The much-awaited Hindi film debut of actress Trisha has almost fallen flat. The film, which pairs her up opposite Bollywood’s Akshay Kumar, has opened to a not-so-exciting response among Hindi audiences. Taran Adarsh, a noted film critic has opined that the south Indian star’s inability to speak in Hindi in the film might work against her.
He also feels that Trisha is not good enough in emotional sequences. Trisha plays a Municipal Commissioner in the film. The role needs a strong body language but the pretty lass couldn’t live up to the expectations, says Adarsh.
That Trisha has stayed away from the promotional campaign has also gone against her.
Priyadarshan’s reputation as a mass director hasn’t been proved this tie around.
He also feels that Trisha is not good enough in emotional sequences. Trisha plays a Municipal Commissioner in the film. The role needs a strong body language but the pretty lass couldn’t live up to the expectations, says Adarsh.
That Trisha has stayed away from the promotional campaign has also gone against her.
Priyadarshan’s reputation as a mass director hasn’t been proved this tie around.
