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Poga Poga Boomi Virikirathe

From Pattiyal · 2006

Lyricist
Pa. Vijay
Singers
Haricharan, Saindhavi, Harini Sudhakar, Vijay Yesudas
Music director
Yuvan Shankar Raja
Movie name
Pattiyal
Movie release year
2006
Lyrics added on
20 Nov 2018

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
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Poga poga boomi virigirathae
Poga poga vaanam therigirathae
Theda theda yaavum kidaikkirathae
Yeh yeah ehh….
Oda oda ottam thodargirathae
Mudivillai etharkum ingae
Irul mudinthuvittaal
Pagal thuvangividum
Mazhai mudinthuvittaal
Veiyil thuvangividum
Alai mudinthuvittaal
Karai thuvangividum
Sumai mudinthuvittaal
Sugam thuvangividum
Edhai unarndhuvittaal
Ellaam mudinthuvidum
Ellaam mudinthuvittaal
Manam urangividum..
Thelindhuvidum..
Nimirndhuvidum ho ho ohh..
Urchaagam engae engae
Ullam thiranthuppaar
Kondattam engae engae
Thannai marandhuppaar
Anandham engae engae
Kaigal rendai thattippar
Santhosham engae engae
Kaalin keezhae uttruppaar
Ethaiyo ethaiyo thedi thedi
Nammai tholaithomae
Hey vaada vaada nammai naamae
Kandu pidippomae
Hoo oo hoo oo ohh
Hoo oo hoo oo ohh
Pogattum thappu thappaai
Potta kanakku
Thondrattum indru muthal
Rettai kizhakku
Kaikkettum dhoorathil thaan
Vaanam ondru kedakku
Pookkattum medai melae
Vaazhkai undu namakku
Veliyae veliyae nimmadhiyai
Thedi thirivaan
Female :Ullae ullae manasukkullae
Theda marappaan
...
...
As we keep going, the earth unfolds before us
As we keep going, the sky opens up to us
As we keep searching, we find everything
Yeah yeah eh...
As we keep running, the race goes on
Nothing ever comes to an end here
When the darkness ends,
daylight begins.
When the rain ends,
sunshine begins.
When the wave ends,
the shore begins.
When the burden ends,
happiness begins.
Realizing what
will bring everything to an end?
And if everything ends,
the mind will find its rest...
will become clear...
will stand tall, ho ho oh...
Where is excitement? Where is it?
Open your heart and see!
Where is celebration? Where is it?
Lose yourself and see!
Where is joy? Where is it?
Clap both your hands and see!
Where is happiness? Where is it?
Look closely beneath your feet!
Searching and searching for something unknown,
we lost ourselves.
Hey, come on, come on,
let us find ourselves again!
Hoo oo hoo oo oh
Hoo oo hoo oo oh
Let them go, all those wrong
calculations we made.
From today onward,
let twin suns rise in the east!
Just within arm's reach,
a whole sky lies waiting.
Let it bloom upon the stage,
there is a life waiting for us!
Everywhere outside, searching for peace,
he wanders restlessly.
Yet inside, deep within his own heart,
he forgets to look.
Chorus
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Female
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Female
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

Poga Poga Boomi Virigirathae from the movie Pattiyal is a deeply philosophical yet energetic anthem about resilience, optimism, and self-discovery. The song reflects on life as an endless journey where contrast defines experience—darkness always gives way to light, rain to sunshine, and burdens to joy. It reminds us that peace and happiness are not distant goals to be chased outwardly, but states of mind to be realized within ourselves. The lyricist encourages letting go of past mistakes and wrong calculations, advocating for a fresh start symbolized by the poetic image of two suns rising in the east. Rather than wandering externally in search of peace, looking inward leads to true clarity, serenity, and fulfillment.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Adukkuthodar (Repetition for emphasis)

Poga poga boomi virigirathae

Words like 'Poga poga', 'Theda theda', and 'Oda oda' are repeated sequentially to emphasize continuous and ongoing action.

Antithesis / Edhirchol (Contrast)

Irul mudinthuvittaal / Pagal thuvangividum

Contrasting pairs of concepts are placed adjacent to highlight life's natural dualities: darkness/day (Irul/Pagal), rain/sunshine (Mazhai/Veiyil), and wave/shore (Alai/Karai).

Iyaibu (Epiphora / Rhyme scheme)

Mazhai mudinthuvittaal / Veiyil thuvangividum

Consecutive lines end with matching grammatical suffixes like 'mudinthuvittaal' and 'thuvangividum', giving a balanced poetic cadence.

Hyperbole / Metaphor (Uruvagham)

Rettai kizhakku

'Rettai kizhakku' (Two easts) is a poetic exaggeration symbolizing an extraordinary new dawn and double hope in life.

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