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Lyrics & meaning

Varuvayo Veerane

From Naam 2 · 2022

Lyricist
T Suriavelan
Singer
Bombay Jayashree
Music director
Ajmal Tahseen
Details
Naam 22022

Lyrics & meaning

Tanglish lyrics English translation
Female
Oru thaai maganoIs he a son of the same mother?
Uravaai ivanoIs he a relative?
Nee azhuthida adhai thudaithidaWhen you cry, to wipe away those tears,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Oru thaai maganoIs he a son of the same mother?
Uravaai ivanoIs he a relative?
Nee azhuthida adhai thudaithidaWhen you cry, to wipe away those tears,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Iraiva idhu saathiyamoOh God, is this possible?
Idhayathil oru piralayamoIs this a cataclysm in the heart?
Nee thadumarida unai thaangidaWhen you stumble, to support you,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Kanneer thudaithiduvanoWill he wipe your tears?
Karai mel serthiduvanoWill he guide you safely to the shore?
Un thavam kaathida thadam maartidaTo protect your penance and change your path,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Varuvayo veeranaeWill you come, oh brave warrior?
Kakindra sooranaeOh valiant one who protects!
Irul pokkida oliyagidaTo dispel the darkness and become the light,
Varuvan avanaeHe will come.
Female
Varuvayo veeranaeWill you come, oh brave warrior?
Kakindra sooranaeOh valiant one who protects!
Irul pokkida oliyagidaTo dispel the darkness and become the light,
Varuvan avanaeHe will come.
Chorus
En thavaraIs it my fault?
Siraiyinil adainthirupathu en thavaraIs it my fault to be trapped inside a prison?
Urimai yaar meetpathu thalaividhiyaWho will reclaim my rights, is it fate?
Thiruthi avan ezhuthida thalai nimirvaaiHold your head high as he rewrites fate,
Chorus
Arakkan azhipanoWill he destroy the demon?
Oru naal varumoWill such a day come?
Adhu varum naal varai nee kaathiruWait until that day arrives,
Kaappan avanaeHe will protect.
Azhipan adhu nadanthidumHe will destroy, that will surely happen,
Nee poruthiduBe patient.
Chorus
Va va en vidiyalaeCome, oh my new dawn!
Vidai tha en vaazhvilaeGive an answer to my life,
Thee pondra sinam konduBearing a wrath like fire,
Theeyavanai vatham seiyaTo vanquish the evil one,
Va va en vidiyalaeCome, oh my new dawn!
Vidai tha en vaazhvilaeGive an answer to my life,
Thee pondra sinam konduBearing a wrath like fire,
Theeyavanai vatham seiyaTo vanquish the evil one,
Female
Varuvayo veeranaeWill you come, oh brave warrior?
Kakindra sooranaeOh valiant one who protects!
Irul pokkida oliyagidaTo dispel the darkness and become the light,
Varuvan avanaeHe will come.
Female
Oru thaai maganoIs he a son of the same mother?
Uravaai ivanoIs he a relative?
Nee azhuthida adhai thudaithidaWhen you cry, to wipe away those tears,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Oru thaai maganoIs he a son of the same mother?
Uravaai ivanoIs he a relative?
Nee azhuthida adhai thudaithidaWhen you cry, to wipe away those tears,
Avan varuvanoWill he come?
Female
Varuvayo veeranaeWill you come, oh brave warrior?
Kakindra sooranaeOh valiant one who protects!
Irul pokkida oliyagidaTo dispel the darkness and become the light,
Varuvan avanaeHe will come.
Female
Varuvayo veeranaeWill you come, oh brave warrior?
Kakindra sooranaeOh valiant one who protects!
Irul pokkida oliyagidaTo dispel the darkness and become the light,
Varuvan avanaeHe will come.

Beyond the translation

Song interpretation

This song from the Singaporean Tamil series 'Naam 2' serves as an emotional plea and an anthem of hope amidst suffering. It questions whether a heroic figure—someone caring like family—will step forward to wipe away tears, offer support during moments of stumbling, and fight back against oppression and injustice. Through metaphors of light, fire, and dawn, the lyrics depict a journey from dark imprisonment and despair toward righteous vengeance and salvation.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Rhetorical Question (Vinaa)

Oru thaai magano / Uravaai ivano

Asking whether the savior is a mother's son or a relative emphasizes the desperation and helplessness of the speaker.

Metaphor (Uruvagamm)

Irul pokkida oliyagida

Darkness represents suffering, injustice, and hopelessness, while light represents the arrival of a savior.

Simile (Uvamai)

Thee pondra sinam kondu

Direct comparison comparing intense righteous anger to fire.

Anaphora / Alliteration (Monai)

Va va en vidiyalae / Vidai tha en vaazhvilae

Repetition of the initial sound 'V' across lines creates a rhythmic, urgent plea for the hero to arrive.

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Trivia

'Naam 2' is a hit Singaporean-Tamil web series created by T Suriavelan and produced by 360 Entertainment. Sung by legendary Classical singer Bombay Jayashri with music composed by Ajmal Tahseen, this track gained widespread popularity across global Tamil diaspora audiences for its rich classical vocals blended with cinematic orchestral storytelling.

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