Trisha Krishnan Fires Back at R Parthiban’s ‘Keep Kundavai at Home’ Remark — The Vijay Controversy That Has All of Kollywood Talking in 2026!

Sometimes, a single stage comment is all it takes to set Tamil cinema on fire. At the Galatta Awards in March 2026, filmmaker-actor R Parthiban — shown a photo of…

March 9, 2026
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Sometimes, a single stage comment is all it takes to set Tamil cinema on fire. At the Galatta Awards in March 2026, filmmaker-actor R Parthiban — shown a photo of Trisha Krishnan on stage — made a remark referencing her iconic Ponniyin Selvan role, saying “This Kundavai should be kept at home for a few days. That’s good. Don’t let her come out.” IMDb The clip went viral within hours. And Trisha wasn’t having any of it.

The Full Controversy — A Timeline

DateEvent
Early March 2026Trisha & Vijay spotted together at a Chennai wedding reception
March 7, 2026Vijay addresses divorce rumours at a TVK Women’s Day rally
March 7–8, 2026R Parthiban makes ‘Kundavai stay home’ remark at Galatta Awards
March 8, 2026Trisha hits back with a sharp X post calling out “crude words”
March 8, 2026Parthiban issues apology on X, expressing regret
April 20, 2026Court hearing date set for Vijay-Sangeetha divorce case

Trisha’s Response — Dignified, Devastating, and Viral

Trisha shared a carefully worded note on X on March 8 without directly naming Parthiban, stating that her name and photo had been included in the event at the last minute by an unnamed individual’s request through his assistant.

Her closing lines instantly became the quote of the week across social media: “A microphone doesn’t make a comment intelligent or humorous. It just makes stupidity louder. Crude words without knowledge say more about the speaker than the person they’re aimed at.”

Ironically, reports confirmed that Parthiban himself had requested the organisers to include Trisha in the event lineup at the last minute — making the entire episode even more contradictory. Wikipedia

Parthiban subsequently posted an apology on X saying “Aside from regretting, there is no other way” — a rare public climb-down from the veteran filmmaker.

Trisha Krishnan

The Vijay Connection — What Started It All

The controversy stems from Vijay and Trisha being photographed together at the wedding reception of producer Kalpathi Agoram’s family, where the two walked to the stage together, greeted guests, posed for pictures, and left around the same time — with the images spreading rapidly across social media. India TV News

Vijay’s wife Sangeetha’s divorce petition, filed before the Chengalpattu District Court, alleges persistent mental cruelty, neglect, and desertion — citing an alleged extramarital relationship with a female actor. The court hearing is scheduled for April 20, 2026.

According to Trisha Krishnan’s Wikipedia page, the actress has been one of South India’s most bankable stars for over two decades — known not just for her work in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi cinema but also for her dignified public persona, which makes this controversy even more striking in contrast.

For more South cinema updates, celebrity news, and Kollywood controversy coverage, visit our Entertainment section on TechnoSports and check out our full breakdown of Thalapathy Vijay’s political journey and Jana Nayagan release updates.

FAQs

Q: Why did Trisha Krishnan call out R Parthiban’s “crude words” on social media?

Trisha responded to Parthiban’s remark at the Galatta Awards where he suggested “Kundavai should stay home” — a thinly veiled comment about her public appearances with Vijay amid his ongoing divorce controversy.

Q: Did R Parthiban apologise after Trisha Krishnan’s viral response?

Yes — Parthiban posted an apology on X shortly after Trisha’s response went viral, writing that he deeply regrets his remarks and that there is “no other way” but to express remorse.

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