The Paradise brings receipts, mostly claims
Nani’s film has a trade-reported ₹27.5 crore Nizam share and a makers’ ₹136 crore worldwide claim. The paperwork remains off-screen.
The Paradise opened in theatres on September 24, with trade estimates and makers’ claims differing in evidentiary weight.
Nani’s The Paradise opened on September 24 and has started strongly in Telangana’s Nizam region — at least according to the available trade estimate. A report puts its first extended-weekend Nizam share at around ₹27.5 crore, including an estimated ₹4.7 crore on Sunday, excluding GST.
The same report says the film crossed ₹136 crore gross worldwide in three days. That figure comes from an official SLV Cinemas poster, not an audited account. The makers described it as “136 CRORES+ GROSS WORLDWIDE”; another line called the run “JADAL ZAMANA at the box office”. The poster, unlike the accounts behind it, is doing very well.
The film stars Nani, is directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri. The Nizam estimates have not been independently corroborated by a distributor, exhibitor, audited statement or collection sheet. Monday’s performance will show whether the opening has legs. For now, the box office has delivered a headline; the supporting documents are still waiting for their release date.