
Uyire uyire udayathiru nee
Urugum paniye nadhiyaagidu nee
Thodarum kadhaiye tholaiyathiru nee
Vilagum irule vidaiyaagidu nee
Uravu yaarenbadhu yaarenbadhu
Yaarenbadhu manam solluma
Mudivil yaar vendrathu yaar vendrathu
Yaarvendrathu vidhi velluma aaa
Humming
Yen manadhu yen mudhalil thadumaruthu
Thadumaruthu neram vara thelivaaguthu
Tharai thenpadupozhuthaaguthu
Oridathil megangalum uruvaaguthu urumaaruthu
Mazhaiyaai athu vizhuguthu payir vaazhnthida thaane
Mazhai pola thaan silar vaazhvinge
Manam aara oor vazha oddodi varume
Kaalangalum thoorangalum
Kadanthaalum peranbu unnai thodume
Uravu yaarenbadhu yaarenbadhu
Yaarenbadhu manam solluma
Mudivil yaar vendrathu yaar vendrathu
Yaarvendrathu vidhi velluma aaa
Uyire uyire udayathiru nee
Urugum paniye nadhiyaagidu nee
Thodarum kadhaiye tholaiyathiru nee
Vilagum irule vidaiyaagidu nee
Uravu yaarenbadhu yaarenbadhu
Yaarenbadhu manam solluma
Mudivil yaar vendrathu yaar vendrathu
Yaarvendrathu vidhi velluma aaa
Movie Summary: Vishwanath and Sons is a 2026 Tamil family drama about a once-prosperous joint family whose aging patriarch, Vishwanath, struggles to keep his business and his fractured sons together as old betrayals and new ambitions threaten to tear the household apart.
Song Credits: Composer: G. V. Prakash Kumar; Lyricist: Thamarai; Singers: Sid Sriram and Saindhavi.
Musical Style: A soulful, melodic emotional duet blending contemporary film orchestration with light acoustic textures, built on a tender, longing melodic line.
Raga Details: Set predominantly in the raga Charukesi, lending the song its bittersweet, yearning quality.
Key Artists Involved: G. V. Prakash Kumar (music), Sid Sriram and Saindhavi (vocals), Thamarai (lyrics).
Scene Context: Picturized on the film's central couple during a moment of reconciliation, the song plays as they revisit shared memories and reaffirm their bond amid the family's ongoing turmoil.