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Murali sir,
Thanks a lot for your comments. It means a lot to me.
App,
Thank you very much sir. Very Glad you like it. Dhanyanaanen!
kiru/Murali Sir,
Me too thought it's Vairamuthu, from the style. May be I am wrong. Please confirm. I will update it.
rajkumarc,
Thank you very much for your kind words and compliments.
The 15 seconds you can visualize that the heroine is in her own world thinking about her lover having some wild imagination on the erotic side. So the sounds in first 15 seconds indicate the tensile: wink: strength of her nerves and the fire she wants to put off. The hero is at a different place doing some exercise where he suddenly turns back to see if any one is following him. The moment his lover thinks of him, he feels that and his heart pounces like the big marching drums. This is where he loses the control (in fear) and gives up to her so that she can sneak into him. This is represented by the odd snake instrument crawling into this body, without his knowledge. The snake here represents the poison (of love and desire) which flows into him.
Wow! Enna oru uvamai :clap:
VSji, you've outdone yourself this time! Super duper stuff!
Thank you KV a lot. Delighted to read your appreciation :smile:
I'm behind by a day...will try to catch up. (In any case, it doesn't matter for the thread as it has a very special feast from V_S. So, the regular idli-sAmbAr can wait for a couple of days :-) )
V-S,
Thanks for your kind words. You deserve the praise. I remember your posts in 1950-60s song thread in Memories of Yesteryears section and 1000 songs thread [don't remember you writing in NT thread] and this was great thinking and writing especially the girl taking the lead in erotic expression was very skilfully presented.
Now coming to the question of the lyricist, this was one of the two songs of IR that I had wished it was Vairamuthu because of the selection of words and writing pattern [which I think had confused many] but it turned out to be Pulamai Pithan, the other one being செவ்வந்தி பூக்களில் செய்த வீடு from மெல்லப் பேசுங்கள் where again it was PP. Another song that again came close to be identified in this genre is ராத்திரியில் பூத்திருக்கும் தாமரைதான் from தங்க மகன் which was featured in this thread [and there again if I remember correctly app was having doubts regarding the lyricist].
Keep going!
app, sorry for the dig.
Regards
Murali Sir,
Many thanks for your praises. All credit to Maestro. எல்லாம் அவரின் அகத்தூண்டுதல் தான் காரணம்.
Thanks again for confirming about the lyricist of this song and couple of other songs as well. I have updated now.
Thank you Murali sir for the detail on the lyricist!
BTW, why sorry and all :-) You've actually enriched the thread and not digressed :-)
Looks like VM had some kind of impact on his predecessors.
Absolutely fantabulous write up V_S ..
Simply no words :bow:
You have infused so much of passion in your writing which truly replicates the passion with which the composition has been made ..
Such wonderful writings should be preserved and pls try to store all these in a blog ..
:ty:
V_S - sooperabu!! sooperabu..
VS
Superlative!