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Trisha Krishnan is a famous Indian actress.

Trisha Krishnan 2010 - still 111343 crop
Trisha Krishnan 2010 - still 111343 crop

She works mostly in Tamil and Telugu films. People often call her the "Queen of South India." She has had a successful career for over twenty years.

Trisha first became known through beauty pageants. She won Miss Chennai in 1999. She also won the Miss India 2001 "Beautiful Smile" award. At first, she wanted to study psychology. She even took summer classes to finish college while she was acting.

Trisha at Celebrity Cricket League, 2014
Trisha at Celebrity Cricket League, 2014

Trisha has acted in many different types of stories. She has starred in romantic dramas and action movies. She also appeared in historical dramas like Ponniyin Selvan.

Tisha Krishnan at PS1 pre release event (4)
Tisha Krishnan at PS1 pre release event (4)

Her film Leo is her biggest hit so far.

She has won many important prizes for her skill. These include five Filmfare Awards South and a Nandi Award. Critics often praise her acting. They say she has a great presence on screen. She has even acted in Hindi, Kannada, and Malayalam films.

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Trisha at Celebrity Cricket League, 2014.jpg
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Tisha Krishnan at PS1 pre release event (4).jpg
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Trisha at World Children's Day Press Meet.png
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