Tamil star Sivakarthikeyan’s upcoming film Parasakthi is gearing up for a Pongal festival release, with the makers unveiling the much-awaited trailer on Sunday evening. Directed by Sudha Kongara, the period drama promises a gritty, action-packed narrative rooted in political history, with a strong thematic focus on Hindi imposition.
While the Tamil trailer has generated significant buzz, the absence of a Telugu version has raised eyebrows. This is particularly surprising given that the film stars popular Tollywood actress Sree Leela as the female lead and considering Sivakarthikeyan’s growing market in the Telugu states.
Earlier reports suggested that Parasakthi would release simultaneously in Telugu, despite stiff competition during the crowded Sankranti season. The team had also released promotional material in Telugu to build anticipation among audiences in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. However, the sudden silence over the past few days has sparked speculation about a possible change in strategy.
Industry circles suggest that the jam-packed festive lineup in Tollywood may have prompted the makers to reconsider a Telugu release during Sankranti. With most screens expected to be dominated by straight Telugu releases, and the remaining ones likely to be taken by Vijay’s Jana Nayakudu, securing adequate screen space for a dubbed film could be challenging.
As a result, Parasakthi may opt for a delayed Telugu release after the Sankranti festival. However, even in Tamil Nadu, the film faces formidable competition from Jana Nayagan, directed by H. Vinoth. The Vijay starrer is riding massive hype, further amplified by the fact that it marks the actor’s final on-screen appearance.
Whether Parasakthi can carve out its own space amid these high-stakes releases remains to be seen, but the trailer has certainly set the stage for an intense political drama this festive season.
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