Nallaru Po (From "Dude") Lyrics
Nallaru Po Lyrics · Vivek Velmurugan
Da ra ra…
Nee ketta unnakooda un kaiyil vittupoguran
Aasa pola vaazhnthukkoyen po
Un mela kaadhal vachcheney
Thoththathaallum theerala, ponathaallum maarala
Aasa pola vaazhnthukkodi po
Ennaalum kaadhal kuththaadhu
Paarvaiyaal yaenga vachchaaley
Paakkaama, pesaama, seraama ponaalum
Ennaalum nallaaru po
Instrumental Break
Ae hey ae…
Kaadhalaa en nenjam ekkaamaa aanen naane
Kaayamaa nee senjum sirikkureney
Yaaradi kuththam solla?, en vidhi enna kolla
Nee vandha nenjukkulla ippodhu onnum illa
Vaeroru kaiyoda on veral paarthaen naane
Vaegura nenjoda pogurene
Neththu un kannil naane, innikku yaarodhaaney
Thindaatrane maane, –thaa ponu vittuttene
Paakkaama, pesaama, enkooda seraama
Ponaalum nallaaru po
Ae thaangaama, thoongaama naan inga vaazhnthaalum
Neeyaachum nallaaru po
Ae innoruththankooda nee poga, ullolachchaloda naan poga
Enna panna poren thikku theriyadhe, aana nee po
Ae enna panna poren kaekaadha, indha pakkam neeyum paakaadha
Michchamulla kaadhal archchathai poadum, nallaa vaazhu po
Credits
| Song | Nallaru Po |
| Singer | Tipu, Sai Abhyankkar, Mohit Chauhan |
| Writer | Vivek |
| Composer | Sai Abhyankkar |
| Cast | Pradeep Ranganathan, Mamitha Baiju, Various |
| Video Director | Keerthiswaran |
| Label | Think Music |
Official Video
About
This is an emotional Tamil song from the film Dude, about loving someone wholeheartedly and then learning to let go when that love isn’t reciprocated. The verses express the hurt of watching the person you care about walk away or be with someone else, yet choosing not to blame them. Instead, the narrator wishes for their happiness, even while struggling with sleepless nights, unspoken feelings, and memories that won’t fade. The repeated line becomes a gentle farewell–accepting that the relationship has ended while still holding respect and love. The song captures the quiet strength of moving on, the ache of becoming a stranger to someone who once meant everything, and the dignity of walking away with kindness rather than anger.