Nani’s The Paradise is witnessing a gradual shift in audience response after its release. The film, which registered Nani’s biggest opening and became his fastest Rs.100 crore grosser, received extreme reactions during the premiere shows. However, Nani says the talk has been getting better with every show.

Speaking at the film’s Media Mulakat, Nani acknowledged the unusual response and called The Paradise a “Lambhi Race Ka Ghodha.” He said, “Normally, films tend to get positive responses early and then they tend to go mixed. But our film got extreme reactions and positive talk is growing with each show.” He added that hearing the collections from distributors and seeing the response from audiences has been satisfying.

Nani also spoke about the difficult journey behind the film, revealing that the team had to work through harsh mud, rain and sunlight, with everyone putting in double the effort. He said the team even stayed on sets without moving to their caravans so that the mood of the shoot would not be disturbed. He also praised Mohan Babu, saying he fell in love with the veteran’s nature while working with him. Nani concluded by thanking audiences for continuing to support The Paradise and urged them to experience the film in theatres.

Director Srikanth Odela thanked the entire cast and crew and said his relationship with Nani has gone beyond that of a director and actor, calling them brothers. Mohan Babu, meanwhile, recalled how Srikanth’s decision to seek Nani’s permission before approaching him for the role initially hurt his ego, but said the director’s conviction and fearlessness won him over. He also praised Nani’s dedication to the craft.

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