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Trisha Krishnan rubbishes her marriage rumours, says ‘Keep calm and stop rumouring’
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September 22, 2023
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2:12Now PlayingTrisha Krishnan is currently having a good run at the films with two back to back hits in the ‘Ponniyin Selvan’ franchise. Some reports in the recent past also claimed that the actress is now planning to get married. Rumours were rife on social media that Trisha is in a relationship with a Malayalam film producer and will be tying the knot with him soon. However, the ‘Khatta Meetha’ actress has quashed all the speculations in her latest post on X, previously known as Twitter. Taking to the micro-blogging site, she wrote ‘DEAR “YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND YOUR TEAM”, “KEEP CALM AND STOP RUMOURING” CHEERS!’ Several netizens responded to Trisha’s post and penned their reactions in the reply section. A user wrote, ‘What a reply! RUMOUR DISMISSED! The rumour has been spread by the PR of someone who's jealous of #Trisha's successful run and upcoming projects’, whereas another one commented, ‘Haha how many times now? This must be the 100th time you are quashing marriage rumours’. Meanwhile on the work front, Trisha will be next seen in Lokesh Kanagraj’s ‘Leo’ starring Thalapathy Vijay. The film which is set to release on October 19 also stars Sanjay Dutt. She was also rumoured to be paired opposite Salman Khan in one of Dharma Productions’ upcoming film but nothing is official yet.For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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