If you’re wondering whether a new Telugu action keeps the buzz alive, The Paradise’s numbers say it’s still hot. Day‑3 net earnings climbed to ₹15.25 crore, while overseas pockets added ₹4 crore, bringing the global total to ₹119.5 crore. The film’s day‑three occupancy hovered around 33.4%, but the Telugu version punched above its weight, registering 46.1% occupancy from 3,617 shows.
The film kicked off with a Day‑0 splash of ₹11.60 crore across 900 shows at a 79% occupancy, then leapt to ₹34.65 crore on Day 1 over 9,732 screens before dipping to ₹14.90 crore on Day 2. The slight slide was quickly reversed by a 2.3% uptick on Saturday, proving that audience interest is steady, especially in the Telugu‑heavy markets.
Nani took to X to thank fans and deflect the trolls, saying, "I have seen all your reactions and responses. I’ve received all your love and equally enjoyed your hilarious trolls. I’m heartwarmed by the way the audience have owned the film, and also learnt from the flaws that critics and reviewers have pointed out." The actor’s candid remarks give the film a human edge that audiences appreciate.
Directed by Srikanth Odela, the ensemble line‑up of Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni, Kayadu Lohar, Raghav Juyal, Sampoornesh Babu and Easwari Rao adds depth to the narrative, while Keerthy Suresh’s cameo injects a surprise twist that keeps the adrenaline pumping.
With the Rs 100‑crore bar already behind it, theatres are lining up for more screenings, and the chatter suggests Nani’s next venture may follow a similar upward curve. For now, grab the popcorn, because The Paradise is still rolling and the story is far from over.