Yethanai Kodi

Atma: Soul – A Glimpse Into The Poetry Of Subramanya Bharathi is a 2005 studio album by Carnatic vocalist Bombay Jayashri. The release presents musical interpretations of poems by Subramanya Bharathi, a prominent Tamil poet and freedom fighter. The album features Jayashri as the primary artist and composer, blending classical Carnatic traditions with devotional and patriotic themes.

The album includes eleven tracks, with Yethanai Kodi as the eleventh and final composition. The track runs for five minutes and thirty-eight seconds. Jayashri renders the song in a contemplative style, emphasizing Bharathi’s lyrical exploration of divine abundance and spiritual longing. The arrangement incorporates traditional instrumentation while retaining the poetic integrity of the original verses.

The label and production details for Atma: Soul remain undocumented in widely accessible sources. The album’s reception highlighted Jayashri’s ability to merge classical rigor with emotional depth, particularly in her treatment of Bharathi’s works. The release contributed to broader recognition of Tamil devotional poetry within the Indian classical music landscape.

No additional information exists regarding alternate versions, live performances, or reissues of the track or album. The work stands as a representative example of Jayashri’s discography during the mid-2000s, a period marked by her exploration of thematic albums centered on literary and spiritual texts.