Nani’s The Paradise is finally gearing up for what could be one of the biggest openings in Telugu cinema this year. Despite facing a few ups and downs during its promotional campaign and making, the action drama has managed to build tremendous hype.
According to the latest trade reports, the Srikanth Odela film has already crossed ₹45 crore in advance sales. With premiere shows set to begin tonight and bookings continuing at a solid pace, trade experts believe the numbers could touch the ₹50 crore mark before the premiere show begins.
The film is witnessing crazy demand in both domestic and overseas markets. Advance bookings have been particularly strong in the Telugu states, while overseas territories are also reporting impressive trends.
Trade experts feel that if current trends continue, The Paradise could comfortably register a worldwide opening of over ₹75 crore gross. Such a start would make The Paradise the biggest opener in Nani’s career.
However, the audience response and reviews will play a key role in determining the film’s long-term performance. The initial talk from premiere shows is expected to have a significant impact on collections over the opening weekend. Made with such a huge budget a positive talk is a must for The Paradise.
If the film receives an exceptional response, the already strong opening numbers could grow even bigger, setting the stage for a potentially earth shattering theatrical run. Let’s see what happens.
This post was last modified on 23 September 2026 4:55 pm
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