It is beauty over brains: Trisha
Monday, September 14, 2009 • Tamil
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The petite beauty Trisha is ruling the roost in southern industries these days. She is one of the very few heroines who have dominated both Tollywood and Kollywood.
Soon, she is all set to make her debut in Bollywood as well. In a recent interview Trisha shared her thoughts about what is more important to become a heroine. She said that the first thing to become a heroine is to be beautiful.
She added that talks about performance come later but first thing that is noticed is the beauty of the heroine. Sources reveal that Trishas demand is so high that she would have been the heroine of all the movies if her call sheets were not full.
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