The dispute over the Parasakthi title between vijay antony and Aakash Baskaran of Dawn Pictures has been settled amicably. After reaching a consensus, it was decided that the tamil and telugu versions of Sivakarthikeyan and sudha Kongara's film will continue to be called Parasakthi. The telugu title for Vijay Antony's film, Shakthi Thirumagan, has not yet been revealed. It will utilize Parasakthi for its Hindi, Kannada, and malayalam versions. When both banners launched their movie with the same title on the same day, that's when the problem started.
With the support of a certificate from the South indian feature Chamber of Commerce, vijay antony Film Corporation originally titled its telugu feature Parasakthi. In response, Dawn Pictures released the CBFC certification for their title teaser as well as title registrations from the tamil and telugu Film Producers Councils. When AVM Productions, the company behind the 1952 masterpiece Parasakthi, openly supported Dawn Pictures' assertion that the movie will continue the heritage of the original, the issue acquired even more traction.
In one of the industry's rare displays of maturity, Aakash Baskaran and vijay antony met and worked out their differences without making them public. This demonstrates to filmmakers how to resolve conflicts in a professional manner. The Parasakthi problem was resolved intelligently, guaranteeing a win-win situation for both parties, in contrast to many previous instances where court cases or social media warfare took center stage.
