The mate is gradually getting into the thick of the subject, by way of adducing incontrovertible evidence of the Nāyakī’s involvement with the Deity at Tiruppuliyūr, in order to convince the Nāyakḻ’s mother, still bent upon binding her daughter to the earthly home and heart'. The mate’s initial suspicion about the Nāyakī’s intimacy with the Deity at Tiruppuliyūr gets confirmed
In this fifth pāsuraṁ, as elucidated by the great pūrvācārya nañjīyar, the intimate friend of Parāṅkuśa Nāyaki addresses those who are observing the nāyaki's transformed state. When they inquire about her condition, perhaps suggesting she is merely speaking of emperumān's qualities such as His divine beauty, her friend offers a profound explanation. She declares,