The Pongal release of ;Parasakthi' and the delayed 'Jana Nayagan' has sparked a full-blown clash between fans, with social media debates and political statements heating up. Sivakarthikeyan calls Vijay his ‘brother’ and denies any propaganda, while Vijay’s film awaits CBFC clearance.
Parasakthi creative producer Dev Ramnath clarifies his remarks amid controversy surrounding the film, addresses criticism, fan reactions and the debate around its political themes.
The Tamil Nadu Youth Congress has sought a ban on Sivakarthikeyan’s *Parasakthi*, alleging the film fabricates historical events linked to Hindi imposition and Congress rule. The party has also objected to the portrayal of Indira Gandhi, calling it misleading and defamatory.
Sivakarthikeyan’s 'Parasakthi' has received a U/A certificate from the CBFC. The film explores the untold story of Tamil Nadu’s 1965 anti-Hindi protests and hidden history.
Just last month, the team had released a short video filled with breathtaking visuals from the film, revealing that 'Parasakthi' would hit theatres on January 14, 2026.
