Trisha Krishnan has been a prominent figure in South Indian cinema for over two decades, captivating audiences with her diverse roles in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam films. As her new film, Karuppu, hits theaters, it is an opportune moment to revisit some of her most significant works. Her journey began with Mounam Pesiyadhe in 2002, where she starred opposite Suriya, marking her entry into the spotlight. The following year, she gained widespread acclaim with Saamy, a commercial hit alongside Vikram. Trisha's collaboration with Vijay in Ghilli (2004) solidified her status in the industry, while her chemistry with Prabhas in Varsham (2004) further established her popularity in Telugu cinema. Notably, her role in 96 (2018) is regarded as one of her best performances, showcasing her growth as an actress. More recently, Trisha's portrayal of Kundavai in the Ponniyin Selvan franchise (2022-23) highlighted her ability to embody regal characters, and her reunion with Vijay in Leo (2023) delighted fans. Trisha's enduring appeal and versatility continue to make her a beloved star.