Nani's The Paradise is witnessing unprecedented demand in advance bookings, with the film crossing Rs.10 crore in worldwide gross sales despite bookings being open only in Nizam and overseas markets. With three days remaining for its September 24 release, the Srikanth Odela directorial has already sold over one lakh tickets in the Nizam region, while Andhra Pradesh bookings are yet to open.

The film is currently selling around 11,000 tickets per hour on BookMyShow and District apps in Nizam, reflecting the growing demand ahead of release. The makers are also looking to add more theatres across various territories to accommodate the bookings. The advance sales are being driven by the anticipation surrounding Nani's action avatar, along with the popularity of Anirudh Ravichander's songs Aaya Sher and Yasha Nagula.

The makers have also managed to address concerns over completing the film's work on time after postponing its release twice. Overseas prints have been dispatched, while work on versions in other languages is underway. The team has secured permission for Telangana premieres with ticket price hikes and is following dynamic pricing based on individual centres.

The film's pre-release event is being held today, with the makers set to unveil a release glimpse. Produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri on a massive scale, The Paradise is gearing up for its theatrical release in multiple languages, worldwide. 

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