I think you may want to first decode the HTML and then encode the string as UTF-8. 

use strict;
use warnings;
use HTML::Entities;
use Encode 'encode';

my $titlenamefromindex=q{ஸ்ரீசா&#x
+BA8;்த், சவான், &#xB9
+A;ண்டிலா ஆகி&#x
+BAF;ோர் தங்களத&
+#xBC1; குற்றங்க&#xBB3
+;ை ஒப்புக் க&#x
+BCA;ண்டதாக தகவ&
+#xBB2;&#xBCD};

$titlenamefromindex = decode_entities($titlenamefromindex);
print encode('UTF-8', $titlenamefromindex ), "\n";

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Output:
ஸ்ரீசாந்த், சவான், சண்டிலா ஆகியோர் தங்களது குற்றங்களை ஒப்புக் கொண்டதாக தகவல்

In reply to Re: language Decoding problem..? by farang
in thread language Decoding problem..? by vasanthgk91

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