Indrani
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yeah..sentence formation may look same in some instants,but the phrases./words are entirely different in dravidan languages,yes..you could able to see lot of Sanskrit words though...
Hindi-Mere ghar aavo..
Tamil-yennoda(en) veettukku vaa..
Mal-ente veettillekku vaa...
Kan-nanna manege baa..( the word mana/manai is also used in Malayalam/Tamil)...,Tamil and Malayalam are almost very close to each other followed by Kannada...(because Malayalam was broken out very very lately from Tamil than Kannada,so the difference between Mal-Tamil is minor)...but the hindi is completely different..
Of course there will be difference in words which is why they are different languages. But Tamil also has as huge component of Sanskrit words. If anything I believe the words which are not sanskritic have an origin with the Eastern Asian languages, when I heard Chinese-Dragon explain some Chinese words.
Where is the match of Hindi Ghar with Latin domus? So neither the sentencing nor the words nor the grammar of the so called Indoeuropean languages are that close to Hindi, but Hindi is closer to the so called dravidian languages in both sentencing as well as maximum number of word similarity.