South actress Trisha Krishnan once again grabbed headlines after her reaction to a fan mentioning Tamil superstar and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay during a public appearance in Chennai. A video of the moment has gone viral on social media and sparked fresh discussion about the rumored relationship between the two stars.

The incident took place on Friday evening when Trisha attended the screening of her newly released film ‘Karuppu’ in Chennai. Director RJ Balaji and actor Karthi were also present at the event. After the screening ended, Trisha stepped out of the theatre and headed toward her car while fans gathered outside to greet her and take videos.

Trisha appeared in a casual look wearing a black T-shirt and blue jeans. She smiled and waved at fans while sitting inside her car. During this moment, one fan loudly shouted, “Please tell Thalapathy that I asked about him.” The fan was referring to actor-turned-politician Vijay, who is popularly known as Thalapathy among his supporters.

As soon as she heard Vijay’s name, Trisha smiled shyly and responded with “Kandipa,” which means “definitely” in Tamil. Soon after giving the reply, she lowered her head and appeared visibly embarrassed while looking at her phone. Her reaction quickly became the highlight of the evening, and clips of the interaction started circulating widely online.

Fans on social media described her reaction as “cute” and “adorable,” while many users linked the moment to the ongoing rumors about Vijay and Trisha’s relationship. Over the past several months, speculation regarding the two celebrities has continued to dominate entertainment headlines in Tamil cinema circles.

Although neither Vijay nor Trisha has publicly confirmed any relationship, their repeated appearances together at important occasions have fueled gossip among fans and media outlets. Recently, Trisha was also seen attending Vijay’s swearing-in ceremony after he became the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. During the ceremony, she reportedly met Vijay’s family members and warmly greeted his mother, which further intensified rumors surrounding the pair.

Earlier this month, Trisha was also spotted visiting Vijay’s residence in Neelankarai on the day election results were announced. Interestingly, the same day also marked Trisha’s 43rd birthday. According to reports, she first visited a temple before arriving at Vijay’s home. Photos and videos from the visit quickly went viral across social media platforms.

Another development that attracted public attention was the special permission granted for morning screenings of Trisha’s latest film ‘Karuppu.’ Reports suggested that the Tamil Nadu government approved a 9 AM special screening for the film despite restrictions on early morning shows in the state over the last few years. Since Vijay currently serves as the Chief Minister, social media users linked the approval decision to Trisha, although no official connection was established.

Meanwhile, Trisha’s film ‘Karuppu’ released in theatres on May 15 and has generated strong buzz among audiences. The actress has received praise for her performance, and the film’s promotions have been widely discussed online. Her appearance at the Chennai screening was part of the film’s promotional activities.

Trisha remains one of the most successful actresses in South Indian cinema and continues to enjoy massive popularity even after more than two decades in the industry. She has worked with several top stars including Vijay multiple times in her career. Their on-screen chemistry has always been appreciated by fans, which is another reason why rumors about their personal relationship frequently gain attention.

On the other hand, Vijay has been one of the biggest names in Tamil cinema before entering full-time politics. His decision to join politics and later become the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu significantly increased public interest in his personal life as well. Every public appearance involving Vijay now receives massive media coverage.

Discussions about Vijay’s personal life have also remained in the spotlight because of reports regarding his marriage with Sangeetha Sornalingam. Vijay married Sangeetha in 1999, and the couple has two children named Jason Sanjay and Divya Sasha. However, reports about marital issues and legal proceedings involving the couple have surfaced in recent months.

According to media reports, Sangeetha allegedly mentioned extra-marital affair concerns in her divorce-related filings, though no individual was directly named in those reports. These developments further intensified online speculation linking Vijay and Trisha. However, both stars have chosen not to address such rumors publicly.

Despite constant speculation, neither Vijay nor Trisha has made any official statement regarding their relationship status. Close associates of both celebrities have also avoided commenting on the matter. Still, every public interaction between them continues to attract enormous attention from fans and entertainment media.

The latest viral moment from the ‘Karuppu’ screening once again demonstrated the intense curiosity surrounding the two stars. Trisha’s brief but shy response to the fan’s comment became enough to dominate social media discussions within hours.

