Trisha’s ‘Sugar Baby’ track from *Thuglife* sparks buzz, stirs controversy ahead of release


Daijiworld Media Network- Chennai

Chennai, May 21: The buzz surrounding Thuglife, directed by the legendary Mani Ratnam and starring Kamal Haasan, has taken a provocative turn ahead of its music launch, with the upcoming song "Sugar Baby" featuring actress Trisha triggering conversations across social media platforms.

The term “sugar baby” — commonly associated with transactional relationships between younger women and older men — has raised eyebrows, leading to speculation about the nature of Trisha’s character in the film. The promotional teaser for the song, released on Tuesday, has further stoked curiosity, hinting at bold and unconventional themes.

Set to release today at 5 pm as part of the film’s music launch, Sugar Baby has already ignited debates online. Netizens have been quick to question whether the track — and possibly the film — is set to tread controversial territory.

With names like Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan at the helm, both known for their fearless exploration of layered social narratives, fans are left wondering whether Thuglife will push cinematic boundaries once again. The film’s trailer, unveiled on May 17, featured intense romantic visuals, including a lip-lock scene between Trisha and Abhirami, further fueling anticipation and intrigue.

Social media is abuzz with fans asking, “Is Mani Ratnam okay?” — a light-hearted yet pointed comment on the film’s bold promotional content.

While curiosity continues to swell, all eyes now turn to June 5 — the official release date of Thuglife — when audiences will finally get clarity on whether the film is courting controversy or simply pushing artistic limits.

  

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