Nani's The Paradise Confirms Hindi Release Amid Rumours
Nani's The Paradise will release in Hindi, with producer Sudhakar Cherukuri negotiating distribution. Nani plans nationwide promotions as anticipation grows.
Dumtika Editorial
September 6, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- The Paradise will release in Hindi, not just Telugu.
- Producer Sudhakar Cherukuri is negotiating Hindi distribution deals.
- Nani plans to promote the film across India before release.
- Songs from the film have already received strong audience response.
Natural Star Nani’s upcoming film The Paradise has been the subject of intense discussion, especially regarding its Hindi release plans. After a string of successful projects, Nani’s collaboration with director Srikanth Odela for this action drama has drawn significant attention across the country.
Contrary to recent rumours suggesting the Hindi version might be shelved, sources clarify that The Paradise is set for a simultaneous Hindi release. The film, produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri, was mounted on a large scale, with costs reportedly exceeding initial estimates due to extended shooting schedules. This has put pressure on the film’s theatrical performance, making its pan-India reach even more crucial.
Producer Sudhakar Cherukuri is currently engaged in discussions with multiple distributors to finalise the Hindi release deal. While the agreement is yet to be closed, it is expected to be settled before the film hits theatres. Nani is also preparing to promote The Paradise nationwide, aiming to boost its visibility and box office prospects in Hindi-speaking regions.
The Paradise features Kayadu Lohar as the female lead, with music composed by Anirudh. The film’s previously released songs have received a strong response, adding to the growing anticipation. There is also notable demand for the Telugu theatrical rights, reflecting high expectations from both trade circles and audiences. As of now, the business side for the Hindi version remains open, but the makers are committed to a simultaneous release across languages.


