Oru Arai Unathu Lyrics
From the movie Maara
Oru Arai Unathu Song Lyrics is the track from Maara Tamil Film – 2021, Starring R. Madhavan, Shraddha Srinath, Sshivada, Mouli, Alexander Babu, Minon John, Abhirami, M. S. Bhaskar, Kishore, Appukutty. This song was sung by யாசின் நிசார் மற்றும் சனா மொயுட்டி. The music was composed by Ghibran. Lyrics works penned by Thamarai.
Track Credits & Star Cast
Singers
Star Cast
Oru arai unathu Oru arai enathu
Idaiyinil kathavu thiranthidumaa
Oru alai unathu Oru alai enathu
Idaiyinil kadalum karainthidumaa
Oru munai unathu Oru munai enathu
Iruvarin dhuruvam inainthidumaa
Oru mugil unathu Oru mugil enathu
Idaiyinil nilavu kadanthidumaa
Oru kadhai unathu Oru kadhai enathu
Vidukathai mudiyumaa
Oru arai unathu Oru arai enathu
Idaiyinil kathavu thiranthidumaa
Oru alai unathu Oru alai enathu
Idaiyinil kadalum karainthidumaa
Aeaehaeaeaehae Aeaehaeaeaehae
Vannam nooru vaasal nooru Kan munnae kaangindren
Vaanampaadi polae maari Engaeyum pogindraen
Vaanathukkum megathukkum Oode ulla veedondril
Yaarum vanthu aadi pogum Oonjal vaitha en mundril
Pogum pokkil porvai portham poonthendral
Oru pagal unathu Oru pagal enathu
Idaiyinil iravu urangidumaa
Oru imai unathu Oru imai enathu
Idaiyinil kanavu nigazhnthidumaa
Oru malar unathu Oru malar enathu
Irandilum idhazhgal oru niramaa
Oru mugam unathu Oru mugam enathu
Iruvarum nilavin irupuramaa
Oru badhil unathu Oru badhil enathu
Puthirgalum udayumaa
Oru arai unathu Oru arai enathu
Idaiyinil kathavu thiranthidumaa
Oru alai unathu Oru alai enathu
Idaiyinil kadalum karainthidumaa
Oru munai unathu Oru munai enathu
Iruvarin dhuruvam inainthidumaa
Oru mugil unathu Oru mugil enathu
Idaiyinil nilavu kadanthidumaa
Oru kadhai unathu Oru kadhai enathu
Vidukathai mudiyumaa
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song explores themes of separation, longing, and the possibility of union between two individuals. Each stanza presents a dichotomy – "one is yours, one is mine" – followed by a question about whether the space or barrier between them can be overcome. This recurring motif of shared yet separate entities (rooms, waves, poles, clouds, stories, days, eyelids, flowers, faces, answers) highlights the emotional distance and the yearning for connection. The questions posed are rhetorical, emphasizing the uncertainty and hope for their worlds to merge.
The middle verse shifts to a more expansive and hopeful tone, describing a world of "a hundred colors, a hundred doors" and the freedom of a skylark. It paints a picture of a welcoming, dream-like space "between the sky and the clouds" with a swing for all, suggesting a desire for a shared, joyful existence. This imagery contrasts with the initial questions of separation, hinting at the potential for their individual worlds to blend into a beautiful, harmonious whole, ultimately seeking resolution to the "riddles" of their distinct lives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Oru Arai Unathu?
Oru Arai Unathu is sung by யாசின் நிசார் மற்றும் சனா மொயுட்டி.
Which movie is Oru Arai Unathu from?
The song Oru Arai Unathu is featured in the movie Maara.
Who wrote the lyrics for Oru Arai Unathu?
The lyrics for Oru Arai Unathu were written by Thamarai with music composed by Ghibran.
Is English translation available for Oru Arai Unathu lyrics?
Yes! Oru Arai Unathu lyrics from Maara include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Oru Arai Unathu lyrics?
The song explores themes of separation, longing, and the possibility of union between two individuals. Each stanza presents a dichotomy – "one is yours, one is mine" – followed by a question about whether the space or barrier between them can be overcome. This recurring motif of shared yet separate entities (rooms, waves, poles, clouds, stories, days, eyelids, flowers, faces, answers) highlights the emotional distance and the yearning for connection. The questions posed are rhetorical, emphasizing the uncertainty and hope for their worlds to merge. The middle verse shifts to a more expansive and hopeful tone, describing a world of "a hundred colors, a hundred doors" and the freedom of a skylark. It paints a picture of a welcoming, dream-like space "between the sky and the clouds" with a swing for all, suggesting a desire for a shared, joyful existence. This imagery contrasts with the initial questions of separation, hinting at the potential for their individual worlds to blend into a beautiful, harmonious whole, ultimately seeking resolution to the "riddles" of their distinct lives.
