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Nani confirmed The Paradise will release without a trailer and won’t be labeled a “pan-India” film. It remains Telugu-first.

Nani Confirms The Paradise Will Release Without A Trailer

Nani Confirms The Paradise Will Release Without A Trailer

Nani’s highly anticipated pan-India film The Paradise is making headlines once again. The project, directed by Srikanth Odela, was initially announced for a March 26 release before being pushed to August 21. Now, it is all set to release on September 24. In the latest update now, Nani has confirmed that The Paradise will release without a trailer.

At a recent press meet, Nani revealed that while he personally wanted to release a good trailer, the team ultimately decided against it. The actor also spoke about the film’s “beautiful mother and son story.”

According to India Today, during the press meet on Friday, the 42-year-old actor said, “I think there won’t be a trailer for Paradise. Even though I personally don’t like it and really want to cut a good trailer, the entire team collectively made a decision.”

Also Read: Nani’s Film The Paradise Faces Another Delay, Will Now Release In September: Report

Nani once again confirmed that The Paradise will be released without a trailer.

Nani also made it clear that The Paradise is not being positioned as a “pan-India film”. Despite its release in multiple languages, the actor said Telugu remains the film’s primary target. “Telugu is definitely our prime target, and I hope audiences in other languages also watch Paradise and enjoy it equally,” Nani said.

The final version of The Paradise is now locked. The film has a runtime of 2 hours and 49 minutes.

The Paradise stars Nani in the lead, with Sonali Kulkarni and Raghav Juyal among the principal cast. The latter plays the negative role of Vikram Maalik.

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The team decided against releasing a trailer because they are working day and night to finalize the film’s output and audio-visual quality. Cutting a powerful trailer would require at least 4 to 5 days, which would disrupt their tight schedule and force them to compromise on the final quality of the movie.

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