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Trisha Krishnan isn't holding back. While her performance in Good Bad Ugly continues to earn rave reviews, the actress took a bold stand against online trolls in a powerful Instagram post. Trisha Krishnan is clearly in no mood to tolerate toxicity—online or off-screen.
The celebrated actress, who is currently basking in praise for her riveting performance in Adhik Ravichandran’s Good Bad Ugly, recently took to Instagram to share a cryptic yet powerful message directed at online hate-mongers. While the Tamil action-drama continues to receive a wave of positive reviews, Trisha used her platform to address a more troubling pattern: the rise of anonymous negativity on social media. Through her Instagram stories, she called out individuals who hide behind screens to spread falsehoods and malice, questioning their motives and mental peace.
“Toxic people, do you guys live or sleep well?" she wrote. “Does sitting on social media and posting nonsensical stuff about others really make your day? I really feel terrible for you guys—and the people you live with or are surrounded by." The post, while not naming anyone specifically, sent a loud and clear message: Trisha refuses to let trolls define her narrative.
But if the naysayers thought a few nasty comments would slow her down, they clearly underestimated her. Ahead of the film’s release, the Vidaamuyarchi star dropped a series of mesmerizing BTS photos from the sets of Good Bad Ugly, offering fans a sneak peek into her character Ramya—an enigmatic force who blends elegance with quiet intensity. Dressed in dramatic costumes and bathed in evocative lighting, Trisha’s portrayal has already sparked conversations, with many calling it one of her most captivating looks in recent memory.
Interestingly, Good Bad Ugly also marks Trisha’s second collaboration with Ajith Kumar this year, following the much-talked-about Vidaamuyarchi, which saw the duo’s on-screen chemistry win over fans and critics alike. With GBU, the dynamic pair continues to enthrall audiences, bringing fresh energy to Tamil cinema’s evolving action landscape. Professionally, Trisha seems unstoppable.
She has a packed slate of upcoming films that place her right at the heart of South Indian cinema’s most anticipated projects. She is all set to star opposite Kamal Haasan in Thug Life, helmed by the legendary Mani Ratnam, which has already generated massive buzz. She’ll also share screen space with megastar Chiranjeevi in the fantasy-actioner Vishwambhara—a pairing fans are eagerly looking forward to.
And in another exciting reunion, Trisha is teaming up with Suriya for RJ Balaji’s directorial venture, Suriya45..
