Fans eagerly waiting for The Paradise trailer were shocked when Nani and director Srikanth Odela officially confirmed it won’t be released before the film’s September 24 theatrical debut.
The film’s team addressed the press for the first time to announce the release strategy and other details. Nani revealed the primary reason behind skipping the trailer: the hectic work schedule makes it impossible to deliver a quality trailer without affecting the film’s completion timeline.
Nani Explains The Paradise Trailer Decision
Nani explained that multiple units are currently working on The Paradise simultaneously, and preparing a trailer that meets their quality standards requires significant time and resources the team cannot spare right now.
He emphasized that completing the film is the top priority and clarified this decision wasn’t made out of disregard for the audience. “The entire team is working with great dedication to ensure the movie is completed on schedule,” Nani stated.
The no-trailer strategy is unusual for big-budget Telugu films, especially after the film's teaser stunned fans with Nani’s violent avatar and Anirudh Ravichander’s powerful background score in August.
Srikanth Odela on The Paradise Plot
Director Srikanth Odela revealed that The Paradise is a mother-son story with a strong revolutionary and emotional core, promising a blend of intense drama and powerful emotions. This marks his second collaboration with Nani after the blockbuster Dasara.
Premieres Begin September 23, No Major Ticket Hikes
The Paradise has a runtime of 2 hours and 49 minutes. The makers confirmed that premieres will begin on September 23, giving fans an early chance to experience the film before the official September 24 release.
On the pricing front, the team opted against major ticket hikes, with no hike or only a minimal increase expected—a decision that comes as a relief to fans in the current market.
Despite earlier postponement buzz, the team has maintained that The Paradise is on track for its September release, with production nearing completion.
