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Lyrics & meaning

Vaa Mama Indha Yogam

From Vamsa Vilakku · 1984

Lyricist
Vaali
Singer
S. Janaki
Music director
Gangai Amaran
Movie name
Vamsa Vilakku
Movie release year
1984
Lyrics added on
18 Oct 2021

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Ingae…..vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Yaelam podaatha selam mambazham
Yaarum kaanaatha moodu mandhiram
Yaelam podaatha selam mambazham
Yaarum kaanaatha moodu mandhiram
Irukkuthaiyaa ingae innaeram hoi
Idhaividaththaan engae oiyaara
Nenappum manasum neruppaa kodhikka
Needhaan vaaiyyaa anaikka
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Ingae…..vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Vaanam paaththengum manjakaanithaan
Jodi saeraatha panju maenithaan
Vaanam paaththengum manjakaanithaan
Jodi saeraatha panju maenithaan
Uruguthaiyaa mama en thegam
Unakkenaththaan yaenyaa santhegam
Udhadum udhadum urasum sarasam
Unakkum enakkum inikka
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam
Ingae…..vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa
Vaa mama intha yogam naalai varumaa
Polaamaa unnai aasai poga viddumaa
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
Right here... come, come, come, come, come!
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
Like an untouched, prized mango of Salem,
A hidden secret charm that no one has ever seen,
Like an untouched, prized mango of Salem,
A hidden secret charm that no one has ever seen,
Is waiting right here for you at this very moment, hoy!
Where else could you ever find such charm?
With my heart and thoughts burning like fire,
You are the one who must come embrace me to cool the flames...
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
Right here... come, come, come, come, come!
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
Like fertile land looking up at the sky for rain,
Here is a soft, tender body that has never found its pair,
Like fertile land looking up at the sky for rain,
Here is a soft, tender body that has never found its pair,
My body is melting with longing, darling,
Why do you still have any doubts about me?
When our lips brush against each other in teasing play,
It will taste so sweet for both you and me...
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
There are so many secrets, and each one is a wonder!
Right here... come, come, come, come, come!
Come on, darling, will such good fortune come tomorrow?
Can you really leave? Will desire let you go?
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

This song from the film 'Vamsa Vilakku' (1984) is a playful and sensual romantic track where the female protagonist passionately entices her beloved. She asks him not to let the present opportunity slip away, questioning whether such good fortune will ever present itself again. Using vivid imagery, she describes herself as a pristine, un-auctioned Salem mango and a hidden secret waiting to be discovered. Throughout the track, the lyricist Vaali uses rural and nature-based metaphors—such as turmeric fields and unspun cotton—to depict her beauty and yearning. She expresses her deep desire, describing her passion as a fire that only her lover can extinguish, urging him to embrace the romance without hesitation.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Metaphor (Urvagam)

Yaelam podaatha selam mambazham

Compares her pristine beauty to a high-quality 'Salem mango' that has not been put up for auction yet.

Repetition / Epanalepsis (Adukkuthodar)

Ingae…..vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa vaavaa

The rapid repetition of 'vaavaa' creates urgency and heightens the seductive tone of the invitation.

Simile and Visual Imagery (Uvamai)

Vaanam paaththengum manjakaanithaan / Jodi saeraatha panju maenithaan

Uses tactile and visual imagery comparing soft skin to cotton ('panju maeni') and a glowing complexion to a turmeric field ('manjakaani').

Assonance and Rhyme (Monai and Ethirai)

Eththanaiyo ragasiyam aththanaiyum adhisayam

Matching opening and internal sounds ('Eththanaiyo' / 'aththanaiyum') create a rhythmic, musical flow in the lyric.

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Trivia

'Vamsa Vilakku' is a 1984 Tamil action-drama film starring Prabhu, K. R. Vijaya, and M. N. Nambiar. The lyrics were written by legendary poet Vaali, known for seamlessly weaving playful folk metaphors like 'Selam mambazham' into mainstream cinema romantic tracks.

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