Thagizh Sundarayar (A Pilgrimage of Belonging)

What does it mean to belong when memory begins to fade?Thagizh Sundarayar – A Pilgrimage of Belonging is the story of a family in gentle flux. Thagizh’s beloved uncle Selvaraj — the pillar of their household and the steady head of the Sundarayar Group — is losing his memory piece by piece. As Thagizh is drawn into the family’s shifting rhythms — familiar yet altered — he is asked to step into a role far greater than he ever imagined.From hospital corridors to family dinners from forgotten notes to unexpected beginnings he embarks on a quiet pilgrimage through love duty grief and the fragile beauty of inheritance.With grace humour and emotional depth Thagizh Sundarayar – A Pilgrimage of Belonging is a journey through late-night rasam inside jokes quiet grief old Ilaiyaraaja songs and the slow steady hum of belonging — even when the map changes. A luminous portrait of a Tamil household shaped by memory and rooted in love this is a novel that gently asks: when the people we love begin to change what part of them do we carry forward?