and if they remain like this for good. The movie also has an overdose of beauty with Poorna, Poonam Bajwa and Pooja adding beauty and glamour to the setup.

Srikanth was last seen in Indira Vizha and Rasikkum Seemane which did not set the box-office on fire. The last role of substance he did was in Poo. So this movie must be a litmus test for him and he tries to make a comeback in K-town. He has done his homework for the movie by reducing his weight and shaving his mustache. He looks every bit a brahmin boy straight out of Mylapore. Vishnu, on the other hand, is quite excited about this project as this would be his second release in two weeks after Bale Pandiya. He would not want to miss his chance as well.

Director Sudha assures that Drohi would be an edge of the seat thriller and promises to hit the bull's eye in her first venture. Vishnu was so impressed with the script that he agreed to do the movie after reading it under three hours. The movie has been extensively shot in and around Chennai especially in the slums of North Chennai. As one would expect, this movie has guns, bullets, bloodshed and romance too. This would be as much a commercial entertainer as one can expect.

The music was released recently at Prasad labs in Chennai. V. Selvaganesh, whose first movie was Venilla Kabadi Kuzhu, has scored the music. The music has garnered decent attention among cine-goers. The camera has been handled by Alphonse Roy. Editing has been done by National award winner Sreekhar Prasad.

Drohi carries a lot of expectations of many. A lot is at stake for director Sudha, Srikanth and Vishu. There must be many crossed fingers in the crew. With the talk of NMA still alive, Bale Pandiya just released and Boss Engira Baskaran releasing on the same date, Drohi has a lot to compete with. Unless Sudha K. Prasad sticks to her promise that this would be an edge of the seat thriller and a good one at that, Drohi will find it hard to survive.