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Dhanush's Christmas treat to fans

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,December 23 2016]

After 'Kodi' success, multi-talented star Dhanush is presently busy with multiple projects and one among them is director Gautham Menon's 'Enai Nokki Paayum Thota' for which he started shooting early this year.

Reliable sources confirm that 85% of the film's shoot has been completed. Dhanush will resume shooting for this action entertainer after he completes his debut directorial project 'Power Paandi'.

Meanwhile it has been confirmed that the teaser of 'ENPT' will be released at 8 PM tomorrow (24 December) as a Christmas treat to Dhanush fans. Thats great news for not only Dhanush fans but also Gautham fans and general movie buffs.

The film stars Megha Akash as female lead while Rana Daggupati plays an important character.

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