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A bomb threat to actress Trisha's residence in Chennai was quickly revealed to be a hoax by local police. Authorities conducted a comprehensive search of her home using sniffer dogs and found no dangerous materials. This incident follows a recent trend of similar threats targeting prominent personalities in Tamil Nadu. The police are actively investigating the source of these repeated false alarms to ensure public safety.

Key Points: Trisha Residence Bomb Threat Exposed as Hoax in Chennai

  • Bomb threat to Trisha's residence declared false by police
  • Multiple high-profile personalities received similar threats recently
  • Actress has two major films upcoming with Chiranjeevi and Suriya
  • Tamil Nadu police investigating pattern of recent security threats
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Bomb threat to actress Trisha's residence turns out to be a hoax

Actress Trisha's Chennai home targeted by false bomb threat, police conduct thorough search and investigation amid rising security concerns.

"We are leaving no stone unturned to find those behind these threats - Tamil Nadu Police Source"

Chennai, Oct 3

A bomb threat issued to well-known actress Trisha's residence on Friday turned out to be a hoax.

Sources said that the police swung into action as soon as they received information and arrived at her residence in Teynampet swiftly.

Police personnel along with sniffer dogs conducted a thorough search of Trisha's residence, only to realise that the threat was a hoax.

Sources added that prominent dignitaries such as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalinand had also received similar threats.

Although the threats have been declared a hoax, the Tamil Nadu police is leaving no stone unturned to find out those behind such threats as off late, there has been a considerable increase in such threats.

Just a couple of days ago, a bomb threat was made to actor Vijay's Neelankarai residence, prompting the police to launch a probe. Last month, a bomb threat to the residence of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi Palaniswami in Chennai had triggered concern.

Meanwhile, actress Trisha has a number of films lined up for release. The actress, who will be seen playing the lead along with Megastar Chiranjeevi in director Vassishta's much-anticipated socio-fantasy entertainer 'Vishwambhara', will also be seen playing the female lead in actor Suriya's 'Karuppu', which has been directed by R J Balaji.

While 'Vishwambhara, produced by Vikram, Vamsi, and Pramod under the UV Creations banner will blend mythology and emotion and look to be a cinematic spectacle, 'Karuppu', which has been produced by Dream Warrior Pictures, will be an action entertainer in which actor Suriya plays a lawyer called Saravanan.

Actress Trisha plays the female lead in both films. 'Karuppu', apart from Trisha and Suriya, will also feature Malayalam actors Indrans, Sshivada, Swasika and Tamil actors Yogi Babu and cinematographer and actor Natty in pivotal roles. It will have music by young music sensation Sai Abhyankkar, and cinematography by GK Vishnu, the very same cinematographer who impressed with his work in films like Vijay's 'Bigil', 'Jawan' and 'Mersal'.

'Vishwambhara', on the other hand, is to release in the summer of 2026. Chiranjeevi, while announcing that the film would release for summer next year, had pointed out that Vishwambhara was a wonderful story like the Chandamama and that it would appeal to children and to the child in every grown up individual.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Good job by Chennai police for responding quickly! But seriously, what's wrong with people? First Vijay, then EPS, now Trisha. These hoax calls are wasting police resources that could be used for real emergencies.
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Arjun K
While I appreciate the police response, I wish they showed the same urgency for common citizens' complaints. Sometimes it takes hours for police to respond to regular complaints in our area. There should be equal priority for everyone.
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Sarah B
Can't imagine how scary this must have been for Trisha! She's working on such exciting projects with Chiranjeevi and Suriya - hope this doesn't affect her mentally. Looking forward to Vishwambhara! 🎬
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Karthik V
These threats are becoming too frequent. The police should use cyber forensics to track these callers and give them strict punishment. This is not a joke - it creates panic and wastes public resources.
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Michael C
Glad Trisha is safe! She's one of the most consistent actresses in South Indian cinema. Excited for both Vishwambhara and Karuppu - the combination with Chiranjeevi and Suriya sounds amazing! ✨
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Divya L
This is so disturbing! As a woman, I can understand how

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