Chennai, (NR): In a surprise move, Tamil superstar Vikram has decided to act in a Malayalam film directed by Roshan Andrews.

It was reported earlier that the actor would soon be seen in a film to be directed by Blessy. However now it seems like the Blessy film will have to wait.

It's learned that Roshan had met up with Vikram a couple of days back, and had presented him with a story that has been scripted by Bobby and Sanjay. Vikram was reportedly very impressed and has asked Roshan to go ahead with the project.

Roshan is currently planning his next film 'Casanova' that would have Mohanlal in the lead. The Vikram project is expected to start soon aft

Chennai, (NR): In a surprise move, Tamil superstar Vikram has decided to act in a Malayalam film directed by Roshan Andrews.

It was reported earlier that the actor would soon be seen in a film to be directed by Blessy. However now it seems like the Blessy film will have to wait.

It's learned that Roshan had met up with Vikram a couple of days back, and had presented him with a story that has been scripted by Bobby and Sanjay. Vikram was reportedly very impressed and has asked Roshan to go ahead with the project.

Roshan is currently planning his next film 'Casanova' that would have Mohanlal in the lead. The Vikram project is expected to start soon aft

Thiruvananthapuram, (IANS) It was a thriller made way back in 1988 starring Malayalam superstar Mammootty. Now 'Oru CBI Dairy Kurippu' director K. Madhu is working on its fourth sequel.

In a chat to IANS, Madhu said scripting work is going on and the film would be released next year.

'To the best of my knowledge this is certainly unique, with not a single film going into four sequels. And mind you, each of the earlier released films were superhits,' said Madhu.

The first sequel was 'Jagratha' in 1989 , 'Sethurama Iyer CBI' in 2004 and 'Nerariyan CBI' in 2005.

'Another uniqueness of this film is that the director, scriptwriter (S.N. Swamy), music (Shyam) and leader actor Mammootty have been the same in all the four films and will continue in the fifth one as well,' pointed out Madhu.

Each of the films saw Mammootty playing the role of a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officer who along with his team solves a crime when the local police fails.

'This time also the plot is the same but the name of the film is not ready. By all means viewers will certainly not be let down and can expect another thriller,' said Madhu who made his directorial debut in 1986 and so far has done 28 films.

Toronto, (IANS) Actor Leonardo DiCaprio is tipped to play Batman's arc-nemesis The Riddler in a new movie.

The producers are reportedly in talks with DiCaprio, actors Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Tom Hardy to play the character portrayed by Jim Carrey in 1995's 'Batman Forever', reports torontosun.com.

Megan Fox, Angelina Jolie, Cher and Kate Beckinsale have all been linked to the possible revival of feline femme fatale Catwoman, while Shia LaBeouf, Johnny Depp and Eddie Murphy are also rumoured to be attached to the picture.

Los Angeles, (IANS) Hollywood actor Nicolas Cage has rejoined the cast of upcoming thriller 'Trespass', just days after he opted out of the film.

The 'Ghost Rider' star threw movie bosses into a panic when he dropped out of the film this week, 14 days before the cameras were due to roll in Louisiana.

The shoot was pushed back to allow producers time to find a replacement, but the actor is back on board the film project that is now due to begin shooting Aug 30, reports imdb.com.

The film will see Cage and Nicole Kidman as a married couple who are kidnapped under strange circumstances.