Nani's The Paradise Sees Dip on Sunday, Total Collection Crosses ₹100 Crore Mark

Despite abysmal reviews, Nani's The Paradise has taken a rocking start at the box office, with the mass action entertainer registering the biggest opening of Nani's career. The film, directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri and Ishan Saksena, has managed to collect ₹86.45 crore in India so far, with the bulk of the earnings coming from the Telugu version.

This is a shows the film's ability to attract large crowds, despite the negative word-of-mouth.

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The Paradise has collected ₹11.60 crore from evening premieres alone on Thursday and ₹34.65 crore on Friday, its opening day. The film filed a ₹46.25 crore opening, the highest in Nani's career. On Friday, the film saw a shocking dip, collecting ₹14.90 crore.

However, the film showed momentum on Saturday, collecting ₹15.25 crore.

About The, the film's production company, has been making waves in the industry with its recent releases. Shikanja Malik, the film's music composer, has been praised for his work on the film's soundtrack. The Paradise has been a commercial success, with the bulk of its earnings coming from the Telugu version.

Under Sri Lakshmi Venkateshwara Cinemas and IVY Entertainment. It stars Nani, Mohan Babu, Kayadu Lohar, Sonali Kulkarni and Raghav Juyal in lead roles.

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The Paradise is a mass action entertainer that tells the story of a tribe called the Savaari fighting for citizenship during the 1980s. The film has been a subject of interest for fans and critics alike. With many speculating about its potential to perform well at the box office.

The Paradise has managed to collect ₹10.05 crore by 6 PM on Sunday. A number that is expected to improve with the evening shows. The film's Sunday collection figures have shown a slight dip, with ₹8.82 crore collected from the Telugu version alone.