dailyloe.com – Trisha Krishnan and Suriya are reuniting for the film Karuppu, directed by RJ Balaji. Recently, Trisha expressed frustration about being excluded from promotional materials for the film. She humorously acknowledged forgetting her involvement due to the lack of promotion.
Aditi Ravindranath, the executive producer of Navarasa, supported Trisha’s concerns. She remarked on the misogyny present in the situation surrounding Trisha’s sidelining by the film’s team. Fans rallied behind Trisha, decrying the treatment she received.
One user on X (formerly Twitter) criticized the perceived misogyny in the film industry. The user stated, “Whatever their other issues may be, men are never sidelined from their own projects!” Trisha reposted this comment, agreeing with the sentiment.
After stating she did not receive an invitation to the audio launch for Karuppu, Trisha faced backlash from some of Suriya’s fans. They questioned the authenticity of her claims regarding exclusion. In response, she posted evidence of her prior attendance at various film events, highlighting her commitment to promoting her films.
The first look of Trisha from Karuppu was recently released, showing her as a lawyer in a courtroom. She is also depicted dancing in a green saree. Fans expressed surprise at her appearance, commenting on her youthful look and reflecting on past collaborations with Suriya.
One fan’s post prompted Trisha to acknowledge her own surprise about her involvement in the film. She remarked, “Thank you. Even I forgot,” indicating her feelings about the lack of promotion.
Another user criticized Trisha’s sarcastic remarks about the audio launch. Trisha humorously replied, “Guess my invite got lost in the mail :)” The audio launch for Karuppu took place on April 26 in Chennai.
Trisha and Suriya had previously worked together in films like Mounam Pesiyadhe, Aayutha Ezhuthu, and Aaru. Karuppu is scheduled for theatrical release on May 14.
