Vairamuthu Neram – Moon Songs


   1. *Nila Kaigiradhu – INDRA*



Man has achieved everything through scientific means. In this century, man
has been able to achieve everything through these means. This century also
happens to be the one , where man is in his heights of sorrow. As long as
man is advancing in Science, he is distancing himself, from Nature. Nature
loves man, but man is unable to get time to love Nature. Man has been
distancing himself, from Nature, and this painful feeling has to be got into
songs and music. So, this song was an outcome of such a pain, and a feeling.




Moon is calling mankind. Man is below the blanket. Moon wants to touch
mankind. But he is within the blanket. Each and every grass is calling man
to come and walk on him. But, he is is cornering himself, with slippers on
his foot. So, the distance between man and nature is widening. This should
not happen. Oh Nature ! You are the mother. You are God. You are the very
source. Man should understand that, and then only will there be a fixation
between man and nature. Then will there be a relationship between man and
nature. Nature is mankind and mankind becomes nature. Only when such a
feeling is imprinted, the life becomes fruitful.



   1. *Ven Nilave ( Minsara Kanavu )*



Rajeev Menon is a very good admirer of Tamil language. He has also learnt
many languages, and has read literature in a lot of other languages. After
reading a song of mine, he said, " There are moon songs in all languages.
But the lyrics of the song that you have written seems to be there only in
Tamil. This is my opinion". I asked him which one.



Venillave Venillave Vinai Thandi Varuvaaya , Vilayada Jodi Thevai.



Everyone will think till this stage. I don't have any companion to play
with. I am alone, so, Moon, pls come and play with me. This is not something
new, and every lyricist and poet has been thinking on these lines before.



The next lyrics are something new, which I haven't seen in any of the
languages ( said by Rajeev Menon)



" Indha Bhoologathil Yaarum Paarkum Munne Unnai adhi Kaalayil anuppi
Vaiypom"



Calling the moon, and when the dawn breaks, it gets lost, and we feel bad
and search over it again and everywhere. Just as how a mother feels bad for
a child, when he / she doesn't return back after school on time, similarly,
the sky feels worried, when the moon doesn't return back to the sky. So, we
calling the moon to play with us, and requesting it to go back to its place
of the sky was a new concept, and Rajeev Menon said that it was a new idea,
which was never seen anywhere else.



Usually, I don't go to the shooting spot, where my songs are picturised.
There has been no time for me to go for the same. I have the yearning, but
don't have the time. Among the songs , which I desired to go and see the
picturisation, this song is also one  of them. When the song was picturised
in AVM Studio, I was also present. The lyrics that was picturised, was,



" Idhu Irullala adhu Oli alla, Idhu rendodum seradha ponneram".








-- 
regards,
Vithur

ARR -- The Sweet Cube always

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