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BackTrisha’s old ‘CM’ remark resurfaces after Vijay’s big win
Trisha’s old ‘CM’ remark resurfaces after Vijay’s big win
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Times of India5/5/2026General2 min readIndia

Trisha’s old ‘CM’ remark resurfaces after Vijay’s big win

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As South actor Thalapathy Vijay’s election victory continues to turn heads across Tamil Nadu, an old interview clip of actress Trisha Krishnan has resurfaced and gone viral on social media. In the 2004 video, Trisha was seen talking in a fun and lighthearted way about the possibility of becoming a chief minister in the future. The actress, who was then enjoying massive success in cinema, made the statement jokingly during a casual interaction. As the clip circulated again, many fans began sharing it widely across social media platforms. The video has become a nostalgic talking point among cinema lovers and longtime fans of the actress.

Trisha’s fun throwback statement creates buzz among fans

In the old interview, Trisha Krishnan laughingly said, “Maybe I will become a chief minister in the next 10 years. First vote for me and make me win, then I will tell you the rest.” The statement was clearly made humorously, but fans are now revisiting it with excitement years later. Many users online are sharing memes, funny edits, and nostalgic posts based on the actress’s old comment. Several fans also pointed out how confidently and playfully Trisha spoke during interviews, even in the early stages of her career. The clip has especially become popular among younger audiences, seeing the interview for the first time.

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Even after more than two decades in cinema, Trisha Krishnan remains one of the most loved stars in South Indian cinema. As regards romantic dramas or action entertainers, the actress has developed a loyal fan base through her notable characters in romantic dramas and action entertainers over the years. Trisha is excitedly awaiting the release of 'Karuppu,' her movie with Suriya, which is their first film together since 'Aaru.' Directed by R. J. Balaji, the film is scheduled for release on May 14 and has already created strong buzz among fans. Her recent appearances, interviews, and public events also regularly become viral topics online, showing her continued popularity across generations.

Fans celebrate the nostalgic side of Trisha’s viral video

Social media users have been reacting warmly to the old video, with many calling it “cute,” “funny,” and “timeless.” Several fans said the clip reminded them of the golden era of Tamil cinema interviews and television shows. While many humorous discussions are happening online around the video, fans are mainly enjoying it as a nostalgic throwback to Trisha Krishnan’s early career days. The actress herself has not reacted to the trending clip yet, but the video continues to gain attention across fan pages and entertainment platforms.

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