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The Paradise crossed ₹29.25 crore. Trade maths did not

Sacnilk’s estimate, repeated in trade reports, puts Nani’s film’s overseas gross at ₹29.25 crore after four days. The figure is not audited, and the reporting window is doing some of the heavy lifting.

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A cartoon counting room shows coins flowing into a bucket marked ₹29.25 crore, an awkward four-day staircase, a large 1,200-plus locations board and a closed ledger behind glass.

The overseas total is an estimate; the counting window is not publicly reconciled.

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Nani’s The Paradise is estimated to have grossed ₹29.25 crore overseas after four days, according to Sacnilk figures repeated by Filmibeat and The Times of India. That is a trade estimate, not a producer, distributor or exhibitor filing. The film had overseas premieres on September 23, ahead of its listed September 24 release.\n\nPrathyangira Cinemas, the overseas distributor, said the film released in more than 1,200 overseas locations and claimed pre-sales above $1.5 million. Those are distributor-linked claims; neither the final footprint nor the pre-sales figure has been independently audited. The distributor also said content had reached confirmed locations before the premieres, which at least suggests the usual last-minute scramble was not invited.\n\nThe figures need a small appointment with arithmetic. The Week, also citing Sacnilk, reported an overseas total of ₹29 crore after Day 3, while Filmibeat said Day 4 contributed about ₹2 crore and still reported a ₹29.25 crore cumulative total. The source material does not explain the difference. Exact market-wise collections, the counting window and any audited settlement remain unpublished. The film has a trade estimate, a large release claim and no public ledger to make them sit quietly together.

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