Ennodu Vilayadu (2017)

Director
Arun Krishnaswami

Main cast
Bharath Srinivasan; Kathir; Chandini Tamilarasan; Sanchita Shetty; Radha Ravi

Genres
Action, Romance, Thriller

Description
A compulsive gambler learns about a horse race that is going to be fixed, and tries to capitalise on it. Meanwhile, his friend gets into trouble over a bag containing Rs 50 lakh cash.


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