According to reports, the 39-year-old actor portrays a police officer in surya Vangala's Telugu-language television series. Soon, "Brinda" will launch on a well-known streaming service, but it suddenly appears that may not happen. Krishnan's most recent appearance was in "Ponniyin Selvan: I," the masterpiece of filmmaker Mani Ratnam. Her forthcoming films include "The Road," "Ram," and "Sathuranga Vettai 2" with Arvind Swamy.
There have been a few hot and intimate scenes of trisha in the web series and now after regaining some momentum with PS-1, trisha feels her glamour show is unnecessary right now and the web series is said to be scrapped. trisha krishnan, on the other hand, revealed on tuesday that filming for her first OTT series, "Brinda," was complete. The "Ponniyin Selvan: I" star uploaded a picture from the set of the show along with the news on Instagram.
Actress trisha krishnan claims that screen time is unimportant when working on a mani ratnam film because the master director displays all of his characters in a "impactful" way. Ratnam and trisha initially collaborated on the critically praised film "Aayutha Ezhuthu" in 2004. Together again for the landmark film "Ponniyin Selvan-I," in which she plays Chola princess Kundavai. Earlier period dramas, such the "KGF" series, "RRR," and "Baahubali" films by SS Rajamouli, received criticism for giving women characters too little screen time.
There have been a few hot and intimate scenes of trisha in the web series and now after regaining some momentum with PS-1, trisha feels her glamour show is unnecessary right now and the web series is said to be scrapped. trisha krishnan, on the other hand, revealed on tuesday that filming for her first OTT series, "Brinda," was complete. The "Ponniyin Selvan: I" star uploaded a picture from the set of the show along with the news on Instagram.
Actress trisha krishnan claims that screen time is unimportant when working on a mani ratnam film because the master director displays all of his characters in a "impactful" way. Ratnam and trisha initially collaborated on the critically praised film "Aayutha Ezhuthu" in 2004. Together again for the landmark film "Ponniyin Selvan-I," in which she plays Chola princess Kundavai. Earlier period dramas, such the "KGF" series, "RRR," and "Baahubali" films by SS Rajamouli, received criticism for giving women characters too little screen time.
