Dawn Pictures has officially wrapped up the Pollachi schedule of their much-anticipated Tamil political period drama Parasakthi, directed by Sudha Kongara and headlined by Sivakarthikeyan. The production house shared the update on X with a behind-the-scenes picture, captioning: "Wrapped up the Pollachi schedule for #Parasakthi, Final Leg Awaits."
The film, which navigates Tamil Nadu’s volatile political landscape of the 1960s, draws direct inspiration from the 1965 anti-Hindi agitations, a defining moment in Tamil socio-political history. These protests, which arose against the proposed imposition of Hindi as the sole national language, sparked widespread demonstrations and marked a turning point in Dravidian politics — a theme deeply woven into the fabric of Parasakthi.
This update follows the earlier title dispute with another film titled Sakthi Thirumagan, which temporarily halted production. With the conflict resolved, shooting has resumed in full swing. The film’s schedule has taken it from Madurai to Sri Lanka, and now Pollachi — a sign of the logistical and narrative complexity of capturing a sweeping historical moment across regions.
Parasakthi features a powerhouse creative team — Ravi K. Chandran handling cinematography, G.V. Prakash Kumar composing the score, and action director Supreme Sundar on board. The ensemble cast includes Atharvaa Murali, Sreeleela, and a robust supporting crew contributing to what’s shaping up to be a visually rich, politically sharp cinematic journey.
With only the final schedule left to complete, Parasakthi is moving swiftly toward what is likely to be a high-profile release. Given its ambitious scale, cultural relevance, and top-tier talent, expectations for this film are already sky-high.