Sivakarthikeyan’s most-awaited film Parasakthi is to receive its clearance certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). According to the latest updates, the certificate is likely to be issued today. The CBFC had suggested 23 edits, which the filmmakers addressed before the review.
Earlier reports from industry sources revealed that the CBFC in Chennai had asked director Sudha Kongara to make certain changes in the film. These edits were mainly related to scenes and dialogues portraying the anti-Hindi movement, which is a key historical event in Tamil Nadu.
The director and the team from Dawn Pictures approached the Revising Committee in Mumbai to discuss these suggested edits. Sudha Kongara was reportedly concerned that cutting some parts of the film could affect the storyline and its historical context.
About Parasakthi
Cast:
Sivakarthikeyan as Chezhiyan
Ravi Mohan as Thirunaadan
Atharvaa as Chinnadurai
Sreeleela
The movie is set for a grand release on January 10. With music composed by GV Prakash Kumar, it is a historical drama set in the 1960s, portraying the social and political environment of Tamil Nadu during the anti-Hindi movement. In the film, Sivakarthikeyan plays a college student actively participating in the protests, showcasing the role of youth during this important period.
It was initially scheduled for release on January 14, but it was advanced to January 10. Dawn Pictures confirmed the changes in an official statement on X on December 22, saying, “We wish to inform the media and audiences that the release of Parasakthi has been preponed to 10 January 2026.
