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The Paradise reaches cinemas abroad, not the $700,000 rumour

Nani’s Telugu film has confirmed listings in the US, UK and Australia. Its overseas pre-sales figures remain a parade of changing claims.

By Ctrl Alt DebateThe Outside World
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A multiplex foyer displays a Telugu film screening notice, cinema tickets and papers showing several competing dollar figures, including one with a question mark.

Confirmed overseas listings are available; the reported pre-sales total remains unsettled.

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Nani’s The Paradise has confirmed overseas cinema listings in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia — useful access for Telugu audiences abroad, without the usual need to convert every advance booking into a historical event.

Cinemark lists the film as “Telugu with English Subtitles” for September 24, 2026, with advance tickets available. Arc Cinema venues in Preston and Cork list Telugu screenings on September 23 and 24. Flicks Australia records an Australian cinema release for September 24; another Australian listing shows a Perth screening on the same date. The UK listings confirm Telugu-language screenings but do not establish that every show has English subtitles. (Cinemark; Arc Cinema Preston; Arc Cinema Cork; Flicks Australia)

The pre-sales story is less tidy. Public reports have cited figures ranging from more than $100,000 to $450,000, attributed variously to booking data, trade tracking and distributor-linked claims. The much-repeated figure above $700,000 was not independently established in the available material. Screen counts, occupancy and a consolidated exhibitor statement are also unavailable. The film has a release schedule. The box-office mythology is still waiting for one.

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