The Paradise, the second collaboration between Nani and director Srikanth Odela, has already created huge expectations. Both the film industry and fans, audiences, and movie lovers are eagerly waiting for the film’s release. The film has currently collected around $450K gross overseas.
The makers, Mythri Movie Makers, had already submitted a request to the government regarding ticket prices and ticket hikes in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The request was submitted a week in advance to avoid any delay and to open the ticket bookings on time.
Today, the Telangana government released the GO approving the ticket hike. According to this GO, the ticket price for the premieres on September 23 will be ₹500. From September 24, the following ticket hikes will be applicable:
The Paradise Ticket Hike – Single Screens
September 24 – 27: ₹48/-
September 28 – October 3: ₹23/-
Multiplexes / Special Theatres
September 24 – 27: ₹95/-
September 28 – October 3: ₹45/-
The Telangana government has issued the GO increasing the ticket prices. The makers have also officially announced that ticket bookings for the film in Nizam will open from tonight.
The industry track is that the film has been made on a massive budget of ₹200 crores, but there is no official information regarding the budget. Nani also recently revealed in an interview that The Paradise has had the longest shooting schedule of his career.
With the GO now released by the Telangana government, all Nani fans are waiting to see when the ticket hike will be approved by the Andhra Pradesh government.
The movie team has also revealed in recent interviews that The Paradise is packed with action, mother sentiment, and emotion. Fans and trade circles are expecting the film to deliver the highest first-day collections of Nani’s career.
If the film receives positive talk from the September 23 premieres, there is a possibility of achieving the highest collections in Nani’s career, considering the reported budget and the current box office trend, as every film released this year has been generating collections at the box office.
