This song portrays that, of all the sixty- four different art styles, the complete form of art is the Art of Dance. It outlines multiple qualities of dance such as strong footwork requiring athleticism, as well as a soft expressiveness to portray emotions.  It describes how this art form has always been appreciated and blessed by the Gods. The hand-eye-body coordination exhibited by the artist is admirable and the sound of anklets worn by the dancer displays the speed and accuracy of the footwork. The dancing eyes of the dancer and the lyrics of the song are written in ancient Dravidian language, Tamil.  Here the dancer is compared to a deer in her swift movements and gracefulness to a peacock.