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Sadhiyum Vidhiyai Vendrathale

From Maappillai 1952 Film · 1952

Lyricist
Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass
Singer
Soolamangalam Rajalakshmi
Music directors
N. S. Balakrishnan, T. R. Pappa
Movie name
Maappillai 1952 Film
Movie release year
1952
Lyrics added on
12 Mar 2021

Lyrics & meaning

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↻ English translation
Sadhiyum vidhiyum vendradhaalae
En sabadham pazhitha inimelae
Kavalaiyum agalavae
En kanavum palikka manadhu polavae
Madhiyillamal aasaiyinaal
Mamadhai adainthaal kaadhalinaalae
Manadhu veithaal raaniyaalae
Raai nee manadhu vaithaal
Raani unnaalae maalaiyum asaiyaadhoo
Vaanavillukkum varnam theetuven
Aval vaazhkaiyai kedukka vazhi kaattuven
Pazhi moottuven kodi naattuven
Aval vanjagam ozhiya vaaiyai poottuven
Muthamma amma vijaya
Nanjai kalandhaaro
Nalini undhan vaazhvilae
Vanjagam seidhaaro nenjam irangaamalae
Kai niraindha selvam kaathirundhum veenae
Kalla kaadhalaalae kabadam seiyalaama
Abalai aagalaama….
Since plotting and fate have triumphed,
Now that my vow has been fulfilled,
As all my worries fade away,
And my dreams come true just as my heart wished.
Senseless with blind desire,
She grew arrogant because of love.
If the queen sets her mind to it,
If you make up your mind,
Queen, wouldn't even a garland stir at your command?
I will paint new colors even on a rainbow,
I will show the way to ruin her life.
I will spark revenge and plant my victory flag,
I will seal her mouth to put an end to her deceit.
Muthamma! Mother! Vijaya!
Did someone pour poison
into your life, Nalini?
Did they betray you without any pity in their hearts?
Though abundant wealth was waiting in hand, it has all gone to waste.
Is it right to deceive for the sake of forbidden love?
Should you be reduced to a helpless woman?
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Female
Female
Female
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This dramatic track from the 1952 film Maappillai reflects intense emotion, revenge, and victory over deceitful forces. The narrator proclaims triumph over fate and treacherous schemes, asserting confidence strong enough to 'paint colors on a rainbow' while vowing to expose betrayal and punish those responsible.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Iyaibu (End Rhyme)

Vaanavillukkum varnam theetuven / Aval vaazhkaiyai kedukka vazhi kaattuven / Pazhi moottuven kodi naattuven / Aval vanjagam ozhiya vaaiyai poottuven

Consistent end rhyming using the verbal suffix '-uven' across consecutive lines (theetuven, kaattuven, naattuven, poottuven).

Monai (Initial Alliteration)

Kalla kaadhalaalae kabadam seiyalaama

Repetition of the initial 'Ka' / 'Ka' consonant sound in the line.

Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navortchi Ani)

Vaanavillukkum varnam theetuven

An exaggerated poetic statement claiming the ability to paint colors onto an already colorful rainbow.

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Trivia

Maappillai (1952) featured music jointly composed by N. S. Balakrishnan and T. R. Pappa. Lyricist Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass was legendary for crafting rhythmic, dramatic Tamil lyrics with strong traditional poetic structures tailored for theatrical film situations.

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