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The Paradise Box Office Drops 68% On Day Five
The Paradise is a new action film starring Nani.
On its fifth day, it earned about Rs 5 crore in India.
That was much less than the Rs 15.70 crore it earned the day before.
Its total earnings in India are now about Rs 97.10 crore after taxes.
Including overseas earnings, it has made about Rs 144.85 crore worldwide.
The film reportedly cost more than Rs 200 crore, but that budget has not been officially confirmed.
A reviewer praised its visuals but criticized its story and violence.
The film's weekday performance and second weekend may be important for its theatrical run.
The Paradise collected an estimated Rs 5 crore net in India on Day 5.
Day 5 earnings fell 68.2% from the previous day's Rs 15.70 crore.
The film's India net total reached approximately Rs 97.10 crore, with an India gross of Rs 114.85 crore.
Overseas earnings added around Rs 75 lakh on Day 5, taking the overseas gross total to Rs 30 crore.
The worldwide gross reached approximately Rs 144.85 crore, while the film's reported budget exceeds Rs 200 crore but remains unconfirmed.
- Who
- The Paradise, starring Nani and directed by Srikanth Odela, with Mohan Babu, Kayadu Lohar, Sonali Kulkarni and Raghav Juyal in key roles.
- What
- The film collected an estimated Rs 5 crore net in India on its fifth day, a 68.2% drop from the previous day.
- Where
- India and overseas markets.
- When
- Day 5 of the film's theatrical run; no calendar date is provided.
- Why
- The article reports the sharp decline but does not give a specific reason; it says upcoming weekdays and the second weekend will be important.
Key facts
- Day 5 India net
- Approximately Rs 5 crore
- Previous-day India net
- Rs 15.70 crore
- India net total
- Approximately Rs 97.10 crore
- India gross total
- Approximately Rs 114.85 crore
- Overseas gross total
- Approximately Rs 30 crore
- Worldwide gross total
- Approximately Rs 144.85 crore
- Reported budget
- Over Rs 200 crore, according to reports; not officially confirmed
Quotes
The Free Press Journal reviewer
Reviewer who assessed The Paradise for The Free Press Journal
“While the film is a visual treat for all Nani fans, some might be disappointed with the film in totality due to the not-so-relevant and slightly unbelievable narrative. Skipping this film seems a better option for those who do not prefer hardcore violence and spineless action!”
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