- Lyricist
- Kannadasan
- Singer
- K. Jamunarani
- Music director
- V. Kumar
- Movie name
- Veguli Penn
- Movie release year
- 1971
- Lyrics added on
- 13 Nov 2024
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
The song 'Thiththikindrathaa' from 'Veguli Penn' (1971) is a playful, romantic track celebrating the sensory delights of intimacy, love, and togetherness. Through vivid romantic imagery—comparing love to honey, sugarcane juice, blooming flowers, and paradise—the lyricist paints a picture of passionate union between lovers.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Simile (Upamai)
“Vaazhai pola maeni vendumaa”
Compares a smooth and fair body to a plantain stem ('Vaazhai pola').
Anaphora (Initial Repetition)
“Kaadhalaale bhoomi vanthathu / Kaadhalaalae kavithai vanthathu”
Repeats the phrase 'Kaadhalaale' at the beginning of consecutive lines to emphasize love as the primary cause of creation and art.
Assonance and Rhyme (Eybhu)
“Sugamthaanaa suvaithaanaa”
Uses rhythmic rhyming words 'Sugamthaanaa' and 'Suvaithaanaa' to create melodic symmetry.
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Trivia
'Veguli Penn' (1971), directed by K. S. Gopalakrishnan, featured music composed by V. Kumar. Sung by K. Jamuna Rani with lyrics by Kannadasan, this song stands out as a vibrant, Western-influenced dance track from the early 1970s Tamil cinema era.
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