The Best Films of Trisha the phoenix
Today is the birthday of the ageless beauty Trisha who in the very early stages of her career was a victim to a very cruel attempt at image tarnishing which would have destroyed anyone else in her place. But she prevailed and has done so every time life hands her a telling blow and that unique quality is what separates her from the rest. Here we take a look at some of Trish's best roles that has her unique stamp on them.
1.Ghilli:
Yes 'Ghilli' is a proven hit in another language and had Ilayathalapathy Vijay in the lead with Prakash Raj giving his best. But the pivot of this blockbuster is Trisha who brought the vulnerability of her character to the fare which had every one in the audience rooting for her and wanting the hero to win for her.
2.Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaya:
Gautham Menon's timeless romance film required Trisha to play the mature girl as opposed to the hero and the frames not restricted to the songs hugely depended on her beauty to sustain interest till the end.
3.Saamy:
The innocent maami girl who later oozes glamour is something only Trisha can carry with such ease.
4.Aayutha Ezhuthu:
Mani Ratnam's multi storyline picture is very heavy handed for most parts and the much needed relief comes in the form Trisha who lived the role of a modern girl torn between love and family.
5.Abhiyum Naanum:
One can safely conclude that no other contemporary heroine could have pulled of the role of a school girl growing up to become a young woman in this Radha Mohan gem. Trisha matched Prakash Raj's best performance step to step.
6.Something Something:
One of the best roles that Trisha did which had scope for comedy, emotion and romance and needless to say she excelled.
7.Yennai Arindhaal:
In this GVM rehash Trisha's beauty as Hemanika that lights up her screentime even overshadowing Thala Ajith and that he continues to care for her child after her death is convincing because of her flawless acting.
8.Endrendrum Punnagai:
A great film that has great performances from everyone involved but the tension filled sequences involving lead pair Jiiva and Trisha as the latter shoulders the pain meted to her by the former because of his ego.
9.Kodi:
An out and out villain role for Trisha which did not require her to go beneath the surface level but she managed to hold her ground against the fiery Dhanush.
10.Upcoming movies:
Trisha is now doing a lot of woman centric films that are in various stages of production like 'Sathuranga Vettai 2' with Arvind Swamy, '96' with Vijay Sethupathi, ''Saamy 2' with Vikram, 'Hey Jude' with Nivin Pauly, 'Mohini', 'Gharjanai' and '1818'.
Today is the birthday of the ageless beauty Trisha who in the very early stages of her career was a victim to a very cruel attempt at image tarnishing which would have destroyed anyone else in her place. But she prevailed and has done so every time life hands her a telling blow and that unique quality is what separates her from the rest. Here we take a look at some of Trish's best roles that has
The Best Films of Trisha the phoenix
Today is the birthday of the ageless beauty Trisha who in the very early stages of her career was a victim to a very cruel attempt at image tarnishing which would have destroyed anyone else in her place. But she prevailed and has done so every time life hands her a telling blow and that unique quality is what separates her from the rest. Here we take a look at some of Trish's best roles that has her unique stamp on them.
1.Ghilli:
Yes 'Ghilli' is a proven hit in another language and had Ilayathalapathy Vijay in the lead with Prakash Raj giving his best. But the pivot of this blockbuster is Trisha who brought the vulnerability of her character to the fare which had every one in the audience rooting for her and wanting the hero to win for her.
2.Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaya:
Gautham Menon's timeless romance film required Trisha to play the mature girl as opposed to the hero and the frames not restricted to the songs hugely depended on her beauty to sustain interest till the end.
3.Saamy:
The innocent maami girl who later oozes glamour is something only Trisha can carry with such ease.
4.Aayutha Ezhuthu:
Mani Ratnam's multi storyline picture is very heavy handed for most parts and the much needed relief comes in the form Trisha who lived the role of a modern girl torn between love and family.
5.Abhiyum Naanum:
One can safely conclude that no other contemporary heroine could have pulled of the role of a school girl growing up to become a young woman in this Radha Mohan gem. Trisha matched Prakash Raj's best performance step to step.
6.Something Something:
One of the best roles that Trisha did which had scope for comedy, emotion and romance and needless to say she excelled.
7.Yennai Arindhaal:
In this GVM rehash Trisha's beauty as Hemanika that lights up her screentime even overshadowing Thala Ajith and that he continues to care for her child after her death is convincing because of her flawless acting.
8.Endrendrum Punnagai:
A great film that has great performances from everyone involved but the tension filled sequences involving lead pair Jiiva and Trisha as the latter shoulders the pain meted to her by the former because of his ego.
9.Kodi:
An out and out villain role for Trisha which did not require her to go beneath the surface level but she managed to hold her ground against the fiery Dhanush.
10.Upcoming movies:
Trisha is now doing a lot of woman centric films that are in various stages of production like 'Sathuranga Vettai 2' with Arvind Swamy, '96' with Vijay Sethupathi, ''Saamy 2' with Vikram, 'Hey Jude' with Nivin Pauly, 'Mohini', 'Gharjanai' and '1818'.
Today is the birthday of the ageless beauty Trisha who in the very early stages of her career was a victim to a very cruel attempt at image tarnishing which would have destroyed anyone else in her place. But she prevailed and has done so every time life hands her a telling blow and that unique quality is what separates her from the rest. Here we take a look at some of Trish's best roles that has
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