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BJP scripts history in Bengal, TVK stuns Tamil Nadu as Left’s last bastion falls

In a seismic shift for Indian politics, the BJP has secured a landmark victory in West Bengal while actor Vijay’s TVK ended the decades-long DMK-AIADMK duopoly in Tamil Nadu; meanwhile, the Congress-led UDF reclaimed Kerala, effectively wiping the Left off India’s administrative map.

The political landscape of India underwent a radical transformation on Monday as assembly election results for five states delivered a series of historic firsts and stunning upsets. The most significant headline emerged from West Bengal, where the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) breached the "fortress of the East," ending Mamata Banerjee’s 15-year reign. In the South, actor Thalapathy Vijay’s debutant Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) emerged as the single largest party, while the Left Democratic Front (LDF) was ousted from its final stronghold in Kerala.

Saffron surge in West Bengal

The BJP’s rise in West Bengal is being viewed as one of the most dramatic electoral climbs in recent history, jumping from just 3 seats a decade ago to a commanding 206 seats in the 293-member house. The Trinamool Congress (TMC), led by Mamata Banerjee, saw its strike rate plummet to 27.6%, managing only 81 seats.

The defeat was personal for the Chief Minister, as Banerjee herself lost her seat along with 12 senior cabinet ministers. "I was pushed and beaten," Banerjee told reporters at the Bhowanipore counting center, reflecting the bitter nature of the contest. This victory marks the first time since 1972 that the same party will hold power both in Kolkata and at the Centre.

The Vijay factor in Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu witnessed a political earthquake of a different kind. Two-year-old TVK, led by actor Vijay, secured 108 seats, more than the combined tally of the DMK (59) and AIADMK (47). This result shatters a 59-year-old tradition where power only alternated between the two Dravidian giants.

While Chief Minister M.K. Stalin’s son, Udhayanidhi, managed to retain his seat, the DMK saw 15 ministers lose their mandates. Vijay, appearing on his balcony to a sea of supporters, thanked the electorate for a "new era" in Tamil politics. The BJP, despite an aggressive campaign, remained a marginal player in the state, winning only one seat.

End of Left rule in India

In Kerala, the "God’s Own Country" followed its tradition of rotating power, but with a more permanent consequence this time. The Congress-led UDF returned to power after 10 years, defeating Pinarayi Vijayan’s LDF. With this loss, the Left has no government left in any Indian state, a historic low for the movement that once dominated several regions.

The UDF’s victory has triggered a race for the Chief Minister’s chair, with names like V.D. Satheesan and K.C. Venugopal doing the rounds. The LDF’s defeat was comprehensive, with 13 out of 21 ministers failing to hold their constituencies.

Assam’s hat-trick and Puducherry’s return

Assam provided a stable contrast to the upheavals elsewhere. The Himanta Biswa Sarma-led BJP government secured a third consecutive term, winning 82 seats. In a rare feat, not a single sitting minister of the BJP government lost their election. The party’s strategy in Upper Assam and the Barak Valley resulted in a near-clean sweep, leaving the Congress confined largely to Lower Assam.

In the Union Territory of Puducherry, N. Rangasamy is set to become Chief Minister for the fifth time. His party, the AINRC, maintained its dominance in Central and South Puducherry, securing a 75% strike rate in the seats it contested.

Strategic shifts and voter dynamics

The BJP’s Bengal victory is being attributed to a massive grassroots operation. Home Minister Amit Shah reportedly camped in the state for 15 days, overseeing the 'Panna Pramukh' strategy. Data also suggests a significant impact from the Special Information Report (SIR) process, which saw the removal of approximately 91 lakh voters from the lists.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who addressed workers at the Delhi headquarters wearing a traditional Bengali kurta-dhoti, had a strike rate of 76% in the seats where he held rallies. The party’s promise to implement the 7th Pay Commission and increase welfare benefits proved to be a decisive factor in swaying the electorate.

The road ahead for new governments

As the dust settles, the focus shifts to government formation. In Bengal, the BJP faces the "problem of plenty" regarding its CM face, with names like Suvendu Adhikari and Sukanta Majumdar under discussion. There is also strong speculation that the party might appoint its first woman Chief Minister in the state.

In Tamil Nadu, Vijay’s TVK will now have to transition from a fan-led movement to a governing body, facing a depleted but experienced opposition. For the Congress in Kerala, the challenge will be to manage internal coalition dynamics while navigating the state's fiscal hurdles.