No Trailer for The Paradise: Nani Comments on Director Srikanth Odela's Lack of Time Management Compared to SS Rajamouli
Nani said the team will skip a theatrical trailer as The Paradise heads to release with an official teaser and an eight-language rollout.
- During a press meet on Friday, Natural Star Nani confirmed that The Paradise will not release a theatrical trailer before its September 24 debut.
- Directed by Srikanth Odela, the project marks the second collaboration between the director and Nani following their 2023 film, Dasara.
- The cast includes Kayadu Lohar, Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni, Sampoornesh Babu, and Raghav Juyal, who makes his Telugu debut as antagonist Vikram Maalik.
- Anirudh Ravichander composed the film's score, complementing the 1-minute and 42-second teaser released August 6 showcasing Nani as Dhagad in a gritty slum setting.
- Nani declines to label The Paradise a 'pan-India' film, noting that while it releases in eight languages, Telugu remains the "prime target.
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The makers of Nani's film, "The Paradise," have a very different plan that may be off-putting to many. The film is being released exclusively in Telugu; it will not be released in other regional languages. There will be no trailer for the film, and it will be released directly in theaters.
No trailer for The Paradise: Nani comments on director Srikanth Odela's lack of time management compared to SS Rajamouli
Srikanth Odela and Nani's The Paradise will be released in theatres on September 24. The film's team told the press that there will be no trailer for it.
Nani says 'there won't be a trailer' for The Paradise ahead of release; chooses not to label it pan-India
During a press meet, Telugu actor Nani has confirmed that The Paradise will not have a trailer ahead of the theatrical release. He also refused to call the film "pan-India", saying Telugu remains the 'prime target' despite its multilingual release.
The Paradise Release Date: The trailer for Nani's most anticipated film, "The Paradise," will not be released. Nani explained that post-production work is still ongoing and that creating a compelling trailer would have required a halt to production.
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