Trisha Krishnan, popularly known as Trisha, is a prominent Indian actress who has predominantly worked in Tamil and Telugu cinema. Known for her versatile acting skills and captivating screen presence, Trisha has carved a niche for herself in the Indian film industry. This article jumps into her age, family background, celebrated film career, and biography.

Age
Born on May 4, 1983, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Trisha Krishnan is as of presently 41 years old. Her energetic appearance and lively persona have made her a favorite among fans over generations.

Family Background
Trisha hails from a Tamil family in Chennai. Her father, Krishnan, was a General Manager at a five-star hotel in Hyderabad, and her mother, Uma Krishnan, is a homemaker. Trisha shares a close bond with her mother, who has been a pillar of support all through her career. She has frequently credited her mother for her success, expressing that she has been instrumental in overseeing her career and personal life.

Early Life and Education
Trisha completed her schooling at Sacred Heart Matriculation School in Chennai and a while later pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) at Ethiraj College for Ladies in Chennai. During her college days, Trisha taken part in a few beauty pageants and won the Miss Chennai title in 1999. This recognition opened the doors to the entertainment industry.

Movie Career
Trisha's travel in the film industry begun with modeling and appearing up in tv commercials. Her make a enormous appearance in the Tamil film industry was checked by a supporting portion in the film "Jodi" (1999). In any case, her to begin with lead part came with the film "Mounam Pesiyadhe" (2002), inverse Suriya, which built up her as a promising actress.

Trisha's breakthrough came with the on a very basic level acclaimed film "Saamy" (2003), where she included converse Vikram. The film's triumph catapulted her to notoriety, and she some time recently long got to be one of the most sought-after performing specialists in Tamil cinema. Her execution in motion pictures like "Ghilli" (2004), "Varsham" (2004), and "Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana" (2005) gotten distant coming to acknowledgment and cemented her position in the industry.