This time she would be paired with actor Arya in the film ‘Raja Rani’ that would be directed by Atlee. Nazriya is also shooting for her other Tamil film ‘Naiyandi’ in which she has been paired with Dhanush.

As for Malayalam, the young and bubbly actress is waiting for the right offers to come her way.

The director has in a recent interview, reportedly stated that though he and script writers Bobby and Sanjay had approached the star with two different stories, Mammootty had not liked the stories. Roshan added that if he is to do a film with Mammootty in the future, the actor would have to be ready to change into the character that the story demands.  However these reports that he had challenged Mammootty are totally baseless, says the director.

Roshan who was on a low following the failure of ‘Casanova’ is back on a high, now that his film ‘Mumbai Police’ has turned out to be a critical and commercial success.

He has also alleged that they had insulted the wife of a friend who was with them, and that the officials were drunk. Mani has made these allegations in the petition for anticipatory bail that was filed at the High Court. The court shall hear the version of the forest officials and the case has been adjourned till then.

A couple of days back, three forest officials had alleged that Kalabhavan Mani had beaten them while they were on duty, when they had tried to inspect his vehicle. A non-bailable arrest warrant was issued against the actor following the incident.

The director’s recent film ‘Sound Thoma’ had been panned by the critics, but had survived at the box office. Vaishakh is known to be a director who has an immense skill at making crowd puller films.

Fahad, who is known to be a serious actor and Vaishak coming together, sounds like an interesting combination indeed. So would their film be a mass masala or one that would cater to the brains? Let’s wait and watch!

Rajeev would play Manu Madhav, a promising sportsman who discovers one fine day that he has merely three more months to live.

Ayishka Sharma plays the female lead. Siddique, Irshad, Prajod, Kottayam Nazir, Vijayaraghavan, Sunil Sukhada and Aju Varghese lend support.

Rediff thinks the film is very engaging: “Deeply derivative of the traditional Hindi film narrative where blood-ties gain precedence over individual turbulence, Aurangzeb works even in its inept form. Because, one, Sabharwal constructs a compelling, intricate conspiracy of deceit and motive around predominantly grey characters, where chances are anyone can turn a volte face, for better or worse.”

India TV News does not sound that impressed: “The execution over here is half baked. You tend to hold your seat till the interim with some thrills and surprises. This serves the purpose to some extent,  but in the second innings it goes predictable and the dialogues go wacky.”

Sify calls it ‘retro with a modern dash’: “Call it a retro film with modern sensibilities. Old wine in new bottle. Whatever. Worth a watch, if you’d like to savour the story and performances, and forgive much of the rest.”

Emirates 247 thinks its half-baked: “‘Aurangzeb’ is unforgivably half-baked and falls short of being a classic. What it does pack is some stellar performances and a promise of better movies in the future.”

Ranjini had landed at Nedumbassery at the airport and was on the queue when a passenger who allegedly felt that she had broken the queue got into a heated argument with her. When things got out of hand, Ranjini called the police, following which the man was reportedly arrested and soon let off on bail.

The police is all set to investigate the case, after observing the footage from the CCTV cameras at the airport.