In life, you need me, i need you!
Priya hadn't returned to Srirangam in fifteen years. Living abroad, she'd chased stability, built walls around her heart. But when her elderly mother fell ill, she realized how desperately she needed her roots, her people. Her childhood friend Kavya appeared at the hospital, bringing homemade payasam, listening without judgment. Friends had come and gone in America, but this bond remained unshakeable. "We all need someone," Kavya whispered. Priya understood then. Success meant nothing without community. She began visiting the temple again, reconnecting with Tamil traditions, helping younger diaspora members navigate their heritage. That interdependence—needing and being needed—became her greatest wealth.
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