjam pozhuthaagattum
Nenjam thunivaagattum pinbu
Oru kodi pudhupaadal uruvaagattum
Kattu poonkuzhalil moodi varum
Female :Penn azhagu thedi varum
Male : Vantha sugam kodi perum
Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu
Munthaanai panthaadum idai noolaattamo
Mella naan aadd idam konjam tharumo
Munthaanai panthaadum idai noolaattamo
Mella naan aadd idam konjam tharumo
Mangai oru paathiyum
Mannan maru paathiyum thanthu
Madimeedhu kudiyaeri vilaiyaadalaam
Antha ponnulagam endrum varum
Female :Sonnavudan indru varum
Male :Indru mudhal endrum varum
Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu
Male :Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu
...
Female: ...
There is a silent language
Male: And four eyes to speak it
Female: A first glance
Male: A first word
Female: Once spoken, it grows on its own
There is a silent language
Male: And four eyes to speak it
Did rosy lips and a moonlit face become a woman?
I must come to touch, cradle, and adore you
Did rosy lips and a moonlit face become a woman?
I must come to touch, cradle, and adore you
Let a little time pass
Let the heart gather courage, and then
Let millions of new songs be born
Covered by flower-adorned hair
Female: A woman's beauty will come looking for you
Male: The joy it brings is worth a fortune
There is a silent language
Male: And four eyes to speak it
As the sari pallu flutters, is that waist swaying like a thread?
Will it give me a little room to dance gently?
As the sari pallu flutters, is that waist swaying like a thread?
Will it give me a little room to dance gently?
With the woman offering one half
And her king offering the other
We can settle into each other's lap and play
That golden world will always be here
Female: Just say the word, and it will arrive today
Male: Starting today, it will last forever
There is a silent language
Male: And four eyes to speak it
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song 'Pesaatha Mozhi Ondru Undu' expresses the silent, non-verbal language of love between two lovers. It highlights how lovers communicate through their eyes (four eyes meeting) without needing spoken words, where silent glances and implicit feelings nurture deep affection.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Uruvagam)

Adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu

Describing the eyes meeting as four eyes speaking an unspoken language ('Pesaatha mozhi ondru undu, adhai pesa vizhi naangu undu').

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navortchi)

Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho

Comparing the female protagonist's beauty to celestial bodies ('Sevvaayum thingalum oru pennaanatho').

Emoni / Rhyme (Monai)

Mangai oru paathiyum / Mannan maru paathiyum

Alliteration of the initial 'M' sound across lines ('Mangai', 'Mannan', 'Madimeedhu').

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Trivia

Composed by Shankar Ganesh with lyrics penned by Vaali, 'Pandhattam' (1974) features dynamic romantic duets typical of the 1970s Tamil film era, sung by Kovai Soundararajan and B. S. Sasireka.

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