Chennai 10 August : Director Sivaganesh’s “Paraasakthi which stars the actors Veera and Pavel Navageethan in the lead the film will be having its premiere in the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne this year. Director Sivaganesh Sivaganesh, who is making his directorial debut with the film was an associate director of Sudha Kongara and has directed blockbusters such as ‘Soorarai’ (2020) and ‘Irudhi Suttru’ (2016).
Sources suggest that the film , ‘Paraasakthi’ which will also include Suhasini Sanjeev and other actors, centers around an actor who is upset by the tragic loss of his mother.
As he begins an emotional journey that is triggered through the loss he shows up on a the same day and performs a show which blurs the line between reality and fantasy.
If asked about the motive behind a film like “Paraasakthi,” Sivaganesh states, “There was no singular source of inspiration for my film.What is closest to being an inspiration is the idea of metamorphosis.If caterpillars transform into a stunning butterfly, then why can’t we?”
“It is an actor’s story and I’m excited for people around the world to see and comprehend what this means to the actor who discovers himself each day in front of the camera.”
The director of the film Avinash Viswanathan says “It is an honor that 13th IFFM 2022 will be Paraasakthi’s first world premiere.It is the beginning of an exciting journey .I’d like use this occasion to express my appreciation to the director Sivaganesh and the entire crew and cast of the film , who put the film with plenty of enthusiasm and love.We wish everyone a very happy birthday.of the other films of this year’s festival.”
Executive Producer Apoorva Bakshi also said, “Mitu’s curation prowess is unmatched and she is a defender of amazing content, which is apparent with the selection of films in every edition.I can’t wait to bring this film to an public in Australia!”
IFFM 2022 will take place, both physically and electronically between August 12 and 20 in person and from August 13-30 on the internet.
This is one of the largest Indian film festivals that is held out of India and is the sole Indian film festival supported by the Australian government.
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