'Want to become CM of Tamil Nadu, Wait &..': Trisha Krishnan's old clip amid Thalapathy Vijay's win goes VIRAL

A throwback moment featuring Trisha Krishnan has unexpectedly found its way back into public conversation, drawing widespread attention online. The clip, dating back to the early phase of her career, has resurfaced at a time when discussions around cinema and politics in Tamil Nadu are once again dominating headlines. Interestingly, the renewed buzz coincides with the actor’s 43rd birthday on May 4, adding to the visibility of the video across social media platforms.

The footage comes from a 2004 interaction that originally aired on Sun TV. At that stage, Trisha was still establishing herself in the film industry, having appeared in only a handful of projects. Despite being relatively new, she appeared confident and candid during the conversation, which is perhaps why the clip continues to resonate even years later.

What has caught everyone’s attention is a remark she made during the interview when asked about her aspirations. In a light and cheerful tone, she said, “I want to become the CM of Tamil Nadu. Honestly! Wait and watch; You will see in 10 years...” The statement, though clearly delivered in a playful spirit, has now taken on a new layer of interest given the current political climate in the state.

The interaction did not stop there. When the interviewer followed up by asking what her plans would be after stepping into politics, she responded with a smile, “First, you all vote and elect me, then I’ll tell you.” The exchange highlighted her spontaneous personality and sense of humor, which fans have often appreciated over the years.

The timing of the clip’s resurgence is particularly noteworthy. Politics and cinema have long shared a close relationship in Tamil Nadu, and that connection is once again in focus due to recent developments. Actor turned politician Vijay and his party Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam have been making headlines amid the ongoing Tamil Nadu Assembly elections results. Reports of strong performance trends have kept the party in the spotlight, further fueling conversations that link film personalities with political ambitions.

Adding to this context, Trisha was recently seen visiting Vijay at his residence, which has also drawn public curiosity. Earlier the same day, she had visited the Sri Venkateswara Swamy Temple to offer prayers.

While the old interview was never meant to be taken seriously, its reappearance has sparked fresh discussions about the longstanding overlap between entertainment and politics in the region. For many, it serves as a reminder of how even casual remarks from the past can gain new relevance when circumstances change.