- Lyricist
- R. V. Udhaya Kumar
- Singers
- S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, Sujatha
- Music director
- Deva
- Movie name
- Dharma Chakkaram
- Movie release year
- 1997
- Lyrics added on
- 3 Apr 2026
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This classic romantic duet from 'Dharma Chakkaram' captures the innocent, deep affection between two lovers set against a lush rural backdrop. The heroine addresses her beloved metaphorically as a hovering dragonfly in a cornfield, questioning whether she can trust him completely and surrender to his love. The song evolves into a poetic celebration of marital unity, referencing traditional Tamil cultural symbols like the month of Thai, turmeric, and kungumam, while longing for eternal togetherness across lifetimes.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Uwamai (Simile)
“Maargazhi panipolae”
Comparing soft romantic touch to the cool dew drops of the Maargazhi month ('Maargazhi panipolae').
Uruvagam (Metaphor)
“Venmathi vadhanam vadhanam idhai”
Describing the face as a bright full moon ('Venmathi vadhanam') and human body without a soul as an empty shell ('verum koodaiyyaa').
Adukkuthodar (Repetition for Emphasis)
“Mai vizhi mayangi mayangi vida”
Repetition of words like 'mayangi mayangi', 'nelinthu nelinthu', and 'uruga uruga' to emphasize rhythmic emotion and physical grace.
Edhai (Second letter rhyming)
“Unnoduthaanae en veedaiyyaa”
The second letter harmony seen in lines like 'Manasum' and 'Siragai' or 'Unnoduthaanae' and 'Neeyindri'.
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Trivia
Composed by Deva with lyrics written by director R. V. Udhayakumar, 'Solakkolla kaattukkulla' is one of the standout rural duets of the late 1990s in Tamil cinema, rendered delightfully by S. P. Balasubrahmanyam and Sujatha.
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