- Lyricist
- K. Ravi
- Singers
- S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, S. Janaki
- Music director
- K. Ravi
- Movie name
- Raja Nee Vazhga
- Movie release year
- 1986
- Lyrics added on
- 29 Jul 2020
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
This romantic track from 'Raja Nee Vazhga' (1986) captures the passionate exchange between two lovers who view each other as personifications of nature and divinity. The male lover envisions his beloved as the gentle breeze taking a human form, while the female lover sees him as a king born of lightning. Their love play is likened to the eternal divine romance between Krishna and Radha.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Metaphor (உருவகம்)
“Thendral piranthoru dhegam eduthathu / Minnal piranthoru maeni eduthathu”
Compares the beloved to a gentle breeze taking form ('Thendral piranthoru dhegam eduthathu') and lightning becoming a kingly figure ('Minnal piranthoru maeni eduthathu').
Apostrophe / Personification
“Devathaiyo soll vennilavae”
Addressing the silver moon ('soll vennilavae') directly as a witness and confidant to answer their romantic doubts.
Second-letter Rhyme (எதுகை - Edhugai)
“Vaan veliyil nee malara / En ninaivil thee valara”
Matching second consonant 'n' ('ன') between 'Vaan' and 'En'.
Monai (모னை - Initial Alliteration)
“Poottaiyum udaippen / Pulikku piranthavan”
Repetition of initial consonant sound 'P' in 'Poottaiyum' and 'Pulikku'.
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Trivia
The lyrics for this song were written by lyricist K. Ravi for the 1986 Tamil film 'Raja Nee Vazhga'.
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