Nani has responded to the varied reactions to his film The Paradise, acknowledging the praise, criticism and online jokes that have followed its release. The actor thanked viewers for taking the time to watch the film and share their opinions. He said he had gone through audience responses and was pleased to see people connecting strongly with the story. At the same time, he made it clear that he had paid attention to the less favourable reactions.
Nani says he has learned from The Paradise reviews
According to the statement reported by Filmy Focus, Nani accepted the points raised by critics and reviewers and said he had learned from their feedback. He also included the funny trolls in his message of thanks, taking a lighthearted approach to the online conversation around the film.
His response comes as viewers continue to discuss The Paradise from different perspectives. While some have expressed their appreciation for the film, others have raised concerns in reviews and social media posts. Nani did not try to settle that debate with a defence of the finished film. Instead, he acknowledged the range of opinions and said the final judgment belongs to the audience.
For a film with considerable attention around its release, that response places viewers’ experiences at the centre of the conversation. A strong connection with one part of the audience can exist alongside criticism from another, and Nani’s remarks recognise both. His comments also show that he has read beyond the messages of support and considered what reviewers felt could have worked better.
The Paradise cast and creative team
Nani said The Paradise was made with extensive hard work and an ambition to offer audiences a different cinematic experience. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the film also features Mohan Babu, Raghav Juyal, Kayadu Lohar and Sonali Kulkarni.
The actor’s message keeps the focus on the people watching the film. He welcomed their affection without dismissing their criticism and treated even the jokes as part of the response to a major release. As more viewers see The Paradise, discussion of its performances, storytelling and overall impact is likely to continue. For now, Nani’s position is straightforward: the team put its effort into making the film, and audiences will decide how it stands.
