Jakes Bejoy and Gowtham Bharadwaj’s ‘Tharum Anbaale’ from the album ‘Por Thozhil’ pairs Karthik Netha’s lyrics with minimalist instrumentation. Their voices balance introspection and warmth around love’s transformative potential.

Tharum Anbaale
Gowtham Bharadwaj | Jakes Bejoy • From “Por Thozhil”
Tharum Anbaale Lyrics Translation – Por Thozhil Soundtrack
Karthik Netha compares love to a seed: ‘If the seed is good, it becomes a sapling; if harmful, poison.’ Jakes Bejoy’s melody underscores this duality, while Gowtham Bharadwaj’s backing vocals amplify the tension between nurturing and destructive outcomes.
Tharum Anbaale Music Video
Jakes Bejoy and Gowtham Bharadwaj’s ‘Tharum Anbaale’ lyrics translation examines surrender to love’s power through Karthik Netha’s agricultural metaphors. The track leaves listeners weighing intention’s role in shaping relationships.