Nani’s The Paradise Faces Another Delay; September Release Likely Amid Extended Shoot

Natural Star Nani’s ambitious project, The Paradise, has once again shifted its release window, with current indications pointing to a September launch. The film, which reunites Nani with director Srikanth Odela after their successful collaboration on Dasara, was initially slated for March and then August 21, but both dates could not be met due to ongoing production work.

The Paradise is shaping up to be the longest film in Nani’s career, with the team having already completed 120 days of shooting. According to reports, an additional 60 days of filming remain, and the cast and crew have now embarked on an intensive, uninterrupted schedule to wrap the remaining scenes and songs. Kayadu Lohar steps in as the female lead, while Mohan Babu takes on an imposing antagonist’s role. Music for the film is being composed by Anirudh, adding to fans’ anticipation.

There is considerable buzz on social media regarding the film’s continuous delays, with fans speculating a new release date. Streaming giant Netflix has acquired the digital rights for a premium price and is reportedly urging the makers to ensure there are no further postponements. The film, bankrolled by Sudhakar Cherukuri’s SLV Cinemas, is being made on a grand scale.

While an official update from the team is awaited, insiders suggest that September 25th is being considered as the tentative release date. With the shoot now back in full swing, fans can expect a formal announcement soon and are eagerly looking forward to Nani’s return to the big screen.