Thiruppavai is a revered collection of 30 devotional songs composed by the saint-poet Andal, who is one of the twelve Alvars in the Vaishnavism tradition. These verses are dedicated to Lord Vishnu and express deep devotion, love, and longing for the divine. The songs are traditionally sung during the month of Margazhi in the Tamil calendar, particularly in the southern regions of India. The themes of Thiruppavai revolve around the celebration of the divine and the importance of community and devotion. Each song narrates the story of young girls, led by Andal, who seek the blessings of Lord Vishnu for prosperity and spiritual fulfillment. The work is not only a significant part of Tamil literature but also an essential aspect of Hindu worship and culture.