Thoughts on the migration, generation, and living conditions of each community are recorded in different ways. Literature that has been recorded as histories since the origin of prose is found. In particular, the novels are found to speak of the biographies of ethnic groups based on history in Tamil. It is emerging as a major form of Tamil novels. Such novels tell the story of the history of ethnic groups. S. Venugopal's Nuṇveḷikkirakaṇaṅkaḷ encapsulate the cultural ethnography of the capillary monologue. This article focuses on them.

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