On Tuesday, Trisha reshared an Instagram story about catching the latest Hollywood supernatural psychological horror Obsession with producer Archana Kalpathi. The producer had initially shared the photo, featuring her alongside Trisha and their mutual friend, Nirupama, after watching the Curry Barker directorial.
Captioning the picture Archana wrote, "What a film. Not sure whether the film scared us or we scared each other." Trisha reshared the post with a GIF of a floss dance step.
Their evening out at the movies comes just days after Archana called Trisha her "most favourite person". "She (Trisha) is my only friend outside the industry. We are from the same batch, and hence, the association has been going on for many years. We have a common group of friends which includes batchmates from school and college. That's why we haven't worked together," Archana shared in a recent interview following the success of Blast.
When probed about the controversies surrounding Trisha and what she feels about them, Archana said, "We are a fun group and we have our own world. We are focussed and working towards our goals in life." She further highlighted Trisha's dedication, describing her as the most hard-working person. "She's been in the industry longer than me and has given the biggest blockbusters. She is very hard-working. Look at Karuppu. If you look at the top-grossing films every year, she will be there in them. In this industry, only hard work, combined with ethics and dedication, can get you to the top places," she added.
While Archana has not worked directly with Trisha, the latter made a cameo appearance in the song 'Matta' from Vijay-Venkat Prabhu's The Greatest of All Time (2024), in which Archana served as the creative producer.