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Isaimozhi
Lyrics & meaning

Sundaykum Mondaykum

From Strawberry · 2015

Lyricist
Pa. Vijay
Singer
A. I. S. Nawfal Raja
Music director
Taj Noor
Details
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Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Male
Aahaaa….aaa….aaa….aaaa….Aahaaa....aaa....aaa....aaaa....
Ahaaa….aaa….aaa…aaa….Ahaaa....aaa....aaa...aaa....
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!
Male
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!
Aa manda….aa mandaAh that head.... ah that head!
Male
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!
Male
Wednesday dhaanIt was Wednesday,
Koopituchu friend-ahWhich called over its friend.
Ada thursday dhaanHey, it was Thursday,
Pottukichu kondaWhich tied up its hair bun.
Male
Friday nee ennatha kanda ..Friday, what on earth did you witness?
Yeh friday nee ennatha kanda ..Hey Friday, what on earth did you witness?
Un saturday kizhikkudhu thundaYour Saturday tears clothes into rags!
AdhunaalaBecause of that,
Male
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!
Aa manda….oh mandaAh that head.... oh that head!
Male
January january-nu oru paiyanA boy named January January,
February february-nu oru ponnuA girl named February February,
March-u roatil face paarkkaSeeing each other's faces on the road in March,
April season-il kai korkkaHolding hands in the April season,
Male
May veyilil oor suthiRoaming around town in the May heat,
June kaathil poo suthi yeeehhhWearing flowers in the June breeze, yeah,
July megam koda pidikkaJuly clouds holding up an umbrella,
August padhinanju kodi asaikkaWaving the flag on August fifteenth,
Male
September mazhaiyile nanaijaangaThey got drenched in the September rain,
October nilavilae karainjaangaThey dissolved into each other in the October moonlight,
November paniyilae thirinjaangaThey wandered in the November mist,
December kulirilae marriage-um senjaangaAnd they got married in the December cold!
Male
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Male
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!
Male
Wednesday dhaanIt was Wednesday,
Koopituchu friend-ahWhich called over its friend.
Ada thursday dhaanHey, it was Thursday,
Pottukichu kondaWhich tied up its hair bun.
Male
Friday nee ennatha kanda ..Friday, what on earth did you witness?
Un saturday kizhikkudhu thundaHey Friday, what on earth did you witness?
AdhunaalaYour Saturday tears clothes into rags!
Male
Sunday-kum monday-kum sandaBecause of that,
Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu mandaA fight between Sunday and Monday,
Aa manda….oh mandaIn that, Tuesday got its head cracked!

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This playful song uses personification of calendar elements—days of the week and months of the year—to create a humorous narrative about daily chaos and a year-long love story. The chorus portrays days of the week fighting and interacting like quirky people, where Tuesday gets caught in a brawl between Sunday and Monday. The verse transitions into a romantic timeline between a boy named 'January' and a girl named 'February'. Their love story evolves through each season—from locking eyes in March to holding hands in April, enjoying summer and rain, and finally celebrating their wedding in December. Lyricist Pa. Vijay uses clever rhyming and rhythm to make calendar terms sound lively and entertaining.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Personification

Sunday-kum monday-kum sanda / Adhula tuesday-ku odanjadhu manda

Days of the week (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) and months (January, February) are given human actions like fighting, calling friends, getting married, and wearing flowers.

Iyaibu (End Rhyme)

sanda / manda / friend-ah / konda / thunda

Extensive use of rhyming end-syllables with '-nda' creating a catchy rhythmic cadence across the chorus.

Chronological Enumeration (Anaphora / Timeline Structure)

January january-nu oru paiyan ... December kulirilae marriage-um senjaanga

Sequential listing of months from January through December to depict the progression of love leading to marriage.

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Trivia

This song is from the 2015 Tamil horror-comedy film 'Strawberry', directed by Pa. Vijay, who also starred in the lead role and authored the lyrics. The soundtrack for the film was composed by Taj Noor.

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