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Trisha has not forgotten Tamil

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,February 18 2006]

Trisha is eagerly awaiting the completion of her Telugu flick Pournami and beginning next month is her Stalin which stars Chiranjeevi in the lead role.

Asked Trisha whether she has now decided to bid bye to Kollywood, Trisha, says, 'why should I? It is Tamil which gave me recognition. I have Something Something opposite Jeyam Ravi under production. Also a few other Tamil movies are on the cards.'

On Something Something, Trisha, says, 'I play the role of a rustic village girl, which I did in the Telugu original. It is a very good character and I love doing it in Tamil again.'

'Aaru and Aathi portrayed me in different roles and won me more fans here. I want to continue the good run in Tamil. Certainly I will be balancing both Tamil and Telugu movies,' she says.

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