Victory is not a person's property ? Trisha

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  • jayafaizal
    Weindianvip
    • Sep 2006
    • 1112

    Victory is not a person's property ? Trisha

    The pretty Trisha, who will wow even the most intellectual of people has a few opinions of her own, especially when it comes to success.



    "In cinema, one needs talent as well as luck. This is like the 2 oxen that pull a bullock cart. We would have acted with great dedication in a film with a good story, but the film may not do well. That time, we would be labeled as an unlucky actress and cast aside.


    In the event that our film is a hit, people would even consider it a prestige to talk to us.How many ever hits one gives, a single flop can make one's market slide. That is cinema. So, victory or failure does not belong to any one person. Like the air around us, success or failure belongs to every human being.


    I am now acting in'Kireetam,''Bhima' and'Sathyam' as well as the Telugu film'Aadavari Maatalukku Arthale Verule' directed by Selvaraghavan.


    There are many opportunities coming my way but I intend to accept only those roles that will display my talent," said Trisha.


    She has a point.
  • sparrow
    • Dec 2006
    • 3974

    #2
    thanx for the news
    Never regret a day in your life. Good days give you happiness; bad days give you experiences; both are essential to life-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

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    • Samanthajones
      • Sep 2006
      • 5008

      #3
      indeed she has a point!!..she is a smart actress!!!
      ~Samanthajones~

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