Ravi Mohan's Companion Kenishaa Francis Reviews Parasakthi: The Movie Is Made For Him

Director Sudha Kongara's political drama Parasakthi, starring Sivakarthikeyan, Atharvaa, and Ravi Mohan, hit cinemas on January 10. The release is a huge relief for the makers and fans, as the film was cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) after reportedly undergoing 23 cuts. Originally set to clash with Thalapathy Vijay's Jana NayaganJana Nayagan, Parasakthi now enjoys a solo release in Tamil for the festive season of Pongal. Ravi Mohan, along with his companion Kenishaa Francis, attended the film's early shows at a popular Chennai theatre, where they also spoke to the press separately. After the screening, Kenishaa was asked about her review of the film. She spoke confidently about Ravi Mohan and expressed admiration for his work.Kenishaa

Francis Reviews Ravi Mohan’s ParasakthiWhen reporters asked Kenishaa for her verdict on the film, she said, “It doesn't matter if he plays a villain or hero; it is because of him that the film will do well. I cannot see anyone else in the film. I feel the movie was made for him, and he has worked really hard over the last six months.” Sharing her views on Ravi Mohan’s role as the antagonist she added, “Initially, it did look tough, but in the second half he plays a key role.” On the CBFC controversy, she said, “We must respect the decision.”

Ravi Mohan also spoke to reporters after the screening and was asked about the postponed release of Jana Nayagan. He said, “It will arrive in cinemas soon.” Previously, he had shown support for Vijay on social media, stating that Pongal celebrations would begin the day Jana Nayagan releases. For the unversed , Ravi Mohan and Kenishaa Francis have been sharing a close bond following his separation from Aarti Ravi. In a social media post, Ravi Mohan described Kenishaa as someone who stood by him during a difficult phase of his life, calling her a beautiful companion and a source of light and support.About Parasakthi

Parasakthi is a political action thriller set in the 1960s and produced by Aakash Bhaskaran of Dawn Pictures. A few days before its release, the film faced controversy when a plagiarism case was filed, alleging that the story was taken without permission. KV Rajendram submitted a complaint to the South Indian Film Writers Association, claiming that his story Chemmozhi, about anti-Hindi agitations and riots, was plagiarised by the film’s team. The case requested a stay on the film’s release. However, the Madras High Court refused to halt the release, a relief for the makers.