Nani’s The Paradise Gets ‘A’ Certificate; New Poster Raises Buzz
Nani’s The Paradise receives an ‘A’ certificate from CBFC. A fierce new poster is out, and advance bookings are strong in Nizam ahead of the September 24 release.
Dumtika Editorial
September 21, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Nani’s The Paradise receives an ‘A’ certificate from CBFC
- A fierce new poster is unveiled by Nani on social media
- Advance bookings open in Nizam with strong initial response
- Directed by Srikanth Odela, film releases on September 24
Natural Star Nani’s upcoming Telugu film, The Paradise, has officially received an ‘A’ (Adults Only) certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Nani, who has been on a strong run with intense roles, took to his X account to share the news, unveiling a striking new poster that highlights the film’s bold tone. The actor’s recent statement, “Guidelines say A. But the content says Universal. READY,” has caught the attention of fans and industry watchers alike.
Directed by Srikanth Odela, The Paradise features a notable ensemble including Raghav Juyal, Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni, and Kayadu Lohar in key roles. The film has promised a gripping experience since its announcement, with Nani himself emphasizing that it is intended for mature audiences. Earlier this year, the project generated significant buzz in Telugu cinema circles even before its completion, reflecting the anticipation around Nani’s most intense action avatar yet.
Advance bookings for The Paradise have already opened in the Nizam region, where the initial response has been described as solid. Bookings in Andhra Pradesh are set to commence soon, further fueling excitement as the release date draws near. The film is scheduled to hit screens on September 24, adding to the festive atmosphere for Telugu moviegoers this season.
With the official ‘A’ certification and a fierce promotional push, The Paradise stands out as one of the most awaited releases in Nani’s career, setting the stage for a high-voltage theatrical debut.


