While society is constantly selling the idea of the perfect marriage, Trisha sticks to a philosophy of what truly matters: finding her soulmate. For her, being with someone isn’t about ticking boxes or meeting expectations. It’s about choosing a person for the right reasons – companionship, not social validation. “I know many married couples around me who are in it for all the wrong reasons. They are extremely unhappy. I don’t want to be in a marriage like that. I want to be in love. Marriage is secondary, but I definitely want to meet my partner – about whom I am very particular,” she told IndiaGlitz.
Trisha may be a quadriplegic, but at heart, she has always been a fierce advocate of modern love. He is a romantic, not according to society’s expectations. He seeks connection, not validation—because in the end, that’s the only thing that really matters.
