Narasimhan raises this question from the Keladi Kanmani song (Pudhu Pudhu Arthangal) "How come Rahman (the hero) describes Sitara, his flirtation in the film, as Ganges water that quenches his thirst? He ultimately goes back to his wife so Sitara must be Kaanal neer (mirage) right?" Here we have three avid listeners of our podcast... Vanchinathan, Kaushik and Abhishek voicing out their views on the question. Vanchinathan and Kaushik answer based on the context of the song in the film, while Abhishek shares two other songs in which he has heard similar lyrics (one of them being a Thala Ajith film and the other from a film you perhaps would never even have heard of!)

4 of our listeners share their views on the Isaiyil Thodanguthamma song from Hey Ram! Siddharth and Preethi talk about the composition, Shiv talks about the relevance of the song to the film and Anusha talks about her favourite line in this song.

Bias of Tamil cinema heroes towards Dhavani? Vaths' matrimonial chances? Kambar is like Vairamuthu? The Surpanagai connection in Varaha Nadikkara Oram? Ajay, RamC and Vaths are here to do the honours again. Along with ANANDA KANNAN! He joins the Moovendars in taking the song to pieces and side-la, slighta, takes the Moovendars' cases too. He's here, we're here - where are you? Tune in!

Gowtham asks us why a lady's smile is compared to the smell of Seembaal in the Poraney Poraney song from Vaagai Sooda Vaa. Three avid listeners of our podcast Sathiish, Siddiq and Bala come forth with their explanations. Start listening to know what's so special about Seembaal that it should remind you of your own love! Here's lyricist Madhan Karky's tweet on this question: http://bit.ly/Y6VZaY And here's our Facebook discussion: http://on.fb.me/PWXEjo

Love brings the Sky down on Earth? Women are intoxicants? Uyirgal are the result of quest for pleasure?! Prepare to have your Uyir on pause as we combine a Ponnu Paarthal and Isayil Thodangudhamma... Presenting to you the runners-up in our previous PPP Poll... With a hint of a Ponnu.

BONUS: You'll finally find the reason for Ajay's problems with "Sruthy jokes" ;)

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This week we get our friend Adithyan's help to explain who is the Dharmendra that both Shiva and Vimal appeal to in the Ivaluga Imsai song from Kalakalappu@Masala Cafe!

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"What's the girl doing in the moonlight? Terms and conditions of courtship? Soup boys getting pwned? Enna nadandhindu irruku? Episode 8 of Potri Paadadi Ponne is out! And RamC, Ajay and Vaths are as usual trying to get hanged by interpreting Vairamuthu's kavidhai. Tune into hear how!"

In this prelude to our analysis of Narumugaiye, we have two sweet people talk about the song. Vaishnavi, a classical dancer, talks about how the song makes her feel the need to dance. And Sruthy, an avid follower of our podcast, asks us the meaning of the very first word - Narumugaiye!

This song was chosen based on a poll we had on our FB page - http://on.fb.me/SJzMyN

Chandramouli wants to know why Vairamuthu could possibly have written that raindrops are the tears of clouds. Why talk about crying in a happy song like Ilaiya Nila? Ajay, Ramc & Vathsalyan give their answers to this question.

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An interview of a Tamil writer from Singapore and a Hindustan Times columnist from Mumbai on the Ullathil Nalla Ullam song. They talk about how Kannadasan got his name, how this song justifies the Charukesi raaga and how 'nalla ullam' and 'ketta ullam' are relative terms.