Overview
- Nani confirmed late Friday that The Paradise is locked for theatrical premieres on September 23 and a wide release on September 24 and that the film will not receive a traditional theatrical trailer.
- The production said creating a trailer now would divert director Srikanth Odela, composer Anirudh Ravichander and post‑production crews from finishing the film, a task the team prioritised over additional promotional work.
- The Paradise is presented by the makers as a 'revolutionary emotional' mother–son story set in 1980s Secunderabad, stars Nani as Jadal, and has a final runtime of 2 hours 49 minutes with an A (adult) certification.
- The team has explicitly rejected the 'pan‑India' label, saying Telugu is the film’s primary target even though it will release in multiple dubbed languages.
- After multiple schedule changes, makers now rely on teasers, songs and cast buzz for pre‑release publicity, a rare move in today’s market that could reduce pre‑release visibility but preserve unspoiled story beats for theatre audiences.