There may or may not be a videotape, but there is a lot of sex and lies. Sreesanth is in a tighter spot now that the spotlight has moved from spot-fixing to a curious combination of cricket, cinema and ouch, casting couch.If one goes by the leaks from police in Mumbai and Delhi, the pacer wanted to make a movie with the slush money he was generating on the side. His brother, Dipu, was doing the male lead and Sree was scouting for the female lead and other supporting actresses. A Hyderbabad-based casting director and Sree's business partner had recommended 40 candidates and he had at least three of them come over to his Sofitel hotel room.All emails, photos and notes on his laptop are under the scanner for clues. His distant relative and relatively unknown club-level cricketer Jiju was helping him out in casting too. Jiju, cops say, is into betting big time since he gave up on his batting skills back home.Sreesanth's home production may never see the light of the projection room, but his life is being readied for the screen. By two filmmakers from Kerala. The spectacular rise and the sudden demise of a career in cricket is the subject of Cricket, a Malayalam film by Shaji Kailas and AK Sajan. The film traces the rise of a Kerala boy from school cricket to first class cricket and how desire undoes all.Sreesanth is a past winner of Boogie Woogie, a dance contest show on TV. Small screen was not enough for this man with large-screen dreams. Sree's earlier silverscreen outing had sunk without a trace.But cops have not managed to trace the big money they accuse him of making on the sly. They have been questioning him for days now, and he has allegedly confessed too. The bowler has been bawling between bouts of defiance and absolute surrender. The information squeezed out of him hasn't led to the recovery of cash cops desperately need to recover. Else, Sree may walk out. On bail.The Delhi Police chief's claims of damning proof notwithstanding. His caught colleague Ajit Chandila is more or less nailed now that Rs 20 lakh were recovered from a kit bag from his relative's house. Ankeet Chavan too has been singing like a canary.Rajasthan Royals have terminated their contract with the trio. They have also filed an FIR against the three for cheating, something they have already been booked for. Cricket's governing body BCCI has offered a promise of action and inability to act at the same time.Police in Kerala have also swung into action with words that vaguely back Sree and troll Delhi, Mumbai cops. A report from Kerala quotes a senior officer saying cops have caught small fish while the big sharks roam free. In a not so subtle hint, an officer goes on to say that a detailed probe is necessary to out the real operators behind the network. Sree is a Kerala hero and the people in the state believe he is a victim of a frameup.