After getting six-pack abs to please his son, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has another dream for the boy. He wants to do an Indian version of the Spiderman as a gift to Aryan who is a big FX and SRK fan.And the director chosen to put together what is arguably the most expensive movie ever made in Bollywood is Anubhav Sinha. The superstar is gung ho about the project. The two are writing the script.Though Sinha is not willing to reveal more details about SRK's "superhero" project, the film will require a 12-year-old boy to co-star with the actor. At the moment, the hunt is on for the boy, who will get the opportunity to join Shah Rukh's fantasy of donning a cape and flying across the sky at supersonic speed.The director, credited with action movies Dus and Cash, is ready to take on the biggest challenge of his career."I'm surprised at how accessible Shah Rukh is for me. I always thought that he likes to work with directors with whom he has a certain comfort level. Shah Rukh didn't know me at all, but he's all for our film together," Sinha told IANS.The character that Shah Rukh will play is based on gizmos, computer games and a superhero on the lines of Spiderman. The superstar is developing the character.Whether he takes credit for the screenplay remains to be seen. At the moment, all systems are ready to start SRK's most expensive movie before the end of 2008.A year ago, Shah Rukh said in an interview that he wanted his company to produce a mega FX film on the lines of Spiderman."I want my company Red Chillies to become truly FX-savvy. Have you seen 300? That's the kind of optical effects I want in our cinema," SRK had said with characteristic gusto.Talks between Sinha and Shah Rukh for the project, which will be made by his production house Red Chillies, have been on for nearly a year."But over the past three months, we've been talking very seriously about the project, thanks to a common friend (journalist Mustaq Sheikh). Yes, it's an FX-driven fantasy for children and the child within every person, on the lines of Spiderman. It's definitely not an animation film, as wrongly reported in some sections of the press, " Sinha said.

Verma in legal tangle

Nishabd is said to be unlike anything that Ram Gopal Verma has done in the past.The man has a reputation of making gangster films, from Company to D and he also has a reputation of getting into trouble because of his films.With Nishabd, it's the title that's got him on his toes. Trouble in the Verma camp started last October when Sippy films, which holds rights to the old story Sholay, got an injunction against Verma and his company Ke Sara Sara.The Sippys and Verma met each other in the High Court over the appropriation dispute of the film and the director is still waiting to see if the High Court settlement will allow Sholay to be remade as its 1975 version. The Sippys sought a ban on the use of the words Sholay and Gabbar and over Rs 1 crore in damages from Verma for infringement of copyright and trademark, passing off the new film as Sholay and merchandising the character Gabbar Singh.And before the Sholay matter could be sorted out, the filmmaker has received another High Court notice, this time for the use of title name Nishabd.Bengali filmmaker Jahanir Kaugo said his film titled Nishabd won the Cinemaya award in 2004.Seems like this spate of court notices has left Ram Gopal Verma speechless too.

Saif Ali Khan's condition stable

Doctors at Lilavati Hospital say the angiography procedure conducted on actor Saif Ali Khan revealed no major damage but he will remain in hospital for a few days.His mother Sharmila Tagore and sister Soha Ali Khan were relieved as they came out of the ICU of the hospital on Monday.The 36-year-old actor was admitted to hospital after complaining of chest pain on Sunday evening while rehearsing for a performance."Everything is fine. He's absolutely normal. The doctors are relieved and so are we," said Sharmila Tagore.Saif underwent an emergency angiography on Sunday night to detect blockages in his heart.