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Nani action film The Paradise crosses ninety crore rupees on Sunday
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Nani starrer The Paradise has reached a total domestic collection of ninety-one crore and six lakh rupees by its first Sunday. The action film earned fourteen crore and sixty-six lakh rupees by ten PM on Sunday, holding steady despite a slight dip from earlier days. Thursday evening premieres brought in eleven crore and sixty lakh rupees, while Friday's opening day earned thirty-four crore and sixty-five crore rupees including previews for a total opening of forty-six crore and twenty-five lakh rupees. Collections fell to fourteen crore and ninety lakh rupees on Friday before recovering slightly to fifteen crore and twenty-five lakh rupees on Saturday. Most of the earnings on Sunday came from the Telugu version at eight crore and eighty-two lakh rupees, out of a release spanning Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.
Cast and Plot
Directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri and Ishan Saksena under Sri Lakshmi Venkateshwara Cinemas and IVY Entertainment, the movie features a lead cast including Nani, Mohan Babu, Kayadu Lohar, Sonali Kulkarni and Raghav Juyal. The story is set in the 1980s and follows a tribe named the Savaari fighting for legal citizenship. Sonali plays the tribal leader Sammakka, and Nani plays her son Jadal. Mohan Babu plays a feudal overlord named Shikanja Malik, and Raghav plays his son Vikram Malik, with the plot focusing on the tribe's clash with both the Malik family and the governing system.
Reviews and Response
The film opened to mixed reviews and criticism for poor writing and a familiar savior trope, though it achieved the biggest opening of Nani's career by a wide margin. Nani responded to the feedback on social media by posting that he received the love and trolls alike, felt heartwarmed that audiences owned the film, and learned from the flaws pointed out by critics.
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