- Lyricist
- Pa. Vijay
- Singer
- Bharathwaj
- Music director
- Bharathwaj
- Movie name
- Vallamai Tharayo
- Movie release year
- 2008
- Lyrics added on
- 28 Feb 2019
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This song expresses the overwhelming feelings of love, longing, and omnipresent attachment experienced by the protagonist towards his beloved. Regardless of physical distance, the protagonist feels the lover's presence constantly—whether dreaming during sleep or walking awake. Uttering her name brings an immense surge of joy compared poetically to a thousand cascading waterfalls, filling his life with a contentment equivalent to living a hundred thousand lifetimes together.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Adukkuthodar (Repetition / Anaphora)
“Unnai thaan unnai thaan”
Phrases like 'Unnai thaan unnai thaan', 'pala naal pala naal', and 'ullukkullae ullukkullae' use immediate repetition to emphasize intensity of emotion and create a rhythmic musical flow.
Uyarnavu Navirtchi Ani (Hyperbole)
“Aayiram kuttraalam”
Exaggerating the feeling of joy upon saying the lover's name as 'a thousand waterfalls' (Aayiram kuttraalam) and 'a hundred thousand births' (Latcham jenmam).
Etukai (Assonance / Second-letter Rhyming)
“Paarvaikkul vandhu / Porvaikkul vandhu”
The second letters match across lines ('Paarvaikkul' and 'Porvaikkul'), establishing classic Tamil poetic harmony.
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Trivia
The song is from the 2008 Tamil romantic drama film 'Vallamai Tharayo', directed by Madhumitha. The music for the film was composed by Bharathwaj with lyrics written by Pa. Vijay.
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