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Everything the desk has filed on The Paradise.
After ‘The Paradise’ drew mixed reactions, Srikanth Odela’s planned venture with Chiranjeevi appears shelved, while star Nani says no film is on the near horizon, leaving the director’s next steps uncertain.
Nani’s latest, The Paradise, pulled in about Rs 28 crore in its first four‑day overseas run, yet the momentum faded after a $2.3 million opening, leaving the film hovering near break‑even in its home market.
The Vvaan’s weekend net crossed 33 crore, and its day‑four earnings are projected at five to six crore, while The Paradise’s four‑day haul sits near 92 crore, leaving its weekday run crucial.
Nani’s latest release, The Paradise, has crossed the $2 million threshold in North America within its first weekend, marking the star’s third film to achieve this overseas milestone and pushing its global earnings close to ₹150 crore.
Nani’s The Paradise earned ₹7.2 crore net in its first Hindi weekend, eclipsing the lifetime earnings of Dasara and HIT 3 in the North Indian market, while the film clocks ₹155 crore worldwide.
The Paradise, starring Nani, has amassed over ₹150 crore in just four days, with strong overseas numbers and a solid domestic recovery. Day‑five collections could push it past the ₹200 crore milestone.
The Paradise earned ₹7.2 crore in its Hindi opening, becoming Nani’s top Hindi grosser, while The Vvaan surged past ₹34 crore in three days, and Avengers Endgame Encore clinched the second‑biggest Hollywood re‑release record in the country.
The Paradise wrapped its debut weekend with a Rs 155 crore worldwide haul, crossing $2 million in North America, yet audience response remained lukewarm, especially on Sunday.
Despite a roaring opening across India and overseas, The Paradise managed only 71 lakh gross and a 32 lakh share in Kerala, prompting analysts to label its regional run a disaster.
The Vvaan pulled in Rs 31.94 crore over its opening three days, outpacing several smaller releases, while The Paradise added Rs 131 crore globally, buoyed by strong overseas earnings.
The Paradise collected ₹75.95 crore in its first four days, with ₹30.36 crore from Andhra and ₹45.59 crore from Telangana, putting the film close to the break‑even target in its core markets.
Nani’s latest, The Paradise, logged a ₹135 crore global opening weekend, the biggest ever for a Tier‑2 star. Strong showings in Telangana and Karnataka offset lukewarm reviews and weaker Andhra numbers.
Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ opened to harsh criticism but still pulled in roughly ₹135 crore over its first weekend, marking a 75 percent cost recovery and the biggest Tier‑2 opening to date.
In its four‑day opening, The Paradise earned a net 92.1 crore in India, surpassing Nani’s previous record holder Dasara. The film’s hold despite poor reviews has sparked talk of a 100‑crore net milestone within days.
The Paradise opened big but word of mouth soured fast. Telangana is keeping distributors afloat while Andhra, other regions and even overseas numbers have slid, per Telugu360's weekend tracking.
Nani's The Paradise has grossed over Rs 136 crore worldwide in three days and crossed $2 million in North America, making it his highest-grossing release despite mixed reviews and a tepid word of mouth.
Nani’s The Paradise has amassed about ₹135 crore in its opening weekend, surpassing Vijay Deverakonda’s Geetha Govindam record. The rivalry now pivots to Deverakonda’s upcoming Ranabaali, set for an October 16 debut.
Despite a wave of negative criticism, Nani’s latest, The Paradise, has drawn strong crowds in Telangana and is projected to breach ₹150 crore by the end of its opening weekend, with Monday’s weekday performance now under scrutiny.
Nani’s The Paradise logged more than eight lakh admissions on its first day in the Nizam region, with every show sold out and audiences breaking into dance, distributor Shashi reports, despite mixed reactions on social media.
Nani’s latest, The Paradise, vaulted past the Rs 125‑crore mark globally on day four, overtaking his 2025 hit HIT: The Third Case to become his biggest earner yet.
Varupula Madhuri’s latest photo spread showcases a glittering strapless top and vibrant pink backdrop, a stark contrast to her understated appearance in Nani’s The Paradise, fueling talk on her dual on‑screen personas.
Day four sees The Paradise closing in on a ₹150 crore worldwide gross, with premium shows contributing over ₹14 crore and overseas markets adding another ₹30 crore to the tally.
Nani and director Srikanth Odela clarified that the ‘single‑take artist’ remark was intended as an ironic nod to Subbu’s hidden talent, a nuance lost after a key backstory was trimmed for runtime.
KTR, flanked by senior MLAs, lauded ‘The Paradise’ for its natural depiction of Telangana’s land, language and fight against oppression, singling out director Srikanth Odela’s vision.
The Paradise, starring Nani, amassed a net 76.4 crore in its first three days, surpassing the lifetime haul of Pawan Kalyan’s Ustaad Bhagat Singh, though its earnings fell sharply after opening.
Resident Evil’s Indian box‑office plunge – a 61% fall on its eighth day and an 89% cut in screens – coincides with The Paradise’s modest ₹2.1 crore net after a lukewarm opening, raising questions on the week’s horror and drama prospects.
Nani’s latest venture, The Paradise, amassed over ₹100 crore globally within three days of release, posting a net of ₹76.40 crore domestically while critics and fans remain divided over its storytelling.
During a special screening in Hyderabad, Telangana’s KTR applauded Nani’s ‘The Paradise’, calling it a vivid portrait of the state’s culture and a powerful statement against oppression.
Nani's The Paradise has crossed the ₹100‑crore milestone faster than any of his previous films, reaching ₹136 crore globally in three days, with strong day‑four sales hinting at a ₹150‑crore weekend.
Three days after its September 24 release, Nani’s The Paradise has earned roughly ₹119.5 crore globally, with Andhra Pradesh and Telangana driving the domestic surge and North America contributing a strong overseas start.