Nani’s The Paradise has reportedly crossed ₹150 crore worldwide within six days of its theatrical release. The Srikanth Odela-directed film has accumulated ₹150.50 crore in worldwide gross collections, supported by its domestic opening and overseas business.

The reported worldwide total comprises ₹120 crore in India gross and ₹30.50 crore overseas. However, the source’s stated India nett total of ₹101.50 crore does not match its listed daily collections, which add up to ₹89.90 crore. The domestic nett milestone therefore needs clarification.

The Paradise Day 6 Collections Show Weekday Slowdown

The Paradise earned a reported ₹4.40 crore India nett on its sixth day across 5,772 shows. This followed ₹5 crore on Day 5, indicating a further decline after the film’s stronger opening stretch. The film began with ₹34.65 crore India nett on Day 1. Collections stood at ₹14.90 crore on Day 2, ₹15.25 crore on Day 3 and ₹15.70 crore on Day 4. These figures show that the opening day made a substantial contribution to its initial theatrical business.

While the source reports a six-day domestic nett collection of ₹101.50 crore, the ₹11.60 crore difference remains unexplained in the supplied figures. India nett and India gross are separate measures and should not be used interchangeably.

Worldwide Earnings and Story Bring Continued Attention

Overseas collections have helped strengthen The Paradise’s reported global performance. The film added ₹50 lakh overseas on Day 6, taking its international gross from ₹30 crore to ₹30.50 crore. Combined with the reported ₹120 crore India gross, this brings the worldwide tally to ₹150.50 crore. Directed by Srikanth Odela, The Paradise reunites the filmmaker with Nani after their 2023 collaboration Dasara. Produced by SLV Cinemas, the film also features Kayadu Lohar, Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni and Raghav Juyal.

Set in 1980s Secunderabad, the story follows Nani’s character Jadal as he confronts social discrimination and a system that denies his community basic rights. Its period backdrop combines action with a struggle for dignity and recognition. The film’s opening business has helped it reach a significant reported worldwide milestone, although weekday earnings have slowed. Its ability to sustain collections through the remainder of the first week and the following weekend will shape the next stage of its theatrical run. Clarified domestic figures are also needed to establish when it crossed ₹100 crore India nett.