- Lyricist
- Pa. Vijay
- Singers
- Hariharan, Sadhana Sargam
- Music director
- Vidyasagar
- Movie name
- Anbu
- Movie release year
- 2003
- Lyrics added on
- 27 Jan 2017
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
Thavamindri Kidaitha Varame from the movie Anbu (2003) is a romantic duet expressing profound devotion and eternal love. The song portrays finding one's soulmate as an effortless divine blessing—a boon obtained without rigorous penance. Through cosmic and natural imagery, the lyrics highlight how the beloved brings life, warmth, and purpose, much like the sun sustaining the moon, lotus, clouds, and ocean. The lovers express a desire to escape the confines of time and societal routine, wishing for endless nights and seamless togetherness. It conveys a deep spiritual and physical union where two lives merge into one body, sharing breath, dreams, and destiny across lifetimes.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Uruvagamy (Metaphor)
“Nee sooriyan naan vennila”
The song repeatedly uses direct metaphors comparing the lover to the sun ('Nee sooriyan') and the narrator to the moon ('naan vennila'), lotus ('naan thamarai'), cloud ('naan vaan mughil'), and ocean ('naan aazh kadal').
Anaphora (Repetition)
“Nee sooriyan naan thamarai”
The phrase 'Nee sooriyan naan' is repeated across successive couplets to emphasize the complementary and dependent nature of their relationship.
Edhukai (Second Letter Rhyme)
“Vizhundhaalum un kannil”
Tamil poetic rhyme where the second letter matches across lines, seen in 'Vizhundhaalum', 'Yezhundhaalum', 'Madindhaalum', and 'Pirandhaalum'.
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Trivia
The song was composed by Vidyasagar for the 2003 Tamil film Anbu, starring Bala and Deepu. The track was sung by Hariharan and Sadhana Sargam, featuring lyrics written by Pa. Vijay.
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