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Entertainment
The Paradise Nets ₹5.15 Cr on Day 6, 49th All‑Time Rank; Nani Nears ₹100 Cr Milestone
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 09:47 PM
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On its sixth day, the Telugu film The Paradise collected ₹5.15 crore on Tuesday, placing it 49th in the all‑time box‑office list. Actor Nani is now just over ₹8 crore away from becoming the first Telugu actor to cross ₹100 crore in APTG gross.
The Telugu film The Paradise opened on a Thursday and has now entered its sixth day of theatrical run. Tuesday’s collections amounted to ₹5.15 crore, a figure that keeps the film firmly in the top 50 of the all‑time earnings chart, landing it at 49th place.
The film’s performance has been steady, with a modest but consistent audience turnout across multiplexes and single screens. Despite the competition from newer releases, The Paradise has maintained a respectable hold on the market.
Actor Nani, who stars in the film, is now just over ₹8 crore shy of the ₹100 crore mark in APTG gross. This milestone would make him the first Telugu actor to reach the 100‑crore threshold in a single film.
Industry analysts note that while the film is not a blockbuster, its steady earnings reflect a solid fan base and effective word‑of‑mouth marketing. The next few days will be crucial to see if The Paradise can push further up the all‑time list.
The film’s performance has been steady, with a modest but consistent audience turnout across multiplexes and single screens. Despite the competition from newer releases, The Paradise has maintained a respectable hold on the market.
Actor Nani, who stars in the film, is now just over ₹8 crore shy of the ₹100 crore mark in APTG gross. This milestone would make him the first Telugu actor to reach the 100‑crore threshold in a single film.
Industry analysts note that while the film is not a blockbuster, its steady earnings reflect a solid fan base and effective word‑of‑mouth marketing. The next few days will be crucial to see if The Paradise can push further up the all‑time list.