22 December,2025 07:30 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Parasakthi
The makers of director Sudha Kongara's eagerly awaited upcoming period film, Parasakthi, featuring actors Sivakarthikeyan, Ravi Mohan, Atharvaa and Sreeleela in the lead, have now announced that the film's release had been advanced to January 10. The film was earlier scheduled to be released in theatres on January 14. The festival of Pongal is a favourite release date for films in the South.
Taking to its social media timelines, Dawn Pictures, the firm producing the film, shared a statement that read, "We wish to inform the media, trade, and audiences that the release of 'Parasakthi' has been preponed to January 10, 2026. This decision has been taken after extensive discussions and repeated requests from exhibitors and distributors worldwide, who have expressed strong confidence in the film's theatrical potential during this period. 'Parasakthi' will now release in theatres worldwide on January 10, 2026."
Now, the film will clash with Vijay's Jana Nayagan. There is massive excitement around Vijay's film as it will mark his final movie bringing his acting career to an end. The actor will be shifting his focus on politics.
The film has triggered huge expectations in both fans and film buffs. It may be recalled that Sivakarthikeyan had begun dubbing for the film in the last week of November. Both actress Sreeleela, who plays the female lead, and actor Ravi Mohan, who plays the antagonist in the film, have dubbed for their portions. Interestingly, Sreeleela has dubbed in her own voice for this film.
The makers had officially confirmed on October 21 this year that the unit had wrapped up the shooting of the film. In August, the unit wrapped up its Pollachi schedule. Parasakthi has triggered huge interest among fans and film buffs. The period film is believed to be set in the 1960s in the then state of Madras.
A teaser released by the unit shows that the story takes place in the Pachaiyappa's college in Madras where Sivakarthikeyan is seen going door to door, in search of something. He comes across as a fearless leader, looking to lead students on a violent protest in rebellion against an unjust system which seems to have imposed orders such as âStudents - do not touch'. Incidentally, the teaser shows this order printed on a wall changed to âDo not touch students'.