There are reports that director Shankar is planning a sequel to ‘Robo’ and intends to cast Vikram as the villain in that movie. However, it is doubtful if Vikram will be available to Shankar this time around.
Vikram gave his everything for the movie ‘I’ and yet it turned out to be a disaster. Having missed out on other movies, Vikram is now signing films with a vengeance. He has already completed one film in the direction of Vijay Milton.
He has now given the green signal to two more projects in the direction of Anand Shankar and Aamir. What is interesting is that all the three directors are newcomers who made small films and bagged success without any hype or extravaganza. This clearly shows that Vikram has changed his strategy.
Even Rajnikanth who has been having a bad run at the box-office with disasters such as ‘Kochadiyan’ and ‘Lingaa’ is said to be keen on a small budget film with a new director. This change of strategy by the Tamil superstars is proving to be a boon for new, young directors.
