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Valid reasons for not promoting 'Nayaki': Trisha Krishnan
Chennai, Sep 16: Trisha Krishnan, whose Tamil retro horror-comedy "Nayaki" released on Friday, says there are valid reasons why she hasn't been talking about her film or promoting it.
"If I am not talking about or promoting my film, there are valid reasons for it," Trisha wrote on her Twitter.
"Apologies to my media friends and fans who have been asking me. I will personally make sure it is explained soon. Thank you all for the consistent support and love," she added.
In the film, Trisha plays a dual role for the first time in her career.
Directed by Govi, the film also stars Ganesh Venkatraman, Brahmanandam, Sushma Raj and Satyam Rajesh.
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