The Paradise is inching toward profitability. After ten days in theatres, the Nani-Kayadu Lohar action film has grossed ₹156.7 crore worldwide, with a nett share of ₹91.41 crore — just ₹5.59 crore short of its break-even mark of ₹97 crore. The film, produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri and directed by Srikanth Odela (Dasara), opened on September 24 with mixed reviews but strong opening numbers. Nani’s performance and Mohan Babu’s cameo drew praise, though narration was criticised. Anirudh Ravichander composed the music for what is being called Nani’s highest-budget project yet. The film’s fate now hinges on its final weekend run. If it crosses the ₹97 crore threshold, it’ll be a modest commercial win. If not, it joins the growing list of pan-India films that underperformed despite high expectations. The next few days will decide whether this one becomes a footnote or a quiet survivor.
Photo via Filmy FocusThe Paradise Box Office: Nani’s Film Needs Just ₹5.59 Crore To Break Even
The Paradise box office collection after 10 days: ₹91.41 crore nett, needs ₹5.59 crore more to break even
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