While many actresses in the industry are doing one or two films a year, some are still making waves with multiple projects. Star heroines like Pooja Hegde, Tamannaah, and Samantha entertained audiences with consecutive releases but have since reduced their workload to only one or two films. In contrast, younger actresses like Srileela and Kriti Shetty were initially busy with back-to-back films, impressing audiences with their charm and acting skills. However, following some flops, their pace slowed down. But now, one heroine is set to take the industry by storm, and her name is none other than the evergreen Trisha.
Although not a new face in the industry, Trisha has remained a busy and sought-after actress, working across multiple languages, including Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam. In 2025, Trisha is all set to break records with a lineup of six films, a combination of big-budget projects with renowned heroes. The excitement around her return to the spotlight is palpable as she gears up to dominate the box office with simultaneous releases.
In 2024, Trisha didn’t have a single release, though she appeared in a special song in the Vijay-starrer Goat. However, her 2025 slate is packed with highly anticipated films. She will first appear in Vidamuyarchi with Ajith, directed by Miz Thirumeni. Alongside this, she will be seen in Good Bad Ugly, another project with Ajith, directed by Adhik Ravichandran and produced by Mythri Movie Makers, the same production house behind Pushpa. Trisha will also share screen space with Kamal Haasan in Thug Life, directed by Mani Ratnam, making it another massive collaboration for her. Additionally, she stars in Surya 45 and in Vishwambhara, which features Megastar Chiranjeevi in a key role. Finally, Trisha is also signed on for Identity, a Malayalam film with Tovino Thomas.
Trisha’s impressive comeback to the limelight with a variety of roles across languages is a testament to her enduring popularity. With these six major projects lined up for 2025, her fanbase is eagerly awaiting to see her once again take center stage in both the South Indian and Pan-India film industries.