Hiphop Tamizha and Vignesh Srikanth craft ‘Papara Mitta’ for the album Veeram, evoking schoolyard memories through playful rhythms. Vocal trio Vaisagh, Vignesh Srikanth, and Hiphop Tamizha channel youthful energy. The composition blends traditional games and treats into a nostalgic soundscape.
Vignesh Srikanth describes games like Gilli and Kulfi treats. He notes childhood joy lacked scheduled weekends or stress relief methods. The line ‘No country has a fragrance like our homeland’ ties memories to local soil.
Pallikoodam Thirumba PoganumI want to go back to school.
Chance KidachaIf I ever get the chance.
Gilli Goli Kabaddi AdanumI want to play ‘Gilli’, marbles, and Kabaddi.
Kodu KillichaOnce we draw those game lines.
Pacha Bhoomi ThekkalaSearching through the green earth.
Palaya Vanam MeakalaGrazing under the ancient sky.
Pacha Pulla Pola NamumJust like innocent little children,
Mari PapomaShall we change back again?
Kulfi Ice Ha NakalaLicking on a stick of Kulfi ice.
Kuchi Mittai ForkalaCrunching on sweet stick candies.
Thenga Barpi Vanga MachanTo buy coconut burfi, my friend,
Veeram’s track offers a Tamil lyrics translation guide to childhood longing, contrasting past freedom with modern pressures. Listeners find parallels between carefree play and current structured routines. The song positions innocence as irreplaceable.