This plant looks like Apocynaceae : Ichnocarpus frutescens.... Please validate.
A scandent shrub / climber photographed in the outskirts of Chennai, flowering sparsely in end September. - The leaves are opposite, entire, blade is stiff, shiny and smooth above,, whitish, sub-glabrous below. New growth is bronze tinged, as are the branchlets. - The Flowers are small, calyx 3 to 4mm, the petals are 6-8 mm long and distinctive, narrrowing into filiform ends, twisted, fringed only on the right margin No tendrils or spines were visible, so I was wondering how these climb. Another plant which had similar leaves had grown to 16 ft over a coconut tree, but since it was not flowering I cannot be sure if it was the same. Thanks and regards, A Sinha <https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-VaqIMFyBcuM/UIA_zEy6TWI/AAAAAAAAAK8/B3ZnGDBgBG0/s1600/Ichnoc.fr-In.JPG> <https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-cmnxaBiHoGc/UIA_B_8N5rI/AAAAAAAAAKs/RnUfHeh9sJM/s1600/Ichnoc.fr-Fl.JPG><https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-CN824DRu-0Q/UIA_clxzN9I/AAAAAAAAAK0/fDAaE4MZ74o/s1600/Ichnoc.fr-Lf.JPG> --
