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Back after a gap

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,September 19 2005]

After being almost invisible in Tamil for quite some time, Trisha is now taking up Tamil projects with more intent.

She was hitherto too committed with her Telugu projects. But in the coming days it looks like it is going to be Tamil all the way.

She is at present acting with Vijay in Aadhi, with Surya in Aaru and with Jeyam Ravi in Something Something Unakkum Enakkum.

'I want to do only films with good scripts. Be it Tamil or Telugu. As of now, I am not getting good opportunities in Tamil, like in Telugu. Any how, I am equally fond of acting in Tamil as well as Telugu films,' says Trisha.

Trisha is among the heroines in the run for heroine's slot in Rajini's Sivaji to be directed by Shankar.

Trisha is obviously interested in doing that role. 'Who wouldn't want to do that film?' she chuckles.

Who wouldn't want to cast Trisha, for that matter?

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