Mumbai: Amid dating rumours with Vijay, Trisha Krishnan’s cryptic posts on love and peace have left tongues wagging.
The actress took to Instagram on Sunday and dropped a video and post focusing on peace, self-worth and love.
“I’m at a stage in my life where I don’t argue anymore. If you say an elephant can fly, you’re absolutely right. Not because I agree, but because I don’t care enough to convince you. I’ve learnt something important — peace is more valuable than being right. Silence is cheaper than explaining, and not everyone deserves your access or your energy. Some arguments are not misunderstandings. They’re an invitation to drain yourself. So I decline, smile, and keep my peace. Growth looks like this. Not loud, reactive, just unbothered,” she is heard saying in the video.
Trisha also shared a quote saying life feels meaningless without love.
“Love is not everything and yet everything is meaningless without love,” she wrote, calling it a fact.
Trisha and Vijay have been a popular on-screen pair for many years, the duo having worked together in films like ‘Ghilli’ and ‘Leo’. Trisha also had a cameo in the Vijay starrer ‘The GOAT’.
The two have often been linked romantically, and rumours grew stronger recently after Vijay’s wife Sangeeta Sornalingam filed for divorce.
Neither Vijay nor Trisha has spoken publicly about their relationship status.
Sangeeta filed for divorce in a family court in Chengalpattu under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, claiming that the marriage had broken down because of Vijay’s extra-marital affair with an actress.
The petition also claimed that Vijay had been emotionally distant since 2021 and had treated her with disrespect, forcing her to live separately in the same house and alleged mental cruelty, neglect and desertion.
After the divorce reports surfaced, Vijay and Trisha were seen attending a wedding together in Chennai, which further added fuel to the speculation.
On the work front, Trisha will next be seen in RJ Balaji-directed ‘Karuppu’, and also starring Suriya among others.
