Nani and director Srikanth Odela’s second collaboration, The Paradise is all set to release on September 24th. Makers first time come to face press After 2 years of the film’s shoot, and many things were revealed in today’s press meet. A rumor has been circulating on social media for a long time about there being no trailer for The Paradise film and Director Srikanth also revealed and answered many questions during the press meet.
The Paradise Trailer Update
As expected, Nani confirmed that the trailer for The Paradise film is not coming out. With intense pressure to release the film on September 24, putting together the best possible trailer at this stage would require an entire team to focus solely on it. More importantly, director Sreekanth Odela and music director Anirudh Ravichander would have to be completely occupied for at least four days. That would make it difficult for them to handle their other commitments. Under this kind of high pressure, every minute counts. Even the time spent on a press meet feels like sitting on a bed of thorns.
When it comes to how safe it is to proceed without a trailer, there doesn’t seem to be much risk for The Paradise. The expectations are already at such a high level. But if the trailer turns out to be even slightly disappointing, it could affect the opening. Fans haven’t forgotten the damage caused by previous pan-India films. That is why the The Paradise team seems to have taken a very smart approach by completely dropping the trailer plans.
There is another kind of risk from a different perspective. For any film, the trailer is what gives audiences a basic understanding of what the movie is about. Based on that, many viewers decide whether to watch it on the first day or during the first week. If the producers go for increased ticket prices, neutral audiences may be left confused about whether to spend more money on a film without fully knowing what to expect. It is impossible to say what percentage of the audience this could affect. However, if there are no ticket price hikes, the film could potentially witness massive collections.
The Paradise Pre Release Event
Regarding the pre-release event, Nani says there is still no planning in place. When the team is running against time, there simply isn’t enough room for elaborate events. That is also why Nani is putting the whole “Pan-India” label aside. He has openly stated that they don’t want to use that term and that their primary target is the Telugu audience. That is practical thinking. While the absence of a trailer may disappoint fans to some extent, the experience of watching the entire content on the big screen could be on a completely different level.
