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Lyrics & meaning

Pon Siripinile

From AIMA · 2023

Lyricist
Arun Manniyan
Singers
K. R. Rahul, Gayathry Rajiv
Music director
K. R. Rahul
Details
AIMA2023

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Male
Pon sirippinilaeIn your golden smile,
En vaazhvinilaeIn my life,
Idhamaagum vasantham pirakkirathaeA soothing spring season is being born.
Female
Inbangal piranthathaeJoys have blossomed.
En uyirin uyireOh life of my soul,
Unnae kaanvaeJust to see you,
Un tholil saayavaeTo lean on your shoulder,
En kaayam yaavumAll my wounds,
Maayamaai pogirathaeAre vanishing like magic.
Male
Oo ingae engumOh, everywhere here,
Pongum inbamOverflowing happiness,
Thaangum anbil mattum thaanaeIs found only in enduring love,
Thangum kannaeIt resides here, my dear.
Female
Kalangal maarum munnae klangaathaeDo not despair before times change,
Nam kayangal ellaamae aarum aarum kannaeAll our wounds will heal, my darling.
Female
Pon sirippinilaeIn your golden smile,
En vaazhvinilaeIn my life,
Idhamaagum vasantham pirakkirathaeA soothing spring season is being born.
Female
Enthan thunbam unnai kandaalIf my sorrow sees you,
Vilagi chellamaeIt moves away, my dear,
Pudhu inbam thondrumaeA new joy arises.
En vaazhvin arththamThe meaning of my life,
Nee pirantha velaiyilaeWas established at the time you were born.
Male
En vaazhvil inbamHappiness in my life,
Nee ingae vanthathiCame when you arrived here.
Un vaazhvil inbamHappiness in your life,
Iraivan thanthathoWas it granted by God?
Paasam nesam kaattril veesumAffection and love blow in the air,
Thendral pol pazhaguthoMingling gently like a southern breeze.
Female
En uravai sollaTo describe my bond with you,
Vaarthaithaan illaiyaeThere are simply no words.
Nam uravai vellaTo conquer our bond,
Ingu yaarum illaiyeThere is no one here.
Neyum naanum ondraai serum nimidamThe moment you and I unite as one,
Vithiyae thanthathoWas it bestowed by destiny itself?
Male
Pernibam perugum peraananthamSupreme bliss and grand ecstasy swell up,
Thodangum thodarum tholaithooramaeBeginning and continuing into the endless distance.
Chorus
Maangalyam thanthunaanenaThis sacred thread is the source of my life,
Mama jeevana hedhunaTied around your neck, oh auspicious one,
Kandae pathnaami subahaeMay you live happily for a hundred autumns,
Thuvam jeeva sarathaa satham….May you live a long life of a hundred years.
Male
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)
Sapamaapa ninipaa nisanipamapaSwaras / Solfa musical notations (Sa Pa Ma Pa Ni Ni Pa...)

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This song is a deeply emotional romantic melody expressing love, comfort, and ultimate togetherness. The protagonist describes how the beloved's presence acts as a healing balm, wiping away past pains and bringing a blossoming spring of joy into their life. The song highlights that true happiness is rooted in unconditional, enduring love that transcends destiny.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor

Pon sirippinilae / Idhamaagum vasantham pirakkirathae

Comparing the beloved's bright smile to gold ('Pon sirippinilae') and the happiness brought by love to a spring season ('Idhamaagum vasantham').

Simile (Upamai)

Paasam nesam kaattril veesum / Thendral pol pazhagutho

Comparing the gentle, pervasive nature of love and affection to the blowing of a soft breeze ('Thendral pol').

Ethukai (Second-letter Rhyme)

En uravai solla / Nam uravai vella

Rhyming of the second letter 'ra' in 'uravai' and 'uravai', paired with 'solla' and 'vella'.

Alliteration / Anaphora

Nam kayangal ellaamae aarum aarum kannae

Repetition of words and sound patterns like 'Aarum aarum' and 'Thodangum thodarum' for musical emphasis.

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Trivia

The track seamlessly blends contemporary Tamil lyrics written by Arun Manniyan with classical Carnatic swaras (solfa notes) and the traditional Sanskrit Vedic matrimony mantra ('Mangalyam Thantunanena'), highlighting the sacred union of two soulmates in the movie AIMA (2023).

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