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Nayanthara's 'Dora' - official release date announced

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,March 03 2017]

Nayanthara's upcoming movie 'Dora' has its released finalized by the production crew.

This is the actress' second horror flick after 'Maya' which proved to be a good hit. Dora will be another feminocentric movie, with Nayanthara in the lead role. The film also features Thambi Ramaiah, Harish Uthaman and Tarun Shatriya in supporting roles.

While it was previously expected to release early March, the makers have confirmed Dora's release on the 31st of March. The movie's soundtrack album composed by the Siva-Solomon duo has already seen a good response. Doss Ramasamy has directed this horror-thriller which has been produced by Sarkunam Cinemas.

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