S. C. Krishnan and A. G. Rathnamala bring a vibrant conversation to “Poomalai Pottu” from “Thanga Padhumai.” Lyricist Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram and composers Vishwanathan-Ramamoorthy set a scene of playful desperation. A hopeful bride awaits her groom.

Poomalai Pottu
A. G. Rathnamala | S. C. Krishnan • From “Thanga Padhumai”
Poomalai Pottu Lyrics Translation – Thanga Padhumai Soundtrack
The woman claims a “kaamaalai” (jaundice) sickness. This ailment serves as a metaphor for her distress. She declares, “Before my beloved, who garlanded me and left, returns, my jaundice has set in, O healer!” She even offers to sell her mother-in-law’s belongings for a cure.
Poomalai Pottu Music Video
This comedic scenario reveals a woman’s deep longing. Her exaggerated plea shows her readiness for her beloved’s return. This “Poomalai Pottu” lyrics translation highlights how humor addresses a universal desire for connection.