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Lyrics & meaning

Pudikkaiyile Oru Sugamirukku

From Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe · 1985

Lyricist
Gangai Amaran
Singers
P. Jayachandran, S. P. Shailaja
Music director
Chandrabose
Movie name
Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe
Movie release year
1985
Lyrics added on
11 Sept 2022

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
Pudikaiyilae oru sugam irukku
Podhum aiyyaa hmhmmm idhu edhukku
Pudikaiyilae oru sugam irukku
Podhum aiyyaa hmhmmm idhu edhukku
Porumai venumaiyaa konjam poruthiru aiyaa
Ponnaa poovaa medhuvaa anaichiraiyaaa
Pudikaiyilae oru sugam irukku
Podhum aiyyaa hmhmmm idhu edhukku
{Paalirukku paruvam azhaikkudhamma
Pasichirukku manasu thavikkudhmma} (2)
Kattilla fast fastah un
Kaiyiale naanum serndhu
Thottadhum aasa kaathu ennai
Thoonga vidaama koothu
Thodaruthamma rasathi sonna kelamma
Naan un machaan thaanamma
Odambukullae oru kadhakadhappu
Onna nenachu ahaa kilukiluppu
Iruttu velaiyilae naan thaan thunai unakku
Vaammaa kannu neethaan ini enakku
Odambukullae oru kadhakadhappu
Onna nenachu ahaa kilukiluppu
{Sammathapattu naanum
Pakkathil vandhen
Sangathiyellam therinju sangadapatten} (2)
Innikku podhum podhum
Nee ennikku ketta podhum
Illaiyennadhu naanum dhenam
Eduthu kodukka venum
Inikkuthaiyaa aanaalum enakku vedhanai
Adhuvum inba vedhanai
Pudikaiyilae oru sugam irukku
Podhum aiyyaa hmhmhmm idhu edhukku
Male :Iruttu velaiyilae naan thaan thunai unakku
Vaammaa kannu nee thaan ini enakku
Odambukullae oru kadhakadhappu
Onna nenachu ahaa kilukiluppu
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
There is a sweet pleasure in holding you
That is enough, mister, mmm, why rush into this?
There is a sweet pleasure in holding you
That is enough, mister, mmm, why rush into this?
You need patience, mister, please wait a little
Hold me gently, as if I were gold or a tender flower
There is a sweet pleasure in holding you
That is enough, mister, mmm, why rush into this?
{Youth is ripe and calling out to you, my dear
The heart is hungry and longing for love} (2)
Rushing eagerly upon the bed,
together with your gentle hands,
the moment we touched, a breeze of desire
keeps me awake with its restless dance,
it keeps going, my princess, listen to me,
after all, am I not your beloved?
There is a cozy warmth inside my body
Thinking of you brings such a playful thrill!
In the darkness of the night, I am your companion
Come to me, darling, from now on you are mine
There is a cozy warmth inside my body
Thinking of you brings such a playful thrill!
{Giving my wholehearted consent,
I came close to your side,
realizing what this love entails, I felt shy and restless} (2)
This is enough for today,
and whenever you ask for my love,
without ever saying no, every day
I will gladly give myself to you
It feels sweet, my dear, yet it brings a sweet torment,
and even that torment is pure bliss!
There is a sweet pleasure in holding you
That is enough, mister, mmm, why rush into this?
Male: In the darkness of the night, I am your companion
Come to me, darling, from now on you are mine
There is a cozy warmth inside my body
Thinking of you brings such a playful thrill!
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
{Hayo hayo hayo hayalo
Hayo hayo hayo hayalo} (2)
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

Pudikaiyilae oru sugam irukku from the 1985 movie Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe is a playful romantic duet composed by Chandrabose and penned by Gangai Amaran. The song captures an intimate interaction between lovers, blending romantic anticipation with coy hesitation. The woman asks her lover for patience, urging him to handle her gently like a flower, while acknowledging the sweet warmth and gentle thrill of lovemaking. The male partner lovingly reassures her, expressing his passionate desire and promising to be her comfort during the dark hours. Through expressive folk-infused rhythm and lyrical intimacy, the track charmingly explores themes of youthful passion, mutual affection, and the sweet pain of intimate joy.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Simile (Upamai)

Ponnaa poovaa medhuvaa anaichiraiyaaa

Compares gentle embracing to handling delicate gold and flowers.

Oxymoron (Muran)

Adhuvum inba vedhanai

Combines two opposite experiences, sweet (inba) and pain (vedhanai), describing pleasurable intimate ache.

Rhyme / Alliteration (Edukai & Onomatopoeia)

Odambukullae oru kadhakadhappu / Onna nenachu ahaa kilukiluppu

Uses rhythmic, rhyming sound-words like kadhakadhappu (warmth) and kilukiluppu (thrill/jingling sensation) to evoke sensory warmth.

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Trivia

Yemaatrathe Yemaarathe (1985) features music composed by Chandrabose, who was celebrated in the 1980s Tamil film industry for producing catchy, folk-pop chartbusters. The duet brings together the unique vocal pairing of P. Jayachandran and S. P. Shailaja with lyrics written by Gangai Amaran.

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