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Horror is my favourite genre, says Trisha
Trishas next TamilTelugu bilingual Mohini is an upcoming horrorthriller being directed by Ramana Madhesh and produced by S Lakshman Kumar Trisha plays the lead in the film and it is set to hit the silver screens on July 27 Trisha who is equally popular in Tollywood shares her experience doing a dual role
Trisha's next Tamil-Telugu bilingual `Mohini’ is an upcoming horror-thriller being directed by Ramana Madhesh and produced by S Lakshman Kumar. Trisha plays the lead in the film and it is set to hit the silver screens on July 27. Trisha who is equally popular in Tollywood shares her experience doing a dual role.
Talking about her female-centric film at an event, Trisha said "I would like to thank the team for giving me this opportunity. Horror is my favourite genre and I'm so glad I got an opportunity to play a part in this film. It is a female-centric film, but it has all the elements in it. Be it romance, fear, thrill and comedy, it has a good blend of all of them. It is for the first time that I'm playing a dual role and it was really challenging for me”.
“As a team, we worked really hard for this project since we didn't want to compromise on the class or quality of the film. You can definitely watch the film with your family and please come to the theatres with an open mind,” Trisha concludes.
