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Lyrics & meaning

Poo Paadal

From 29 · 2026

Lyricist
Rathna Kumar
Singer
Ravi G
Music director
Sean Roldan (Raghavendra Raja Rao
Movie name
29
Movie release year
2026
Lyrics added on
6 Mar 2026

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Vaanam pozhindhadhu..
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Bhoomi nanainthadhu
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Vaanam pozhindhadhu
Bhoomi nanainthadhu
Vidhaigal vedithadhu
Pudhu sedigal mulaithadhu
Adhil pookal poothadhu
Avai un koondhal kettadhu
Nee pogum paadhai engum
Poogkal unnai nokki thirumbudhu
Nee parikka pogum poovaai maara
Mullum kooda thavikkudhu!
Nee thottu paritha poovai thavira
Idhara pookal vaadudhu!
Nee soodi erindha poovilum
Undhan koondhal maname veesudhu
Adhan jenmam mudindhadhu
Avai sorgam adaindhadhu….
Humming : Haa aaa aa aaa
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The sky poured down...
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The earth was drenched
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The sky poured down
The earth was drenched
Seeds burst open
New plants sprouted
Flowers bloomed on them
And they asked for your hair
All along the path you walk
Flowers turn to face you
To become the flower you will pick
Even the thorns yearn!
Except for the flower you touched and picked
All the other flowers wither!
Even on the flower you wore and tossed away
The sweet scent of your hair still lingers
Its life is complete
It has reached heaven...
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song uses lush nature imagery to express poetic adoration for a beloved woman. Beginning with rainfall nourishing the earth, sprouting seeds, and blooming flowers, the narrative suggests that all of nature exists to serve her beauty. Flowers yearn to adorn her hair, even sharp thorns long to become flowers just to be plucked by her hand, and flowers that are left unplucked wither away in longing.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Personification

Avai un koondhal kettadhu / Mullum kooda thavikkudhu! Organised human emotions like longing and desiring to be worn in her hair are attributed to flowers and thorns.

Hyperbole

Nee soodi erindha poovilum... Avai sorgam adaindhadhu.... Exaggerates the effect of the woman's touch, stating that even a discarded flower attains heavenly salvation simply from having touched her hair.

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Trivia

Featuring music composed by Sean Roldan and lyrics written by Rathna Kumar, the track uses classical Tamil poetic tropes of nature responding to the presence of a beloved.

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