Nani took Telangana mass to Garland
“Yeshanagula” was unveiled at Anirudh Ravichander’s Dallas-area concert before its digital release the next day. The film’s release date remains reported, not carved in stone.
The song was unveiled in Garland and released digitally the next day; the film’s reported release date remains unconfirmed.
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Telugu cinema’s latest overseas launch did not wait for a red-carpet speech. “Yeshanagula”, the second song from The Paradise, was performed at Anirudh Ravichander’s concert at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas, on August 28. Nani joined Anirudh on stage, according to multiple reports, and the song was released digitally on August 29.
The official film account described it as a “‘NAATU MASS’” musical, with lyrics by Kasarla Shyam and vocals by Jangi Reddy and Prabha Bangarigalla. Reports and audience discussion describe Telangana folk elements in the track, although no primary statement from the composer, actor, director or production house explains the musical basis for that description. The organisers called the event sold out; they did not publish an attendance figure.
The film has been reported as scheduled for September 24, 2026. That date appears in a teaser listing, but an independently accessible primary release announcement was not found. Garland hosted the launch. Dallas got the branding. The song, at least, made it to the next day on time.