For years, rumours have circulated that two of the biggest South Indian actresses, Trisha Krishnan and Nayanthara, were once friends but had a falling out that left them in rough waters. What started over an alleged issue with the film ‘Kuruvi’ turned into something more. However, the two stars have time and time again clarified that their bond is stronger than ever.
When Trisha Krishnan talked about Nayanthara’s feud
In an old interview with Indiaglitz, the famed ‘Thug Life’ star had clarified that there was never any kind of feud between the two of them. She opened up about the matter at the time and stated that most of the ‘so-called’ issues that were spreading around were media-made. On top of that, she even mentioned how her fellow actress has been in the industry for a decade now, and that she and Nayanthara “had a small fallout due to personal reasons and mutual friends, but we never fought.”In another interview, Nayanthara also commented on the ongoing rumours at the time about her and Trisha having a fallout. As quoted by The Indian Express, she had stated that a lot of problems often stem from the fact that she does not like to give interviews, and only gives them when she feels that there is something to be said.Other than that, she had mentioned, “In this case, I came across articles about catfights between Trisha and me, with respect to competition, and other problems… but there was nothing. At least nothing that needed to make it to the papers.”
Trisha Krishnan and Nayanthara squash decade-long rumours of a feud
Earlier this year, in January, the duo yet again proved to the world that they are, in fact, good friends, and that the so-called feud is a thing of the past. In a joint post made on their Instagram accounts, the duo had posted their photos, which were taken on a yacht trip in Dubai.The two stood side by side as the sun set behind them, offering a beautiful glow as they matched in all-black outfits. The photos ended up going viral at the time, and left many in relief that the two of them are on good terms.