Ilayathalapathy
Vijay,
who
had
shown
interest
to
star
in
the
remake
of
Kannada
blockbuster
film
Vishnuvardhana,
is
delaying
the
project.
It
is
because
the
actor
is
committed
to
three
projects,
which
will
keep
him
busy
for
the
next
12
months.
The
buzz
says
that
Vijay,
who
saw
Kannada
actor
Sudeep's
Vishnuvardhana
a
few
months
ago,
was
impressed
by
the
storyline
and
was
keen
to
remake
it
in
Tamil.
But
as
the
dates
of
the
actor
are
packed,
director
Pon
Kumaran
was
forced
to
delay
the
film
and
start
his
next
bilingual
(Kannada
and
Tamil)
project
Charulatha,
which
stars
Priyamani.
Vijay
is
currently
filming
AR
Murugadoss'
Thupaki.
Then,
he
will
start
Gautham
Menon's
Yohan
followed
by
director
AL
Vijay's
untited
film.
Pon
Kumaran,
who
was
a
former
associate
of
KS
Ravikumar,
is
expected
to
start
the
Tamil
version
of
Vishnuvardhana
once
the
actor
allots
the
date.
The
project
is
likely
to
take
off
in
mid
2012.
However,
it
may
be
recalled
that
Karthi
was
also
in
the
race
to
act
in
the
remake.