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Lyrics & meaning

Sreeramane Female

From Kangalin Vaarthaigal · 1998

Lyricist
Lyricist Not Known
Singer
K. S. Chithra
Music director
Ilayaraja
Details
Kangalin Vaarthaigal1998

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Gopaalanae unnai raadhai paadinaalOh Gopala, Radha sings for you
Vaidhaegi paadum paadal kaadhil ketkudhaaCan you hear the song sung by Vaidehi?
En valaiyal osai unnai valaithu podudhaaDoes the sound of my bangles entrap you?
Idhu thaan sugamo iraivan varamoIs this pure bliss, or a boon from God?
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Gopaalanae unnai raadhai paadinaalOh Gopala, Radha sings for you
Female
Ivalo gaanam vazhangidum vaaniShe is Vaani, the goddess of music, who bestows song
Oho hoho ho oho hoho hoOho hoho ho oho hoho ho
Thalaivaa neeyo thamizh isai thaeneeOh my beloved leader, you are the honeybee of Tamil music
Oho hoho ho oho hoho hoOho hoho ho oho hoho ho
Naal thorum kaadhal aalaabanaiEvery day is a musical elaboration of love
Nam vaazhvu kaaman aaraadhanaiOur life is a worship of Kamadeva, the god of love
En raagam thaalam neeyaeYou alone are my melody and my rhythm
Sangeetham aagum vaazhvaeLife itself transforms into divine music
Idhu thaan sugamo iraivan varamoIs this pure bliss, or a boon from God?
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Gopaalanae unnai raadhai paadinaalOh Gopala, Radha sings for you
Vaidhaegi paadum paadal kaadhil ketkudhaaCan you hear the song sung by Vaidehi?
En valaiyal osai unnai valaithu podudhaaDoes the sound of my bangles entrap you?
Idhu thaan sugamo iraivan varamoIs this pure bliss, or a boon from God?
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Female
Kadalum vaanum thazhuvida paarkkumThe sea and the sky long to embrace each other
Oho hoho ho oho hoho hoOho hoho ho oho hoho ho
Kanavil kooda yen varavillaiWhy didn't you show up even in my dreams?
Oho hoho ho oho hoho hoOho hoho ho oho hoho ho
Aagaasam thoovum senthaen mazhaiThe sky sprinkles a shower of sweet honey-rain
Aadhaaram aagum kaadhal kalaiThe art of love becomes the very foundation of life
Pan paadum penmai ingaeHere stands womanhood singing classical tunes
Kan thaedum kannan engaeWhere is the Kannan that my eyes are searching for?
Idhu thaan sugamo iraivan varamoIs this pure bliss, or a boon from God?
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Gopaalanae unnai raadhai paadinaalOh Gopala, Radha sings for you
Vaidhaegi paadum paadal kaadhil ketkudhaaCan you hear the song sung by Vaidehi?
En valaiyal osai unnai valaithu podudhaaDoes the sound of my bangles entrap you?
Idhu thaan sugamo iraivan varamoIs this pure bliss, or a boon from God?
Female
Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaalOh Lord Rama, Sita searches for you
Gopaalanae unnai raadhai paadinaalOh Gopala, Radha sings for you

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

Sree Raamanae Unnai Seethai Thaedinaal from Kangalin Vaarthaigal (1998) is a deeply romantic song that draws classical mythological parallels to portray intense devotion and romantic longing. The protagonist compares her devotion to Sita seeking Rama and Radha singing for Krishna, framing her lover as the source of rhythm and melody in her life.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Mythological Allusion (Ilakkiya/Purana Kurippu)

Sree raamanae unnai seethai thaedinaal

Compares the deep romantic devotion of the protagonist to iconic mythical couples such as Sita-Rama and Radha-Krishna.

Metaphor (Uruvagamm)

Thalaivaa neeyo thamizh isai thaenee

Directly refers to the beloved as a honeybee sipping the nectar of Tamil music.

Alliteration (Moonaai)

Pan paadum penmai ingae

Repetition of the initial sound 'P' creating a pleasing auditory harmony in Tamil poetry.

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Trivia

Kangalin Vaarthaigal (1998) features melodic classical-infused film tracks that utilize carnatic terms like 'aalaabanai', 'raagam', and 'thaalam' to express romantic emotions through musical imagery.

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