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Trisha salutes Vijay at Independence Day event days after Sangeetha withdraws divorce petition

Trisha salutes Vijay at Independence Day event days after Sangeetha withdraws divorce petition

Trisha Krishnan, the renowned Tamil actress, was recently spotted at the Independence Day celebrations held at Fort St George in Chennai, where she saluted Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay in a gesture of respect. The event took place on August 15, 2026. Trisha was seated next to Vijay's parents in the front row, and numerous videos of her attendance have circulated on social media platforms.

In one video, Trisha can be seen saluting Vijay as he passed by in his jeep, carrying out his duties as Chief Minister. She was accompanied by her mother Uma Krishnan throughout the ceremony, which she attended with a bright and cheerful demeanor.

Trisha opted for an elegant look on this occasion, donning a golden saree and accessorizing minimally with a gajra adorning her hair. The actress chose to remain cheerful and smiling during the entire event, as captured in various videos. In one clip, Trisha can be seen greeting Vijay's parents, who reciprocated with warm smiles, sharing a moment of mutual warmth.

Vijay and Trisha, both prominent figures in Tamil cinema, have been the subject of public speculation regarding their relationship, particularly following the ongoing divorce proceedings of Vijay and his wife, Sangeetha. Despite the rumors, Vijay and Trisha have consistently maintained their friendship outside of their professional collaborations. The two have worked together in several films since their last on-screen appearance in 2008, including the 2023 film Leo.

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