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The Paradise Crosses ₹100 Crore India Net Despite Weekday Drops
The Paradise is a film starring Nani.
On its seventh day in theaters, it earned ₹3.40 crore in India.
This was less than it earned on the previous day.
Even so, the film’s total India earnings have passed ₹100 crore.
It has made ₹104.90 crore in India after seven days.
The film has also earned money in other countries.
Its total worldwide earnings are now ₹154.80 crore.
Critics have given the film mixed opinions, praising its visuals but questioning parts of its story and action.
The Paradise earned ₹3.40 crore net in India on Day 7, down 22.7% from Tuesday.
The Nani-starrer has reached ₹104.90 crore in India net collections.
Its India gross stands at ₹123.95 crore, while worldwide gross has reached ₹154.80 crore.
The film earned ₹35 lakh overseas on Day 7, taking its overseas gross to ₹30.85 crore.
The Telugu version led Day 7 collections with ₹2.65 crore, followed by Hindi at ₹65 lakh and Tamil at ₹10 lakh.
- Who
- The Paradise, starring Nani.
- What
- The film earned ₹3.40 crore net in India on its seventh day and crossed ₹100 crore in total India net collections.
- Where
- The film earned revenue in India and overseas markets.
- When
- Day 7 was Wednesday, September 30.
- Why
Mixed Critical Reception
Box Office Milestone
Overall performance
Mixed Critical Reception
The film received a mixed response. A Free Press Journal review praised its visual appeal but raised concerns about its narrative and action sequences, awarding it 1.5 stars.
Box Office Milestone
The film crossed ₹100 crore in India net collections and reached ₹154.80 crore in worldwide gross after seven days.
Key facts
- Day 7 India net
- ₹3.40 crore
- Total India net
- ₹104.90 crore
- Total India gross
- ₹123.95 crore
- Total overseas gross
- ₹30.85 crore
- Total worldwide gross
- ₹154.80 crore
- Day 7 language leader
- Telugu, with ₹2.65 crore
- Reported budget
- Over ₹200 crore, though the production cost has not been officially confirmed
Quotes
The Free Press Journal reviewer
A reviewer for The Free Press Journal who assessed The Paradise.
“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.”
freepressjournal.in







