- Lyricist
- Anthiyur Nithya
- Singers
- Swetha Mohan, Mukesh Mohamed
- Music director
- S. A. Rajkumar
- Movie name
- Thirumathi Tamizh
- Movie release year
- 2013
- Lyrics added on
- 25 Mar 2026
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This romantic track 'Vaa Vaa Vennilave' from Thirumathi Tamizh weaves romantic affection between lovers through the framework of classical Sangam Tamil literature. The lyrics systematically reference the 'Ainthinai'—the five eco-zones of ancient Tamil geography: Kurinji (mountains), Mullai (forests), Marudham (agricultural plains), Neidhal (seashore), and Paalai (wasteland/desert). Through playful conversation about food, landscapes, and devotion, the lovers compare their affection and physical beauty to elements from each region. Even the arid Paalai region becomes lush and fertile through their love, signifying that true affection enriches even the most destitute circumstances.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Allegory / Sangam Literature Imagery (Ainthinai)
“Marudham mullai kurunji nilangal”
The song uses the five classical Tamil eco-zones (Kurinji, Mullai, Marudham, Neidhal, Paalai) as a poetic framework to describe love and beauty.
Simile (Upamai)
“Annam pol nadai chinna thamarai”
Compares the heroine's walk to that of a swan ('Annam pol nadai').
Metaphor (Uruvagam)
“Muthu nira pallula mennu saapidanum”
Compares teeth to pearls ('muthu nira pallula') and mouth to a lotus flower ('Thaamrai poo nira vaayila').
Repetition (Adukku Thodar)
“Vaa vaa vennilave”
Repeats 'Vaa vaa' (Come, come) for rhythmic emphasis and affectionate invitation.
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Trivia
The song is a unique educational and poetic effort in modern Tamil film music that explicitly names and describes all five classical Sangam landscapes (Ainthinai), along with their associated foods, flora, fauna, and deities.
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