Trisha competes with only herself

Tamil cinema offers very little choices for heroines and we’ve seen that over the ages.

She could either add the glamour quotient in her prime or be reduced to play character roles when she’s passed off. But Trisha is a great survivor and she manages to overcome these norms!
2009 was a forgettable year for the actress who has bounced back with Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya which is well-received in all major cities and overseas.
The joy in her eyes is infectious as she was seen smiling throughout the tete-a- tete with the media recently along with her VTV team.
The 25 something actress is brimming with confidence. Her popularity with fans and co-stars was never a doubt and her charms worked with all her producers, directors and co-stars.
When she made her debut a few years back, she was considered just a pretty face. But over the years, she’s shown maturity and versatility as an actress. And with VTV, she has redefined the concept of girl-next-door and the film hitting the jackpot is a career high for the actress.
When we meet the actress, she looks comfortably settled with the response she’s getting for the film.
Says Trisha: “I am not in any race for anything. I’m competing with myself to do as much good work as I can by doing good roles and continuously try and grow as an actor. I hope all my films do well at the box-office so that I can take steps as an actor”.
This is her time and her moment!

Trisha says James Bond mantra

Just as James Bond says – ‘The whole world is my office’, Trisha too claims the same mantra as the young fille keeps flying across the skies to various foreign lands for her projects.

The actress, who has present for the audio launch of ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya’ in London, wasn’t present herein Chennai for the same occasion. ‘Sorry, I couldn’t make it due to busy schedules of a Telugu movie’ says Trisha, who’s busy shooting for her Hindi film with Akshay Kumar now.

The actress adds that she had to go through hectic phase of filming for Telugu flick – ‘Namo Venkatasa’ with Venkatesh that was held at Los Angeles and Bangkok. Now, she has no plans for signing Tamil projects.

About her working experience with Gowtham Menon, she says, “When I and Simbhu had paired before a long time, we were just beginners and now we’ve matured a lot in performance and working with such a filmmaker like Gowtham has really transcended her potentials to next levels….”

Trisha’s special show of Namo Venkatesha

Trisha is back in Chennai from LA where she was holidaying with friends.

She had a ball at Universal Studios, Hollywood’s theme park in LA, California.
The busy bee and total professional that she is, had cut short her break to shoot for the last song inVinnaithandi Varuvaaya.
< She left on Sunday morning to Alapuzha in the backwaters of Kerala where Gautham Menon and his unit was waiting for her.
On Saturday night, she held a special show of her Sankranthi hit in Telugu Namo Venkatesha for relatives and friends at Four Frames Preview theatre in Chennai.
The year has started positively for the young lady, as the film is a hit in Andhra and in Chennai it releases next Friday in two screens.
Trisha was all smiles at the show to be with her loved ones and said that she thoroughly enjoyed her holiday in US. Namo Venkatesha is a family based comedy entertainer and Trisha’s clothes were designed by Chennai based Chaitanya Rao which has come in for appreciation.

Trish's charector in the Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya

It’s a very well known that actress Trisha has a great affinity for the religion of Christianity. And now, the young girl gets rechristened as Jessie.

 

Don’t get excited, it’s all about her characterization in the upcoming film ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya’. The film features her in the role of a Christian girl who falls in love with a Hindu guy (Silambarasan) working as an assistant director to a renowned filmmaker.

The guy has big dreams of making it great in film industry and on the pars to win the heart of Jessie. Will she wait for his dreams to be accomplished is all the rest of this film about.