Trisha Krishnan visited actor-politician Vijay's residence in Chennai on Monday, as his party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) took a commanding lead in the Tamil Nadu Assembly Election 2026 trends. With TVK inching closer to forming the government, celebrations erupted across the state.
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Vijay's TVK has emerged as a formidable force in Tamil Nadu politics. Party workers gathered in large numbers outside Vijay's residence, waving flags, distributing sweets, and dancing to his popular song 'Whistle Podu'. Family members also joined the celebrations.
A Visit That Brings Back 'Leo' and Beyond
Trisha's visit sparked nostalgia around her long-standing association with Vijay. The duo reunited on screen in the film Leo after a gap of 15 years, reminding fans of their iconic pairing. During a press conference, Trisha had spoken fondly about working with him again, saying, "Vijay... it was like meeting a school friend again after a long time. There was the same comfort, love, and friendship. In my 20-year career, the most long-term journey I had with a co-star was with Vijay. They say home is not a place, but a person."
She described the shoot as effortless and enjoyable, adding, "Leo set was like that. I used to tell Lokesh, 'It doesn't feel like work – we all work much.' But we were… it felt like a vacation." Vijay also praised her journey, saying, "It's not easy for a young actress to stay at the top for 20 years, but Trisha did it with energy and beauty. She is our princess Kundavai. Best wishes to her."
Throwback to a Candid Moment
In an old interview from the show Coffee With Anu, Trisha opened up about Vijay's quiet nature on set. While the rest of the team bonded, Vijay often sat alone, immersed in his thoughts. She admitted that his silence was something she found "annoying" at times, as it made him seem inaccessible. Vijay responded calmly, saying he was usually thinking about the scene—before returning to silence.
Party workers continue to celebrate the election trends, with TVK leading over DMK and AIADMK. In West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee lags behind Suvendu Adhikari in Bhabanipur, while the BJP may oust Mamata in Bengal but retain Assam. The election results have reshaped the political landscape across states.
