- Lyricist
- Pazhani Bharathi
- Singers
- Mano, Swarnalatha
- Music director
- Sirpy
- Movie name
- Raasi
- Movie release year
- 1997
- Lyrics added on
- 26 Apr 2026
Lyrics & meaning
Beyond the translation
Overall song meaning
Yenadi Yenadi is a passionate romantic duet from the 1997 Tamil film Raasi, composed by Sirpy. The song captures the profound emotional and physical connection between two lovers. It contrasts how the lover's touch brings gentle vitality (becoming a flower) while separation causes emotional paralysis (becoming a stone), emphasizing that love gives meaning and breath to their existence.
Writing craft
Poetic devices
Metaphor (Uruvam)
“Naan poovaai aagiraen / Perum kallaai pogiraen”
Compares emotional sensitivity to a flower ('poovaai aagiraen') and emotional numbness to a heavy stone ('perum kallaai pogiraen').
Hyperbole (Uyarvu Navitchi Ani)
“Koondhal iravinilae azhagae / En sooriyan urangida vendum”
Exaggerates the beloved's dark hair to a night sky where the sun sleeps, and her palms to the force that spins the earth.
Eybhorai / Rhyme (Iyaibu)
“Nee irunthaal idhayam malarum / Nee pirinthaal uyirum ularum”
The rhythmic pairing of 'malarum' (blossoms) and 'ularum' (dries up/wilts) creates an evocative end rhyme.
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Trivia
Raasi (1997) starred Ajith Kumar and Rambha. The soundtrack composed by Sirpy was popular in the late 90s, with Mano and Swarnalatha delivering vibrant vocal performances for this track.
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