Suriya's Navarasa executive producer agrees Trisha Krishnan was sidelined by Karuppu team: ‘All this misogyny...’

Actors Trisha Krishnan and Suriya reunited after years for RJ Balaji’s upcoming film Karuppu. Recently, Trisha Krishnan threw shade at team Karuppu after she was questioned about not attending the film's audio launch. She jokingly mentioned she forgot she even starred in the film after not being included in most promotional material. Executive producer Aditi Ravindranath, who worked with Suriya for Netflix and Mani Ratnam’s Navarasa, seemed to agree with her comments on misogyny. Trisha Krishnan and Suriya will share the screen in RJ Balaji's upcoming film Karuppu. After Trisha opened up about being sidelined by the Karuppu team, fans expressed support, writing, 'All this misogyny thrown at her. Men are never sidelined from their own projects!' She shared evidence of her presence at other film events, including Ponniyin Selvan, Leo, Identity, and Thug Life. Team Karuppu released a first-look video of Trisha as Preethi in the film. Fans questioned her about her absence at the audio launch, and she humorously responded that her invite might have been lost. The film’s audio launch was held in Chennai on April 26, and Karuppu will be released in theatres on May 14. Trisha Krishnan previously starred with Suriya in Mounam Pesiyadhe (2002), Aayutha Ezhuthu (2004), and Aaru (2005).