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Nani’s The Paradise Delivers Telangana Flavour On and Off Screen

Nani’s The Paradise brings Telangana culture to Hyderabad theatres, with Sarvapindi served during screenings. The film premieres tonight, promising a unique regional experience.

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Dumtika Editorial

September 23, 2026 · 1 min read

Nani’s The Paradise Delivers Telangana Flavour On and Off Screen

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Key Highlights

  • Nani’s The Paradise premieres tonight in Hyderabad theatres
  • Sarvapindi, a Telangana delicacy, served during screenings
  • Directed by Srikanth Odela and produced by Mythri Movie Makers
  • Film captures authentic Telangana culture and spirit

Nani’s latest film, The Paradise, is making its presence felt not just through its mass action sequences but by immersing audiences in the heart of Telangana culture. Directed by Srikanth Odela, who is known for his commitment to regional authenticity, the film showcases the language, mannerisms, and spirit of Telangana in every frame. Backed by Mythri Movie Makers, The Paradise aims to deliver an experience that goes beyond the screen.

In a unique move to celebrate the film’s roots, Mythri Vimal and Shiva Ganga theatres in Hyderabad are serving Sarvapindi, a beloved Telangana snack, as part of their special menu during screenings. This initiative allows moviegoers to enjoy a traditional delicacy while watching a story deeply connected to the region’s identity. According to the production house, this gesture is intended to keep the Telangana spirit alive both on and off the screen.

The Paradise is set to begin its Nizam premieres tonight from 9 PM, with anticipation building among audiences eager for a true regional experience. Earlier this month, the film generated significant buzz with robust pre-sales in North America, reflecting Nani’s strong box office appeal. The film’s release, scheduled for September 24, 2026, has been highly awaited by fans, especially after the director’s recent successes.

As The Paradise opens its doors to audiences, it promises not just cinematic entertainment but a celebration of Telangana’s culture, making the theatrical experience even more memorable for Hyderabad’s movie lovers.