- Lyricist
- A. Maruthakasi
- Music director
- T. M. Ibrahim
- Movie name
- Avan Amaran
- Movie release year
- 1958
- Lyrics added on
- 19 Mar 2025
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
'Varungaala Ulgam Namathendraey' from the 1958 film 'Avan Amaran' is an uplifting and joyful anthem celebrating youth, optimism, and the promise of tomorrow. Penned by A. Maruthakasi and set to music by T. M. Ibrahim, the song highlights how young hearts, filled with vitality and love, spread joy and beauty like blooming flowers and vibrant rainbows. Sung with immense cheer by Jikki and chorus, it encourages youth to embrace life's precious golden phase with song, dance, and affection.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Simile (Upamai)
“Vanna maamalar pole / Vaanavil polae jaalangal seiyyum”
Comparing youthful presence and actions to blooming colorful flowers and vibrant rainbows using 'pole'.
Second-letter Rhyme (Etukai)
“Vanna maamalar pole / Manam veesiduvom naamae”
The second letter 'n' matches between 'Vanna' and 'Manam' (or 'Inba'), creating rhythmic harmony.
Hyperbole (Athiyayokthi)
“Azhagu konjum amuthai minjum”
Describing loving speech as something that surpasses divine nectar ('amuthai minjum').
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Trivia
'Avan Amaran' (1958) features music by T. M. Ibrahim and lyrics by A. Maruthakasi. Lyricist A. Maruthakasi was renowned for embedding progressive and optimistic themes suited for youth empowerment in contemporary 1950s cinema.
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