Trisha watches Vijay’s final film ‘Jana Nayagan’:Mobbed by fans outside theatre; mother says, ‘We’ll miss him on the big screen’

Actor-turned-politician and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Thalapathy Vijay’s final film, Jana Nayagan, hit theatres worldwide on July 23. Among those attending the first-day-first-show was actor Trisha Krishnan, who is frequently linked to Vijay. While Trisha chose not to respond to questions about the film or their rumoured relationship, her mother, Uma Krishnan, shared an emotional reaction, saying she would miss watching Vijay on the big screen. Speaking to ANI outside the theatre, Uma Krishnan said, “I feel very emotional. We will miss seeing him in films.” Her remark comes as Vijay prepares to step away from acting to focus on his political career. Trisha, who arrived to watch the film, got stuck in the crowd Trisha Krishnan went to watch Jana Nayagan with her friends. While leaving after watching the film, Trisha was surrounded by a crowd, after which the actress was seen struggling to reach her car. Amidst the crowd of fans, the police also had to struggle to save the actress and her friends. A little while after watching the film, Trisha shared a photo with friends, with the caption, ‘We made it out alive’. And on the film, it was written, ‘One last time, one last dance, the madness of Jana Nayagan.’ The film collected more than ₹40 crores on the first day According to the report from industry tracker website Sacnilk, Vijay’s film Jana Nayagan has made a net collection of ₹42.70 crores across the country on its first day. Vijay’s last film Jana Nayagan kept getting postponed due to censorship It should be noted that Vijay had announced his retirement from films last year after Jana Nayagan. This film was initially scheduled to be released in January 2026. However, due to censorship, the film was delayed and has now been released. Before the film’s release, there was a lot of excitement among Thalapathy Vijay’s fans. Many of his fans have come to India from abroad to watch the film. Large cutouts of Vijay were put up outside many cinemas in the South, where fans danced for hours.