‘Thug Life’ press meet: Actor Trisha Krishnan opens up about marriage
The Hindu
Actor Trisha Krishnan opened up about her thoughts on marriage during a press conference about ‘Thug Life’, starring Kamal Haasan and directed by Mani Ratnam
Actor Trisha Krishnan is busy promoting her upcoming movie Thug Life. The highly-anticipated Tamil movie, directed by Mani Ratnam, stars Kamal Haasan, Silambarasan TR, Sanya Malhotra and Ashok Selvan in prominent roles. Last week, the film team travelled to multiple cities to promote the movie.
During a press conference related to Thug Life, the actor was asked about her thoughts on marriage. Trisha said she doesn’t believe in the concept and is okay if she doesn’t get married at all.
“I don’t believe in marriage. It’s okay if it happens. It’s okay if it doesn’t as well,” said Trisha. Interestingly, in the same press conference, Kamal Haasan spoke about his views about marriage.
The legendary actor said his friend and MP John Brittas had quizzed him about marriage. “Around 10-15 years ago, Brittas asked me, ‘how did you get married twice? You are from a very good family.’ He asked me in front of a bunch of college students. Brittas is actually a good friend of mine. I told him ‘What does being from a good family have to do with marriage?’.”
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“Brittas further said ‘You pray to Lord Rama and you must live the way he lived.’ I told him, ‘First of all, I don’t pray. Secondly, I don’t follow the path of Rama. I will follow his father’s (Dasharatha) path’,” leaving the crowd in splits.
Thug Life, which has music from A R Rahman, is set to hit the screens on June 05, 2025. Trisha was last seen in Ajith Kumar’s blockbuster film Good Bad Ugly, directed by Adhik Ravichandran. She featured in a dance number in Vijay’s GOAT: The Greatest of All Time, directed by Venkat Prabhu.
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