Thalapathy Vijay & Trisha Krishnan To Go The Dileep-Kavya Way? Internet Is Rife With Speculations: The Tamil cinema fans are now busy discussing the latest scandal in town, the real-life romance of the Ghilli star pair. Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha Krishnan recently made their first public appearance together, amidst the ongoing rumours on their secret affair.
As you may know, the rumours on Vijay and Trisha’s relationship have doing rounds from quite sometime. But, they strengthened after the Jana Nayagan star’s wife, Sangeetha Sornalingam filed for divorce, alleging infidelity and cruelty. Now, the cinephiles, especially the Malayali audiences, think that Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha Krishnan might go the Dileep-Kavya Madhavan way, soon.
Thalapathy Vijay & Trisha Krishnan To Go The Dileep-Kavya Way?
The netizens are left in shock when Thalapathy Vijay arrived at the wedding reception of Kalpathi S Suresh and Meenakshi Suresh’s son, with his rumoured lady love Trisha Krishnan. Not even the loyal fans were expecting the TVK Chief to make such a bold move, considering the upcoming Tamil Nadu elections. However, the Jana Nayagan star arrived with his rumoured lady love, and the netizens are now considering this an official confirmation on their relationship.
Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha Krishnan’s fans and followers, especially the Malayali cinephiles, are now busy drawing parallels between the Leo pair and their famous star couple, Dileep and Kavya Madhavan. They believe that the couples’ journeys in both the films and their personal lives, are quite similar. This has also led them to believe that Vijay might marry Trisha, soon after he legally parts ways with wife Sangeetha Sornalingam.
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