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Nani Says The Paradise Will Release Without a Theatrical Trailer

The team says skipping a trailer preserves time for finishing post-production, keeping Telugu audiences the primary focus.

Overview

  • The Paradise is set to open on September 24, 2026, and the film’s team confirmed at a press meet that there will be no theatrical trailer before release.
  • Producers and cast said the choice, announced on Friday, was made to avoid pulling director Srikanth Odela, composer Anirudh Ravichander and post-production crews away from final editing and sound work.
  • Director Srikanth Odela has locked the final cut at two hours and 49 minutes, and the makers plan a multi-language release with Telugu explicitly named as the principal market.
  • Nani framed the film as a gritty 1980s Secunderabad drama about an oppressed community with a central mother–son emotional core, and Hindustan Times reported he discussed Odela’s time-management and the director’s wish to learn from SS Rajamouli.
  • The decision departs from typical heavy trailer-driven campaigns and could raise reliance on the August teaser, early posters and word-of-mouth to build pre-release interest for theatres.