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Nani Praises Malayalam Cinema While Promoting The Paradise in Kerala

Nani, while promoting The Paradise in Kerala, praised Malayalam cinema for its efficient filmmaking and storytelling. He highlighted Mollywood's ability to deliver quality films with limited resources.

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Dumtika Editorial

September 19, 2026 · 1 min read

Nani Praises Malayalam Cinema While Promoting The Paradise in Kerala

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Key Highlights

  • Nani praises Malayalam cinema's efficiency and storytelling in Kochi
  • The Paradise is set for release on September 24, 2026
  • Nani highlights Mollywood's ability to deliver quality with limited resources
  • His comments add buzz to The Paradise promotions in Kerala

Nani, known for his consistent efforts to reach wider audiences, has turned the spotlight on the Malayalam film industry during his recent promotional visit to Kochi for his upcoming film, The Paradise. The actor, who has been actively promoting his projects across languages in recent months, took a moment to appreciate the unique strengths of Mollywood.

Speaking at an interaction in Kerala, Nani remarked that every film industry in India could learn from Malayalam cinema's approach. He pointed out that Mollywood filmmakers are adept at delivering high-quality films despite working with limited budgets and resources. Nani said, "Every industry should learn from Malayalam cinema," emphasizing their efficient planning, execution, and the ability to avoid unnecessary wastage while maintaining impressive storytelling standards.

The Paradise, Nani's latest film, is set to hit screens on September 24, 2026. The actor's comments come as he engages with audiences in Kerala, reflecting his ongoing strategy to connect with viewers beyond the Telugu-speaking states. His praise for Malayalam cinema has resonated with local fans and industry professionals, who often take pride in their industry's reputation for strong narratives and resourceful filmmaking.

Earlier this year, Nani was noted for his efforts to promote his films across various languages, aiming to establish a pan-Indian presence. As the release of The Paradise approaches, his admiration for Mollywood's working style adds another layer of interest to his promotional campaign.