Nani says The Paradise carries a strong mother emotion under the action
At a Chennai promotional event, Nani and director Srikanth Odela spoke about The Paradise, calling it a mass film built on an uprising against oppression and a mother emotion, ahead of its 24 September theatrical release.
Nani is stepping into full mass mode with The Paradise, a high intensity action film that reaches theatres on 24 September. The project is the biggest budget film of his career so far, and the buzz around it has been building steadily among his fans.
The promotional tour has begun, and Nani travelled to Chennai along with director Srikanth Odela for the first leg.
Speaking at the event, Odela said the film is about a revolution and an uprising against oppression. He described it as something audiences will find extremely relatable, with madness and energy on screen. He also promised a grand blend of action and emotion built for the big screen.
Nani framed it as exactly the sort of film he himself wants to watch in a theatre. He said he loves films with a strong emotional core, and that even though The Paradise is packed with action, it is the mother emotion that will connect with audiences. He promised a great action experience in theatres.
He was equally warm about the music. Nani said Anirudh Ravichander's work for the film is sensational, and singled out his song featuring Kayadu Lohar as another special attraction for viewers.
Nani closed by promising a highly intense and emotional film that will be satisfying on the big screen.
Sudhakar Cherukuri is producing The Paradise on a lavish scale. The cast includes Mohan Babu, Raghav Juyal and Sonali Kulkarni in prominent roles.
With Odela pitching a revolution story and Nani pointing to the emotional core underneath the action, the film is being positioned as more than a straight action outing. The release date is close now, and the Chennai event suggests the team plans to take the promotional push well beyond Telugu states.






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