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Nani‑Kayadu Lohar’s ‘The Paradise’ pulls Rs 15.25 cr in 3 days, 2.3% growth
✍️ timesofindia.indiatimes.com
🗓 28 Sep 2026, 04:32 AM
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The Nani‑Kayadu Lohar starrer ‘The Paradise’ collected Rs 15.25 crore by its third day, registering a 2.3% increase in earnings.
The Telugu‑language film ‘The Paradise’, starring Nani and Kayadu Lohar, posted a cumulative box‑office gross of Rs 15.25 crore after three days of release, according to trade data. The earnings reflect a modest 2.3% rise in revenue compared with the previous reporting period, indicating steady audience interest.
The movie, which opened across a wide network of screens nationwide, has maintained a consistent footfall despite competing releases. Analysts attribute the performance to the star power of Nani and the promotional push surrounding the film’s music and trailer.
Industry observers note that the collection places ‘The Paradise’ among the higher‑earning regional releases of the week, though it remains below the benchmark set by recent blockbusters. The film’s producers have not yet disclosed the final budget, making profitability assessments tentative.
The trade figures are expected to be updated in the coming days as the film continues its theatrical run, with further data likely to clarify its overall box‑office trajectory.
The movie, which opened across a wide network of screens nationwide, has maintained a consistent footfall despite competing releases. Analysts attribute the performance to the star power of Nani and the promotional push surrounding the film’s music and trailer.
Industry observers note that the collection places ‘The Paradise’ among the higher‑earning regional releases of the week, though it remains below the benchmark set by recent blockbusters. The film’s producers have not yet disclosed the final budget, making profitability assessments tentative.
The trade figures are expected to be updated in the coming days as the film continues its theatrical run, with further data likely to clarify its overall box‑office trajectory.