Hollywood Media Takes Notice Of Nani The Paradise

Nani, known as the Natural Star of Telugu Cinema, has been striving to expand his reach across India with his recent films. His collaboration with director Srikanth Odela, Dasara, marked a significant shift in his image from a boy-next-door to a more rugged persona. Building on this momentum, the duo is now working on their next film, The Paradise. Inspired by SS Rajamouli's RRR, the team aims to take this film global, with Hollywood magazine Variety already taking notice.

The Paradise is being touted as India's "Mad Max," with Nani seeking to attract global audiences to this wild and action-packed ride. Set in a fictional Secunderabad, the story follows an downtrodden community that lacks recognition, and their journey under the leadership of a "bastard" who becomes their champion. The film's narrative promises to be loud and unapologetic, pushing the boundaries of conventional storytelling. With Anirudh Ravichander on board to score the music, expectations are high for this ambitious project.

The team's decision to draw inspiration from global blockbusters like Mad Max reflects their desire to create a film that resonates with audiences worldwide. By embracing a more universal language of storytelling, Nani and the team are taking a bold step towards putting Indian cinema on the global map. As the film's production progresses, fans and critics alike are eagerly awaiting the release of The Paradise, which promises to be a game-changer for Nani.

The Paradise seems like the story etched around the famous Paradise circle in Hyderabad. It was treated as a slum during British era and the people lived there were seen as down trodden. The story is set from 1950's to 1980's which depicts the rise of protagonist.  As Indian cinema continues to evolve and grow, it's heartening to see filmmakers like Nani and Srikanth Odela pushing the boundaries of storytelling and ambition. 

With The Paradise, they're not only aiming to create a blockbuster film but also to put Indian cinema on the global radar, alongside the likes of Chinese films that have gained international recognition in recent years. This is the reason they are dubbing the film in English and Spanish languages.