Trisha not sure
Tuesday, January 11, 2005 • Tamil
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Two and two is, not two, but Catch 22.
Ask Trisha, the virtual number one in Tamil and Telugu.
The young actress has some important films ready for release this Sankranthi.
In Tamil, she has the prestigious Tirupachi opposite Vijay.
In Telugu, she has Prabhu Deva's film alongside Siddharth as one of the prime attractions for Sankranthi.
Both the films are tipped to be hits.
That may be well where the rub lies. For Trisha then has to decide which language to concentrate on. Already there are murmurs of discontent that she is giving more space for Telugu.
One of her films, Ji opposite Ajith, has been delayed in Tamil because she is busy in Telugu. But here in Tollywood, producers are disquiet that she goes away to Tamil Nadu to concentrate on her home language.
It is a ticklish problem. A problem that has been brought about by success.
Verily, many actresses would love to have such problems.
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