- Lyricist
- Dhinesh
- Singers
- Raghu Mohan, IniN Joe
- Music director
- Dhanraj Manickam
- Movie name
- Nizhal Ulagam
- Movie release year
- 2011
- Lyrics added on
- 4 Jul 2020
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This song from 'Nizhal Ulagam' is an upbeat, surrealistic track celebrating youthful fantasy, consumerism, and boundless freedom. The protagonist playfully imagines purchasing impossible cosmic elements—buying the moon, putting wind into a purse, and pricing a heavy downpour—reflecting a world driven by money where youth dream of owning paradise itself.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Hyperbole & Surrealism
“Kaatrai kooda parsil nuzhaikkalaam”
Extravagant exaggeration of commercialism by suggesting one can buy rain, capture wind in a purse, and buy the moon.
Upamai (Simile)
“Parappom paravaigal pola naam”
Comparing human freedom directly to birds using the explicit comparison word 'pola'.
Metaphor
“Manadhil yedho nail nadhiyin eeram vegamthaan”
Comparing the emotional rush inside the heart to the dampness and speed of the Nile River.
Iyaibu (Rhyme / End Rhyme)
“Nilavai vaangi thaalam poadalaam / Vilaikki kettu paarkkalaam”
Repeated line endings with '-aam' creating a musical rhythmic harmony throughout the stanza.
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Trivia
Written by lyricist Dhinesh for the 2011 film 'Nizhal Ulagam', the song uses playful, imaginative metaphors of buying nature to comment on the modern, money-centric mindset of young people living in a virtual or materialistic world.
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