The release of the first song from the film ‘Parasakthi’, directed by Sudha Kongara and starring Sivakarthikeyan, has excited fans. The film is set to hit the theatres on Pongal 2026 (January 14). Sivakarthikeyan, Atharvaa, Ravi Mohan, Sreeleela, and others are playing important roles. The film’s music was composed by G.V. Prakash Kumar, and as this marks his 100th music album, there was huge anticipation for the song.
‘Adi Alaye ’ strikes an emotional chord
The first song, titled ‘Adi Alaye’, has captured the hearts of fans by combining feelings of love and excitement. Sean Roldan and Dhee have sung the romantic number featuring Sivakarthikeyan and Sreeleela. Sudha Kongara’s unique visuals, G.V. Prakash’s melodious music, and the depth of the lyrics have captivated the audience. The song has been trending on social media within hours of its release. The scenes featuring Sivakarthikeyan and Srileela together have been well-received by the fans.
Sudha Kongara’s next big project after ‘Soorarai Pottru ‘
After the success of films like ‘Irudhi Suttru’ and ‘Soorarai Potru’, this period drama directed by Sudha Kongara has generated a lot of anticipation. Initially, Suriya was to star in the film, but the title was changed to ‘Purananooru’. Later, Suriya dropped out, and Sivakarthikeyan was chosen. This story, centered on the anti-India movement, is expected to be the next big milestone in Sivakarthikeyan’s career.
G.V. Prakash’s 100th musical milestone thrills fans
G.V. Prakash, who made his debut as a music composer with the film ‘Veyil’, has given Tamil cinema numerous hit albums. His music from last year’s film ‘Amaran’ remained on fans’ playlists for a long time. Now that ‘Parasakthi’ is the 100th creation of his musical journey, fans are celebrating it as a special event. Fans are expressing on social media that the expectations were justified with the release of the first song.
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