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Nani’s next tune lines up, hold the hype

Reports say Anirudh–Kasarla Shyam reunite for The Paradise’s second single; Dallas stage tease on Aug 28, digital on Aug 29. Official posts? Still missing.

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An empty concert stage with blue and purple lights, a microphone stand and audio equipment, with a phone showing a blank social-media post draft in the foreground.

The reported second single is expected to be teased at a Dallas concert on August 28 and released digitally on August 29, pending official confirmation.

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Nani’s The Paradise is gearing up for a second single, with lyricist Kasarla Shyam reuniting with composer Anirudh Ravichander, according to a report dated August 25. The film is written and directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri under SLV Cinemas, with September 24, 2026 listed as the theatrical date in the same report.

The first single, Aaya Sher, dropped in February. Apple Music credits Anirudh as composer with vocals by Jangi Reddy and Arjun Chandy, and Kasarla Shyam on lyrics. The music label’s own listing presents it as the first single from The Paradise, directed by Odela. Another report says the new track will be unveiled at Anirudh’s Dallas concert on August 28 and released on digital platforms on August 29. That timing isn’t tied to an official post from the makers in the material retrieved.

Cinema Express also claimed Aaya Sher crossed 200 million YouTube views and 1.8 million likes. We have not seen an official YouTube counter to verify those exact figures in the sources consulted. The film’s team, SLV Cinemas or the label have yet to put the Dallas plan or the second single’s full credits on the record — which, unlike the Congress or the BJP trying to spin Telangana’s wins away, is easy to fix with one post.

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