With just four days left before it hits theatres, hh Parasakthi is caught in a tense waiting game. The film has reportedly cleared its censor screening, but the official certificate is still pending — a delay that’s beginning to raise eyebrows within the trade.
At this stage, even a short hold-up can feel massive. The censor certificate isn’t just a formality; it’s the final green signal that unlocks everything from theatre confirmations to show timings and promotional push. For a film so close to release, the absence of that clearance adds an unwanted layer of stress.
What’s adding to the buzz is Parasakthi’s steady build-up so far. The film has generated curiosity through its title, music, and early promotional material, making audiences genuinely eager to see what unfolds on screen. That’s why this quiet administrative pause has suddenly become the centre of attention.
Industry sources suggest this could simply be routine delay rather than an issue with the film’s content. Still, with release day around the corner, time is not a luxury. Every day without the certificate tightens the clock and fuels speculation.
For now, it’s a waiting watch. If the paperwork falls into place soon, Parasakthi should roll out as scheduled. Until then, the film remains suspended in that uncomfortable space every filmmaker dreads — cleared, but not officially cleared enough.
