Sameersha sings “Mazhathullikal Aaha” for the album “Oru Srilankan Sundari Inauh.” The song, written by Krishna Priyadarsan and composed by Suresh Erumeli, starts by comparing raindrops to pearls. It establishes a connection between nature and human feeling from its first lines.
Mazhathullikal Aaha
Sameersha • From “Oru Srilankan Sundari Inauh”
Oru Srilankan Sundari Inauh’s Mazhathullikal Aaha Lyrics Translation
The lyrics later introduce the idea of flying high without any wings. This feeling of weightlessness is tied directly to a blooming romance. A later line suggests giving a secret kiss to the “white cloud-flowers,” making the affection a private, cosmic event.
Mazhathullikal Aaha Music Video
The song consistently elevates raindrops from simple water to precious jewels. They become “pearls of coral rain” and “pearls of the loving rain.” This progression shows how affection reshapes one’s view, making the ordinary world seem magnificent and participatory.