A two-decade-old video featuring actress Trisha Krishnan joking about her aspiration to become Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has resurfaced, igniting discussions about her potential political future. This renewed interest coincides with the rise of actor Vijay's political party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), which has gained traction in the state. Comparisons are being drawn between Trisha and former political figures like Jayalalithaa and M.G. Ramachandran (MGR), both of whom transitioned from cinema to politics. Trisha's past collaborations with Vijay in successful films have fueled speculation about her possible involvement in his political journey. Three scenarios for her political future are proposed: joining TVK, launching an independent political movement, or becoming a symbolic candidate in a coalition. However, while the buzz continues, Trisha has not publicly declared any political intentions, and her engagement with politics appears coincidental rather than deliberate. The fascination with actor-politicians in Tamil Nadu remains strong, but Trisha's path to the Chief Minister's office is uncertain without a clear political strategy or base.