Is there a cold war brewing between Nayanthara and Trisha? Some say Trisha is a step ahead of Nayan in this race. Are Nayan's strict conditions turning into blessings for Trisha? Let's dig deeper into what's happening between these two stars.
After crossing 40, Trisha seems to have entered her golden era. Before COVID-19, she had few opportunities, and many thought her career was over. At one point, she was even ready for marriage. However, things took a surprising turn, and now Trisha is doing 10 movies at once. She's acting in Telugu movies, including a film with Chiranjeevi titled "Vishwambhara."
Trisha is reportedly earning over 6 crores per movie and up to 10 crores for "Vishwambhara." At the same time, opportunities meant for Nayanthara are also going to Trisha. The reason? Nayanthara often has issues with promotions and dates, while Trisha is known for being flexible and following the producers' instructions, which is working in her favor.
After "Jawan," Nayanthara hasn’t been focusing much on South Indian films. She’s also known for high remuneration demands, which are hard for many producers to meet. Meanwhile, Trisha is busy taking up both female-oriented and mainstream roles, and her comparatively lower fees are making her more attractive to filmmakers.
Nayanthara's disadvantages are turning into advantages for Trisha. Nayan’s focus on female-oriented roles and high remuneration demands are limiting her opportunities, while Trisha’s flexibility and broader role selection are keeping her in high demand.
