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Trisha wears a third hat

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,March 09 2016]

So far, Trisha has done modelling and acting. He has just got a third hat. And it's singing. So, she is Tri-sha, indeed.

In her forthcoming movie Nayaki, which is currently in post-production stage, Trisha will croon a song. The recording has already been wrapped up. Sharing the pics and her experience, Trisha said, "Whatever it takes, find your voice n when you do....feel the damn silence."

After Kajal Aggarwal turned a singer recently for a film of Puneeth Rajkumar, Trisha has turned one for her own film.

Trisha has of late been into doing author-backed or unconventional roles. After Cheekati Rajyam and now Kalavathi, she will be seen in the Telugu-Tamil bilingual Nayaki. Directed by Govi (Govardhan Reddy), it is produced by Giridhar (who had been her manager) and has her playing dual roles. She needed to shed some weight.

Set in the 1980s, it has Sushma Raj, Ganesh Venkatraman, Satyam Rajesh, and Jayaprakash in key roles.

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