This song is a satirical take on how whatever and wherever life takes you, it's never the same as being in one's native place. I concur with the views completely as despite all the issues plaguing the country, there's an unmissable charm prevalent at homeland which is simply irreplaceable and also impossible to replicate.
Also for authoritatively showcasing the stamp, the composer prances along by taking a rustic folk theme as the base indicating the foundation of one's native location with dollops of western classical music brought into the mix briefly transporting one to a different land.
This composition is predominantly composed in the pentatonic scale of Hamsanadham touching upon the notes Sa Ri2 Ma2 Pa Ni3. Incidentally it's a collaboration of brothers in arms Ilaiyaraaja and Gangai Amaran with the former composing the music and the latter penning the lyrics by expressing the nostalgia and specialty of one's neighbourhood.
Attempted a little take on this extremely rural themed song touched up with urban elements of this vintage melody paying homage to the charm and warmth of one's local roots.
