Pre-release excitement can do wonders for an opening, but it can’t carry a film forever. Nani’s The Paradise, directed by Srikanth Odela, has now wrapped its theatrical run, and trade estimates say it ended as a flop.
The Final Number
According to Pinkvilla’s trade estimates, the action drama collected about Rs 159.50 crore worldwide. Around Rs 130 crore came from India and roughly Rs 30 crore from overseas markets.

The Paradise: Box Office Breakdown
| Territory | Gross Collection |
|---|---|
| AP/TS | Rs 103.50 cr |
| Karnataka | Rs 11.00 cr |
| Tamil Nadu and Kerala | Rs 4.00 cr |
| Rest of India | Rs 11.50 cr |
| India Total | Rs 130.00 cr |
| United States | USD 1.95 million |
| Rest of World | USD 1.15 million |
| Worldwide Total | Rs 159.50 cr |
Telugu states did the heavy lifting here, contributing the bulk of the total, while the other regions added only modest numbers.
What Went Wrong?
The film had a big opening thanks to strong pre-release buzz. After the first weekend, though, collections fell quickly. The main culprit was weak word of mouth. Pinkvilla’s own review said Nani’s acting and Anirudh Ravichander’s music couldn’t save a flat, uncreative action thriller.
It’s a good reminder that in cinema, a loud trailer can get people into seats once, but only a good film keeps them coming. The expectations were also high, because this was Nani and Srikanth Odela’s second film together after Dasara, and fans hoped for a repeat of that success.
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Behind the Scenes
For more about the film’s director and the industry context, read about Nani on Wikipedia. A single setback doesn’t define an actor who has delivered many hits.
FAQs
Q1. What is The Paradise's final worldwide collection?
The film wrapped its run at about Rs 159.50 crore worldwide, according to trade estimates.
Q2. Why did The Paradise underperform?
A strong opening was followed by a fast drop, mainly due to poor word of mouth after the first weekend.





