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The Paradise crosses three borders, not the audit

Nani’s Telugu film is listed in cinemas across the US, UK and Australia ahead of its announced September 24 worldwide release. The overseas screen count and advance sales remain undisclosed.

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A film reel and cinema tickets pass through three international airport gates while a suitcase labelled audited receipts remains stuck at a paperwork-filled audit counter; a board shows conflicting dates.

The Paradise is listed across the US, UK and Australia ahead of its announced September 24 release; overseas sales remain unaudited.

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Nani’s The Paradise has secured theatrical listings in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia ahead of its announced September 24 worldwide release. The film is directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri under SLV Cinemas.

Atom Tickets shows advance bookings at Cinemark and AMC venues in the Los Angeles area, while another US listings page records additional New York-area venues. In the UK, listings appear across Cineworld, Odeon and Showcase, with some pages also showing Vue screenings. Hoyts lists the Telugu film with English subtitles in Australia from September 24, and a Tamworth cinema carries a session listing for the same date.

The dates are doing a little international freelancing: some US and UK pages show September 23 sessions, while other metadata displays September 25. Whether those are premieres, early shows or simply inconsistent listings has not been established.

Trade coverage has claimed worldwide pre-sales nearing Rs 10 crore, but no audited distributor or exhibitor statement was found. The listings confirm overseas access. They do not yet confirm the size of the release, ticket sales or the overseas distributor. The film has travelled farther than its receipts have been verified.

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