Can Tamil people be considered as non-Hindus,as Tamils also have a few non-vedic gods, like Tamil Thai, Ayyanar, Muniyandi, etc.?

 People in Tamizh Mandalam is the only Classic Hindus, to be observed, followed by rest of India in their life time, to die as a true Hindu. It is the house of temples still vibrates the life energy to internalise. This is what the statement I am making, after travelling Western, Central, Northern and Eastern Part of India. Exceptions will always be there, here and there, of Dhams in Uttaranchal, Orissa.

1.Hinduism existed before vedas come into exitance. The religion contained - many specializations from construction to astronomy,

2.The visual form of Tamizh is Murugan or Saravana or Subramanya Swami - a Hindu God.

3.I am God; My first hero, my father is God; one of our role model in our extended family, my ancestor is Kuldev for our families. The soldiers in the borders, Ayyanars and Karuppa Swami and Pechchi Ammans and the Seasons, Mari Amman and Other Ammans are Gods. Is it not Hinduism?

4.When Bharat was invaded and their culture is bombarded - the conservative hindus with rich Hindu Culture migrated as far as from Saurashtra and as near as Karnataka to peaceful Tamizh mandalam (thanks to Chera, Chola, Pandyas) It welcomed them and allowed them to grow with their identity in tact. It also welcomed the traders from Middle Easts. While rest of the Bharat was busy learning languages of invaders, few undergone forceful conversions - Tamizh Mandalam is busy constructing temples and encouraging its arts, music, dances. That is the reason why as on date, Southern films are technically much superior than the rest.

5.Tamizhs long to visit Kasi. If any one is a Hindu - here is the place, Tamil Nadu which displays True Hindu Culture. Come and Visit before your precious life ends.

Here Tamizh Mandalam refers to nearby South Indian States, Andhra, Karnataka, Kerala and Pondi as well.