In a recent turn of events, two major Tamil films that had sparked a potential title dispute have found a resolution, and with it, a renewed sense of mutual respect. Sivakarthikeyan’s highly anticipated 25th film, directed by Sudha Kongara, will officially be titled Parasakthi in both Tamil and Telugu. This decision comes after a brief period of tension surrounding the title, as actor Vijay Antony’s 25th film was initially slated to bear the same name. However, thanks to collaboration and understanding between both teams, the issue has been amicably resolved.
 
Vijay Antony's film, directed by Arun Prabhu, will now be titled Sakthi Thirumugan in Tamil. The film will retain the Parasakthi title in multiple languages, including Hindi, Kannada, and Malayalam, while the Telugu title is expected to be announced soon. This compromise reflects a deep respect for each other’s work and the acknowledgment that both films are special in their own right. It's a testament to how the industry can come together when creative tensions arise, finding solutions that honor the hard work of all involved.
 
This resolution is a win for the Tamil film industry, which has been eagerly awaiting the release of both films. For Parasakthi, the Sivakarthikeyan starrer, this news only adds to the growing excitement. With Sudha Kongara at the helm and an incredible cast backing the project, including Ravi Mohan, Atharvaa, and Sreeleela, the film is poised for success. Similarly, Vijay Antony’s Sakthi Thirumugan promises to be another milestone in his career.
 
As both teams move forward with their respective projects, it’s clear that the mutual respect between the filmmakers has turned what could have been a major point of contention into a demonstration of collaboration. With titles settled and anticipation building, the path forward looks bright for both Parasakthi and Sakthi Thirumugan.