was a fake person set up by him to fool Aravind and also threatened Gopal to pretend ignorance about Liyana. The doctor tortures Aravind with a planned shock treatment to make him go insane, but he is completely healthy. Aravind then kills both the doctor and Chitranjan and unites with Liyana, who is alive. Cast Bharath as Aravind Mrithika as Liyana "Liya" George and Paayal (Dual Role) Erica Fernandes as Manjari Santhanam as Gopal Sudesh Berry as Chitranjan Manobala as Yoga Instructor Raj Bharath as Nikhil Swaminathan as G.R Lakshmi as Liyana's aunt T. V. Rathnavelu as Doctor John Vijay as Special appearance Sathish Krishnan as Special appearance Production After the moderate success of his romantic film, Poo, Sasi began work on his next, an action entertainer, in late 2008 and worked on the script of the film for almost two years. Bharath was signed on to play the lead role in mid-2010 and in interviews since signing the project, he has expressed how important the film will be to his career. The shoot of the film began in June 2011. Bharath bulked up for his role, sporting six-pack for the film, which he has been maintaining ever since. Soundtrack The film score and soundtrack of Ainthu Ainthu Ainthu are composed by Simon, making his debut as a film composer through this film. "Elavu", a single track from the album, was released on 5 April by actor Arya. The song "Elavu" marks the first time ever featuring an oppari genre in hip hop, where it was critically acclaimed and greatly received. The audio was released by the director Shankar and was received by actor Dhanush. The launch of the film's album was held on 15 April 2013. Release 555 was originally scheduled to release on 15 August 2013, coinciding with Independence day, but was brought forward to 10 August. It was later dubbed in Hindi as Paanch Ka Punch. Reception Behindwoods said, "Sasi is a master teller when it comes to narrating a story about love and its finer aspects, and there would always be a kind of poignancy in them. 555 is no exception. In Arvind Sureshkumar's story, Sasi has also used a lot of action and suspense to drive home his point. There are adequate twists and turns in the narration to make the audience engrossed in the enterprise." A review from Sify gave 4 stars out of