The film also features Aadithya Bhaskar and Gouri G. Kishan as the younger versions of the lead pair, who capture the innocence and charm of first love.

The actress, known for her versatile performances in the South Indian film industry, is poised to bring her unique flair to the Hindi screens once again.

Instead of apologizing for his offensive comments, Khan decided to sue Trisha and others for defamation, claiming that they had taken his “joke” out of context and tarnished his reputation.

 December 13 marked the release day of Mounam Pesiyadhe and it is the day when the era of Trisha started in Tamilnadu twenty-one years ago.

The controversy stemmed when Mansoor, who played a brief role in Vijay's last release ‘Leo’, said that he did not share screen space with Trisha, the heroine of the film.

Some are also questioning his motive and credibility behind his apology.

"I did not speak with any intention of causing harm and with any malicious intent."

" They reek of perversion. I stand with @trishtrashers and every woman who has to be subject to such horrid comments.”

Several other actors and celebrities have also expressed their support for Trisha and their outrage over Mansoor’s remarks.

The controversy stems from Khan's recent comments during a press interaction, where he claimed not to have shared screen space with Trisha in the movie 'Leo' and made sexist remarks against her.