King, starring Nagarjuna and Trisha, directed by Srinu Vaitla and produced by D. Sivaprasada Reddy under Kamakshi Kala Movies banner

Nagarjuna is an actor whose expertise in portraying class as well as mass characters is wide known. 'King' is an apt fuel for his demeanor and bought out his versatility thoroughly in a single movie. As Bottu Seenu, he appeases the masses and the software engineer Sharath looks smart and elegant. Adding to the splendor is the 'King' Raja Chandra Varma who looks quite royal and impressive. His performance is laudable in all the three characters with his very own disparate style. In a scene, the soul of King lands into Bottu Seenu. Nagarjuna has displayed an extraordinary performance in this area with her slick acting skills. After a long gap, the audience did get to see vibrant steps in his dance moves.

Trisha is acting for the first time with Nagarjuna as his heroine (actually, the heroine for all the three Nag's). She has delivered a notable performance as Srihari's sister. Mamtha Mohandas has brilliantly etched herself in the character of Pooja, which has some negative shades.

Trisha Foundation, an arm of Trisha Fans Association, will be organizing a mega function at Adyar Cancer Institute, Chennai. Trisha will watch her latest release 'Abhiyum Nannum' with the children affected by cancer. The movie is about the lovely relationship shared between father and daughter given life by Prakashraj and Trisha. Directed by Radha Mohan and produced by Duet Movies.

Actress Trisha has the reputation of continually getting into and out of many rumours. The latest rumour doing rounds in Kollywood is that Trisha and actor Vishal are very much in love and are planning to get married very soon.

Trisha has refused rumours that she was in love with Vishal and has reiterated the known fact that they were just close friends. She has further stated that she is hardly perturbed by these rumours and has learnt to live with them.