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The Paradise earns; box-office trackers improvise
TrackTollywood puts the film’s Day 2 Telangana gross at ₹8.12 crore, while trade trackers disagree on the wider total and nobody has produced an audited account.
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Congress finds 10.8 million deletions. The roll says ASDDO.
Karnataka’s draft roll excluded 10.8 million electors under categories including absent, shifted, dead and duplicate. Congress calls it mass disenfranchisement; the record says the draft process is still open to objections.
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₹1 crore, ₹1 lakh—or just one missing receipt?
The Paradise got Telangana’s ticket-hike permission. The welfare payment attached to it remains somewhere between two figures and no public record.
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KTR praises *The Paradise*. Politics stays in the subplot
The BRS working president watched Nani’s film in Hyderabad and praised its treatment of identity, suppression and Telangana culture. The film’s reported political resemblance remains just that: reported.
Analysis
The Paradise sold out first, convinced nobody
Nani’s film posted a reported career-best opening, while critics found the screenplay wandering through familiar territory.
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TDP asks for clarity, then declares clarity complete
Lavu Srikrishna Devarayalu sought transparency on September 25. Chandrababu Naidu called the Election Commission’s clarification conclusive the next day.
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The Paradise sells 1.8 million claims, too
Nani’s film has a strong advance-booking story. The small matter of proving exactly what the number counts remains pending.
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Congress orders inquiry, discovers the word ‘if’
G.O.Ms.No.134 names land matters involving BRS leaders, but proves no violation, offence or liability. The inquiry is the finding so far.
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440 acres, 334 accounted for
The Congress government’s land claim is still waiting for the land records to arrive.
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Fourteen objections, one very tidy unanimity
The Election Commission says final SIR decisions were unanimous. The public record still does not show how 14 written objections were resolved.
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The Paradise gets ₹500 tickets, paperwork gets drama
Telangana reportedly approved higher ticket prices for Nani’s film, while the High Court questioned the timing and reasons. The welfare contribution figure is still doing arithmetic gymnastics.
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AP’s 421-post row gets a lathi-charge
A YSRCP protest over alleged sports-quota recruitment irregularities turned tense in Vijayawada. The evidence establishes a confrontation, not the larger political claims now being marched around.
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The Paradise opened big. The numbers need subtitles
Nani’s film has reported demand, but its ₹46.25 crore “opening” includes paid previews and remains a trade estimate, not an audited account.
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₹500 ticket, three days’ notice
The Paradise got a reported Telangana price hike just before release. The High Court has now questioned the timing and missing reasons.
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₹500 show, last-minute memo, court questions
The Telangana High Court has questioned the state’s September 20 permission for enhanced ticket prices for The Paradise, while the memo and full court order remain unavailable for public inspection.
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The Paradise has three opening-day totals
Nani’s film opened strongly, depending on which estimate you choose. The box office, meanwhile, remains less settled than the headlines.
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Power claims, metering missing
Congress says ₹81,000 crore. BRS says 24 hours versus seven. TGERC says the measurement system cannot reliably settle either claim.
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280 TMC, no ledger: Congress gets a white-paper request
Harish Rao has challenged the Telangana government’s reported Krishna-water figure. The department has not published the accounting behind it.
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₹500 premiere, ₹76.90 crore claim, one missing memo
Telangana approved a premium *The Paradise* show before release. The box-office number is still a tracker’s number, not a balance sheet.
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Inquiry announced, guilt not yet delivered
The Congress government’s reported land panel may examine allegations involving BRS leaders. It has not established that anyone broke the law.