At the time of her arrival, TVK was leading in 106 constituencies. The party’s tally rose further to 110 seats by the time she departed. The reason for Trisha Krishnan’s visit was not disclosed, but the timing coincided with a crucial phase in the counting process, intensifying speculation and fan interest.
Vijay, aged 51, is contesting the election from Perambur and Tiruchirappalli East constituencies after stepping away from a successful film career that included major titles such as Ghilli and Leo, both of which featured Trisha Krishnan as co-star. His political campaign has been centered on addressing corruption and advancing social justice, positioning TVK in direct contest with established parties such as the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam.
The unexpected visit added to the charged atmosphere surrounding the election count, with large crowds gathering and heightened activity observed outside Vijay’s residence. As TVK moves closer to the majority mark in early trends, the unfolding developments underscore a potentially significant political shift in Tamil Nadu. Final results, however, remain awaited.
The convergence of political momentum and high-profile public interest has amplified the stakes of this election, marking a defining moment for Vijay’s transition from cinema to politics and for the evolving electoral landscape of the state.
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