Jithin Raj and Neethi deliver “Nellu Vilayira,” a track from the album ‘Marutham’ that treats the land as a sacred character. The song bypasses simple celebration, instead presenting the earth as a divine protector. Lyricist Neethi frames this relationship as a direct, spiritual kinship between people and the soil.
Released: August 21, 2025
Nellu Vilayira
Jithin Raj | N.R. Raghunanthan • From “Marutham”
Lyricist
Neethi
Composer
Jithin Raj, N.R. Raghunanthan, Neethi
Marutham’s Nellu Vilayira Lyrics Translation
Neethi’s writing directly calls the “land where the paddy grows” the “god we worship every day.” The lyrics also identify the neem tree as the community’s specific god that offers protection and grants wishes. This approach grounds a broad spiritual belief in a tangible, everyday element of nature.
Thana Thanna Thane Thanna ThaneA festive chant, a joyful beat.
Thanna Nanane Thana Thanna NananeA festive chant, a joyful beat.
Thana Thanna Thane Thanna ThaneA festive chant, a joyful beat.
Thanna Nanane Thana Thanna NananeA festive chant, a joyful beat.
Oh Nellu Vilayira BoomiyeOh, land where the paddy grows,
Nitham Vanangura Samiyeyou are the god we worship every day.
Unnayum Ennayum KakkaveTo protect both you and me,
Vandhathu Kaniyea blessing has arrived for us.
Nellu Vilayira BoomiyeOh, land where the paddy grows,
Nitham Vanangura Samiyeyou are the god we worship every day.
Unnayum Ennayum KakkaveTo protect both you and me,
The community’s relationships and dreams are promised to last forever because of this sacred connection to the earth. This “Nellu Vilayira” lyrics translation shows human prosperity and hope as direct results of ecological reverence. The song links a full life to living in the “fragrance of this soil.”