Trisha Krishnan
Trisha Krishnan Closes Out Karuppu's Historic Run
2026's highest-grossing Tamil film wraps with her name on the poster, extending a comeback that started with Ponniyin Selvan.
Bolly BourseAs Karuppu closes its run as Kollywood's tenth highest-grossing film ever, Trisha Krishnan's name sits on the poster of 2026's biggest Tamil hit, another marker in a second act that has been steadily rebuilding since Ponniyin Selvan.
Her career arc over the last three years is one of the more interesting studies in Tamil cinema: a lead actress who stepped back from the industry's commercial mainstream for years, and returned to find herself more in demand than before she left.
Opposite Suriya in a role that required both comic timing and gravity, she held her own in a film built around a deity-in-disguise premise that could easily have sidelined its female lead. It did not.
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