"10 Endrathukulla" (2015) is a Tamil road action film directed and written by Vijay Milton. It features Vikram, Samantha Ruth Prabhu in dual role, Rahul Dev, and Abhimanyu Singh. The plot revolves around an enigmatic driving instructor who becomes infatuated with a young woman while driving her on a perilous trip from Chennai to Mussoorie.
A getaway driver, whose real name is never known by any but pseudonyms like "James Bond" or "Sachin Tendulkar" (Vikram), is hired by a gangster, Das (Pasupathy), to drive Shakeela (Samantha), a hapless orphan who has flopped in her driving test time and again. The driver finds her annoying but comes to like her along the long journey. On the way back to Bombay after murdering Pooran Singh (Abhimanyu Singh) in Mussoorie, he discovers that Shakeela is being taken to a landlord, Daksha Bhai (Rahul Devi). There, he learns the astonishing reality: Shakeela is the spitting image of Daksha's sister, Gadgi Moi (Samantha), a ruthless thug on death row for murdering lower-caste villagers. Daksha intends to substitute Shakeela with Gadgi to fulfil a family tradition during her parole and then substitute Gadgi for Shakeela to receive the sentence in place of her. But things go awry when Shakeela manages to escape and Gadgi has to present herself.
In a dramatic turn, Gadgi kidnaps Shakeela and tries to murder her on a train. The driver arrives just in time, fights Gadgi, and throws her off the train. In the confusion, Daksha accidentally kills Gadgi, mistaking her for Shakeela. Overcome with guilt, he commits suicide by jumping off the train with Gadgi’s body. The driver rescues Shakeela and takes her back to Chennai. Along the way, he also discloses his actual name for the first time, to her dismay, leaving the journey on a lighter note.
"10 Endrathukulla" is a quick-paced action movie with an interesting road-trip theme. Vikram's chic act and the visual opulence of the movie are noteworthy, while Samantha brings warmth to her double act. Despite the dramatic storyline, the blend of action, suspense, and comedy provides tolerable entertainment for lovers of commercial cinema.