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Nayanthara pairs up with Vikram for Anand Shankar's film!

                         Vikram in 'Thaandavam' and Nayanthara in 'Maya'.
Vikram's film with director Anand Shankar is back on track. The hottest news now is that Nayanthara has been signed on  and Kajal Aggarwal is no longer part of this project.
This is the first time that Vikram and Nayanthara will be pairing up. There was news earlier that they will work together, but nothing came of it.
Producer Shibu Thameens has just taken the project over from producer Kalaipuli Thanu. The pairing of Vikram and Nayanthara is a casting coup, according to sources.

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