Trisha Krishnan completed her schooling at Sacred Heart Matriculation School, Church Park, Chennai. She then sought after a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Ethiraj College for Women. Before venturing into acting, she enjoyed victory in modeling, winning titles such as Miss Salem and Miss Chennai.

Full Name: Trisha Krishnan
Nickname: Honey
Date of Birth: May 4, 1983 (Age 41)
Personal Details:

• Education: Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
• Religion: Hinduism
• Nationality: Indian
• Profession: Actress
• Birthplace: Madras (now Chennai), Tamil Nadu, India

Physical Attributes:

• Height: 5 feet 5 inches
• Weight: Approx. 52 kg
• Body Measurements: 33-25-34 inches
• Eye Color: Brown
• Hair Color: Black

Family Background:

• Father: Krishnan Iyer
• Mother: Uma Krishnan Iyer
• Marital Status: Single

Favorites:

• Colors: Black, White
• Food: Brown rice and chicken curry
• Actresses: Julia Roberts, Jennifer Lawrence, Manisha Koirala, Simran
• Actors: Tom Hanks, Salman Khan

Personal Life:

Trisha lives in Chennai with her mother and grandma. Her father passed absent in 2012. She talks a few dialects, counting English, Hindi, Tamil, and French, and is a vegan. Her mother, Uma Krishnan, frequently goes with her to film shoots and occasions. In spite of getting acting offers, Uma chose to center on supporting Trisha’s career. Trisha has regularly communicated that her mother is her fundamental source of quality. In January 2015, Trisha got locked in to businessman Varun Manian, but the engagement finished in May 2015.

Film Career:

Trisha Krishnan Birthday 2024: From 'Ghilli' to 'Ponniyin Selvan', movies that formed the actress' career

Early Career (1999–2003):
Trisha begun her acting career with a little part in the 1999 film Jodi, where she played the companion of Simran’s character. In spite of the fact that her to begin with critical part was in Lesa Lesa (2003), her breakthrough came with the film Saamy (2003), in which she featured inverse Vikram. Her part as a Brahmin college understudy gotten positive audits, and her following film Enakku 20 Unakku 18 (2003), in spite of the fact that not a commercial hit, encouraged her career due to its well known soundtrack.

Rise to Fame (2004–2008):
Trisha's make a big appearance in Telugu cinema came in 2004 with the film Varsham, which brought her broad acknowledgment. Her execution was well-received, and she got to be a sought-after performing artist in both Tamil and Telugu cinema. That same year, she featured inverse Vijay in the Tamil film Ghilli, which cemented her status as a driving performing artist. In 2005, she co-starred with Mahesh Babu in Athadu, another fruitful film. In spite of misfortunes with a few movies in 2008, her execution in the Telugu motion picture Krishna was a major success.
Trisha Krishnan: Five well known parts played by the actress

Continued Victory (2009–2017):
In 2009, Trisha played a critical part in the Tamil sentimental show Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, which was a major box-office victory. In 2015, she showed up in a few effective movies, counting Yennai Arindhaal with Ajith Kumar and Thoongavanam with Kamal Haasan.

Recent Work (2018–Present):
Trisha’s part in the 2016 political dramatization Kodi nearby Dhanush was both fundamentally and commercially effective. In 2022, she featured in Ponniyin Selvan: I as Kundavai, accepting far reaching laud. She reprised this part in the 2023 spin-off Ponniyin Selvan: II. Up and coming ventures incorporate the film Leo, planned for discharge on October 19, 2023, and other movies such as Smash, The Street, and Sathuranga Vettai 2.

Controversies:

The Suchi Spills outrage included the discharge of private photographs and recordings of a few celebrities, counting Trisha. These spills driven to rumors approximately her connections with performing artists like Rana Daggubati, Dhanush, and Anirudh.

PETA Discussion (2010):
As a brand envoy for PETA in South India, Trisha confronted backfire amid the pro-Jallikattu challenges, as numerous individuals accepted her affiliation with PETA restricted Tamil social practices.

Social Work:
In 2017, Trisha was designated as a UNICEF celebrity advocate, making her the to begin with South Indian performing artist to get this acknowledgment. In this part, she advances child rights and advocates against issues such as child marriage, child labor, and manhandle, especially centering on the needs of youthful young ladies in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.