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Wedding Bells

From Anbe Diana · 2026

Lyricist
Mohan Rajan
Singers
Meera Karthik Kumar, Bharath Sankar
Music director
Bharath Sankar
Movie name
Anbe Diana
Movie release year
2026
Lyrics added on
19 Aug 2026

Lyrics & meaning

♫ Tanglish lyrics
↻ English translation
Joraa irukkudhu jodi
Porutham superu thaan
Thodha nadakkudhu paaru
Pudhu kaadhal nadagam thaan
Paada paduthuthu kaadhal
Dhenamum alapara thaan
Speed ah maaruthu manasu
Ini attam aarambamthaan
Wedding bells oh ring aachu
Butterflies-um serndhaachu
Onnukkulla onnaachu
Hare rama alphons- uh
Wedding bells oh ring aachu
Butterflies-um serndhaachu
Onnukkulla onnaachu
Hare rama alphons- uh
Wedding bells oh ring aachu
Butterflies-um serndhaachu
Onnukkulla onnaachu
Hare rama alphons- uh
Hare rama alphons- uh
Hare rama alphons- uh
Hare rama alphons- uh
What a wonderful couple they make!
Their match is simply superb!
Look how smoothly it unfolds,
this brand new play of love!
Love puts us through so much trouble,
every single day is full of drama!
The heart picks up speed now,
and the fun game truly begins!
The wedding bells have rung,
the butterflies have gathered in our hearts,
and we have become one with each other!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
The wedding bells have rung,
the butterflies have gathered in our hearts,
and we have become one with each other!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
The wedding bells have rung,
the butterflies have gathered in our hearts,
and we have become one with each other!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
Hare Rama Alphonse!
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Beyond the translation

Overall song meaning

The song is a lively, contemporary celebration of a blossoming romance heading toward matrimonial union. It praises the compatibility of the couple, framing their love story with youthful excitement, quirky antics, and accelerating emotional thrill as wedding bells begin to chime.

Writing craft

Poetic devices

Rhyme / Assonance

“Joraa irukkudhu jodi / Porutham superu thaan”

Uses rhythmic alliteration and easy end-rhymes typical of contemporary dance numbers.

Metaphor / Idiomatic Anglicism

“Butterflies-um serndhaachu”

Adapts the English idiom 'butterflies in the stomach' into Tanglish to depict romantic flutter.

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Trivia

The track is a youthful wedding celebration song from the movie Anbe Diana, blending Tamil colloquialisms with English romantic catchphrases.

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