Nani’s The Paradise Scores ₹2.15 Cr Hindi Debut Without Major Chains

Nani’s latest film, The Paradise, has delivered an unexpected performance in the Hindi market, collecting ₹2.15 crores nett from its Hindi-dubbed version. This achievement is notable as the film did not release in major national multiplex chains like PVR, Inox, or Cinepolis, which are typically crucial for box office success in the Hindi belt.

Nani, whose previous films have steadily built a loyal following through digital platforms, has managed to draw attention in regions where dubbed films often find an audience. Odisha stood out as a strong market, contributing over ₹30 lakhs nett, while Uttar Pradesh also played a significant role in the film’s Hindi collections. The Paradise’s opening compares favorably with recent releases from other South Indian stars. For instance, Ram Charan’s Peddi earned ₹2.5 crores nett and Prabhas’ The Raja Saab collected ₹5.2 crores nett in Hindi, but both those films benefited from releases across the PIC chain, unlike The Paradise.

Despite minimal promotion in the Hindi-speaking regions, The Paradise’s performance highlights the goodwill Nani has built among audiences, especially through his consistent digital presence. According to reports, the film’s reception in these areas is largely attributed to the actor’s reputation and the quality of his past work, rather than a heavy marketing push.

The Paradise’s Hindi debut stands as a testament to Nani’s growing pan-Indian appeal, showing that strong content and a dedicated fan base can drive box office numbers even without the backing of major multiplex chains.