Nani's The Paradise took far longer to shoot than planned, its budget nearly doubled, and the actor gave back part of his fee to clear the finances.
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Nani's action drama The Paradise has finished its theatrical run with about Rs 160 crore worldwide and is counted a commercial disappointment, though its Hindi dubbed version turned a small profit.
The makers of Nithiin's Alias Rukmini have introduced Bollywood actress Aafiya Sayed as the leading lady with a new glimpse that shows her as Rukmini, a stern school teacher.
Back after a year-long break, Nithiin has four films in hand, including the Nani-produced Alias Rukmini and a new entertainer with director Ram Abbaraju that starts filming early next year.
Nani has started preparing for Bloody Romeo, Sujeeth's gangster drama, and a new makeover video shows his rugged new look for the role of a chef who leads a gangster's life.
Nani is personally overseeing the OTT version of The Paradise, with shots missing from the theatrical cut set to return after the film drew criticism from disappointed viewers.
Nithiin's Alias Rukmini, presented by Nani and directed by Murali Kanth Devasoth, will release in theatres on December 4, with only one shooting schedule left to complete.
Nani says he watched The Paradise before release and knew which parts would land and which would not, as the Srikanth Odela film draws mixed reactions while the makers put its worldwide gross past ₹180 crore.
Nani plays both a chef and a gangster in Bloody Romeo, his upcoming film with director Sujeeth, and calls it a stylish, theatrical mix of action and humour unlike anything Telugu audiences have seen.
Nani, who is producing Nithiin's Alias Rukmini, says he has seen the rushes and the film is coming out really well, though he kept the story under wraps.
Nani, who is producing Chiranjeevi's film with director Srikanth Odela, says the team has not yet formally discussed the project's status or start date after The Paradise ran long.
Nani says Sujeeth's Bloody Romeo is a witty, violent action film in a genre audiences have not seen before, and that he will move on to a subtle love story for all audiences next.

Nani has always been a precious asset to the Telugu Film Industry. He has a reputation for choosing commendable movie scripts that later turn out superhits.

Nani aims to repeat his hattrick hits trend, which he had in 2017 to repeat in 2021. Like all the major stars in Tollywood, Nani had consecutive releases every year, except for this year. Pandemic put Nani's plans on hold, and Lockdown assured it remained the same.

Krithi Shetty to test her talent as a vocalist. The young and budding actress Krithi Shetty has made her debut with the film Uppena which hasn't made its way to the theatre or OTT yet but is in full demand.

Nani has always been a precious asset to the Telugu Film Industry. He has a reputation for choosing commendable movie scripts which later turn out superhits. But during recent times we could notice that Nani is preferring quantity over quality by choosing to work on various scripts with various directors. Nani has a history of playing the protagonist. But in his recent film 'V' co-starring Sudheer Babu, he played an antagonist and his fans didn't seem to fancy this new endeavor.