Trisha signs her first heroine-centric film

“I won't ever join work only for the sake of it, despite the fact that it means sitting at home,” says the talented actor.Trisha was offered several women-centric roles ever since she potrayed Jessie in ‘Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya’.

Recently, a lesser-known Tamil producer offered the ravishing beauty over Rs.1 crore for a heroine-oriented film, but she refused to sign the film. “I survived within the industry for 10 years not just as a result of luck. The standard of movies that I did mattered so much. Even my flop films are those who I don’t regret doing. My policy has always been that I'D never join work, only for the sake of it -even if it means sitting at home for a few months,” Trisha had said in an earlier interview to DC.

Now, the grapevine has it that M.S. Raju, the ‘Mankatha’ star’s mentor in Tollywood has succeeded in convincing Trisha to essay a woman-centric role in an upcoming film. If close sources are to be believed, the ace producer/filmmaker was in Chennai recently to relate the script. Buzz is that the tale was written only keeping Trisha in mind and this can be a socio-fantasy film along the lines of ‘Arundhathi’. “It could be very much a modern subject and the actress was so impressed that she signed at the dotted line at once,” an inside source reveals.

There are two more girls within the movie and a brand new hero can be cast because the male lead. It's to be noted that Trisha was a lucky mascot for M.S. Raju together with his earlier Telugu hits ‘Varsham’ and ‘Nuvvuvasthanate Nennuvadhtanana’.

The film is predicted to head at the floors early next year after Trisha completes her present assignments — Samar with Vishal, Bhoologam with Jayam Ravi and Endrendrum Punnagai with Jiiva.