Vijay Antony is all set to release his milestone film, which will be titled "Parashakthi" in Telugu language. This marks a important milestone in his journey, as he continues to take on exciting projects.

Joining the cast is the talented Aadhi Pinisetty, who will step into the role of Balakrishna’s adversary. Aadhi previously demonstrated his prowess as a formidable villain in Boyapati and Allu Arjun’s *Sarainodu*, gaining recognition for his gripping performance. Besides acting, Vijay Antony is also taking on the roles of producer and music composer for this much-anticipated film. Slated for a summer release, fans can expect further details in the near days. Tamil actor Vijay Antony, celebrated for his dynamic performances, has announced the title of his 25th film today. Directed by the acclaimed Arun Prabu Purushothaman, best known for his direction in "Aruvi," the film is titled "Sakthi Thirumagan" and will be presented in Telugu under the name "Parashakthi." Along with the title, the filmmakers unveiled the first-look poster, showcasing Vijay Antony seated on the floor holding a gun, suggesting a intense genre. Now, "Vettaiyan" is in the spotlight once again as the Telugu version is slated for its television debut. Legendary Rajinikanth's movie "Vettaiyan," directed by T.J. Though it didn’t break box office records, the film earned praise from certain audiences for its intriguing content. Gemini TV has announced that it will air the film on February 16, 2025, at 6 PM. The movie also features a noteworthy performance by the iconic Amitabh Bachchan. Fans are eager to see how the movie will be received by viewers tuning in from home. In addition to Rajinikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, "Vettaiyan" features an impressive cast including Rana Daggubati, Dushara Vijayan, Fahadh Faasil, Ritika Singh, and more in key roles. Gnanavel, premiered in 2024 in both Tamil and Telugu. Produced by the renowned Lyca Productions, the film features a captivating musical score by Anirudh Ravichander. Naga Chaitanya's eagerly awaited PAN-Indian film, Thandel, is ready to make its grand debut in theaters on February 7. Director Chandoo Mondeti in a recent statement that the film’s runtime has been set to be 2 hours and 25 minutes. Mondeti mentioned, "We’ve aimed for a compact runtime of 2 hours and 25 minutes. The film's team is actively immersed in a extensive promotional campaign, culminating a star-studded event in Chennai, where actor Karthi will be in attendance. Thandel carries a rich mix of emotions, and while I would have liked the film to extend to 2 hours and 45 minutes, we felt that some elements could have been lost in those 20 minutes cut." He also added, "Even with those 20 minutes trimmed, the film still delivers all the important aspects efficiently. Navin Nooli’s editing has been remarkable, and I am thoroughly pleased with the final result." Starring Sai Pallavi in the female lead role, Thandel explores the lives of fishermen from Matchelesam, with music by Devi Sri Prasad. I credit a lot to our editor, Navin Nooli. She offered her thanks to the Telugu Film Chamber for sticking to a decisive legal position. Jhansi, an anchor and a member of The Voice of Women (VoW), went to Instagram to share that Jani Basha, who questioned a disqualification order from the Telugu Film Chamber in District Court, web site did not prevail in his challenge. Today, he spoke out against a flood of comments from the public that emerged after new updates in his legal situation. In response, although not directly, Jani Master took to X to share his frustrations about individuals disseminating incorrect facts regarding legal outcomes for personal advantage. Well-known dance maestro Jani Master, having spent several months in jail a few months ago and subsequently released on bail in relation to claims of harassment involving a 21-year-old female colleague, is presently ongoing court cases. She described the ruling as a crucial move that highlights the need of workplace safety for women and the importance of endorsing institutions that follow the Prevention of Sexual Harassment (POSH) laws. He alleged that the attention on his legal battle related to the Union President elections was being misrepresented and unfairly associated to other issues. He asserted that the real story would be revealed once the actual details of the ruling are made available and showed optimism that justice would be served. Jani Master challenged those who twist facts, suggesting they believe that everyone will accept their narratives without question.