Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Parasakthi Makers Win Legal Relief in Plagiarism Case
There's a new Tamil movie called Parasakthi starring Sivakarthikeyan.
Someone named KV Rajendram said the movie's story was copied from his own story called Chemmozhi.
He complained to a writers' group and asked the court to stop the movie from being released.
But the court said no, and the movie can still come out as planned.
The judge listened to everyone and made this decision.
So, the movie makers are happy and can release their film.
Parasakthi, a Tamil film featuring Sivakarthikeyan, faced a plagiarism case.
KV Rajendram alleged the film's story was copied from his story 'Chemmozhi'.
The complaint was filed with the South Indian Film Writers Association.
The Madras High Court refused to stay the film's release.
Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy delivered the judgment after detailed arguments.
- Who
- Parasakthi film makers and KV Rajendram
- What
- Plagiarism case against the film's story
- When
- Pending release of the film
- Where
- Madras High Court
- Why
- Complaint alleging story was taken without permission
- Film
- Parasakthi
- Actor
- Sivakarthikeyan
- Writer/Director
- Sudha Kongara
- Complainant
- KV Rajendram
- Complaint
- Plagiarism of story 'Chemmozhi'
- Court
- Madras High Court
- Judge
- Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy
- Outcome
- Refused to stay film release