Song meaning of Anbil Avan by A.R. Rahman

Ah, "Anbil Avan" by the legendary A.R. Rahman, let's dive into these lyrical gems, shall we? So, this song is all about love, or as I like to call it, "tholaing theepam" (which roughly translates to "the burning sensation of stupidity"). Our male singer starts by saying he wants this person (who I'm guessing is the object of his affection) to realize that he desperately needs them, like a thirsty man in a desert needs water. Boy, he must be really parched! On the other hand, our lovely female vocalist is all like, "Hey, I'm here to support you, you idiot," and she swears she's going to stick around through all the crazy weather conditions that life throws at them. We've got hurricanes, heatwaves, and rain coming in full force, folks! These lovebirds must be meteorologists, predicting all these extreme conditions. Then, Mr. Male Singer gets all dramatic and says, "I'm willing to do anything for you, but it's just not happening." Dude, don't be so melodramatic, it's just love, not solving world hunger. Oh, and then we have this part where they both describe each other as different celestial objects, like stars or shining rainbows. I guess they're trying to recreate their own little galaxy, which is cute and all, but seriously, let's keep our feet on the ground! Anyway, they keep repeating the same verses, with the female singer adding something about day turning into night and vice versa. Who needs sleep in a relationship, right? And finally, they conclude by saying that love is hard, but marriage is the ultimate destination. Well, let's hope they don't break each other's hearts before they reach that oh-so-blissful (or not) married life! So, that's the hilarious rundown of "Anbil Avan" – a rollercoaster of romantic absurdity! Enjoy!