- Lyricist
- Vairamuthu
- Singers
- S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, Chorus
- Music director
- Chandrabose
- Movie name
- Raja Chinna Roja
- Movie release year
- 1989
- Lyrics added on
- 12 May 2019
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This cheerful song from the movie Raja Chinna Roja depicts an educational and fun forest trip taken by Rajinikanth's character alongside a group of children, whom he affectionately compares to a bunch of roses. Throughout the journey, the children observe flora and fauna, ask questions, interaction with animals, and learn the beauty of nature. The song seamlessly weaves moral values into its playful rhythm, teaching kids the eternal principle of cause and effect: that good deeds reap good rewards, and bad deeds bring bad outcomes. It emphasizes compassion towards animals, environmental appreciation, and moral integrity in a fun, accessible musical format.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Edhugai (Second letter rhyming)
“Vinai vithaithavan vinai aruppaan / Thinai vithaithavan thinai aruppaan”
The second letter 'na' matches across consecutive lines 'Vinai vithaithavan' and 'Thinai vithaithavan', creating traditional Tamil poetic meter.
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Koda oru roja koottam”
Comparing children to 'roja koottam' (a bunch of roses) metaphorically highlights their innocence and beauty.
Alliteration (Moonaai)
“Theemai seivathai vittu vittu / Nanmai seivathai thodarungal”
Repetition of 'Th' sound at the beginning of words in 'Theemai seivathai... Thodarungal'.
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Trivia
Raja Chinna Roja (1989) holds a pioneering place in Indian cinema history as the first Indian feature film to successfully integrate live-action characters with full 2D animation, inspired by Hollywood classics like Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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