‘The Paradise’ box office collection day 7 [Live]: Nani and Srikanth Odela’s film continues decent pace amid mixed response; crosses Rs 150 crore worldwide gross
Nani and Srikanth Odela’s action thriller ‘The Paradise’ is on its way to complete its first week on the big screens.
Nani and Srikanth Odela’s action thriller ‘The Paradise’ is on its way to complete its first week on the big screens. The film opened to a strong response at the box office and minted more than Rs 75 crore worldwide, including special screenings. However, despite a strong headstart, the film received a mixed response from audiences and its box office collections have declined since the opening weekend.As the film is set to complete its first week, the film’s next challenge is to maintain its theatrical run and attract audiences over the coming days. Although the viewers praised the film’s scale and cinematography, it drew criticism for weak writing, pacing issues, underdeveloped characters and technical inconsistencies.‘The Paradise’ day 7 live collectionsAccording to a report by Sacnilk, ‘The Paradise’ has collected over Rs. 62 lakh over 1,455 shows so far on Wednesday.As per today’s live collection the film’s total India net collections stands at Rs. 102.12 crore and the total India gross collections to Rs. 120.73 crore.‘The Paradise’ has been released in multiple languages. The live figures of the Telugu version suggest that it made Rs 52 lakh with 709 shows and Rs 10 lakh with 746 shows in Hindi version as of now.‘The Paradise’ day 6 overseas numbersSpeaking of the collections overseas, on Tuesday the film made Rs 50 lakh, which brings the total overseas gross collections to Rs 30.50 crore. This brings the worldwide gross collection to Rs 150.50 crore.Currently, the film’s total occupancy stands 11.9%.Looking at the box office collection so far, ‘The Paradise’ marked Nani and Srikanth Odela’s biggest opening making Rs 76.90 crore worldwide including its special screenings a day ahead of official release.Day wise collectionDay 0 (special screening): Rs. 11.60 croreDay 1: Rs. 34.65 croreDay 2: Rs. 14.90 croreDay 3: Rs. 15.25 croreDay 4: Rs. 15.70 croreDay 5: Rs. 5 croreDay 6: Rs. 4.40 croreDay 7: Rs. 62 lakhTOTAL: Rs. 102.12 croreNani and Srikanth Odela reunited after the success of their 2023 film ‘Dasara’.About ‘The Paradise’‘The Paradise’ is set in the slums of 1980s Secunderabad, the film follows a marginalized community facing social discrimination and being denied basic rights. 'The Paradise' is a period action drama directed by Srikanth Odela, with Nani playing Jadal, a man from the marginalised Savari community who is drawn into a violent struggle against an oppressive feudal power structure. The film also stars Kayadu Lohar as Subbalakshmi, Mohan Babu as Shikanja Maalik, Raghav Juyal as Vikram Malik and Sonali Kulkarni as Samakka, with Keerthy Suresh appearing in a cameo.The film received an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC, with reports noting modifications to violent sequences, dialogue and subtitles during the certification process. The certification was issued ahead of its September 24, 2026 theatrical release.Set in 1980s India, The Paradise centres on the Savari community, whose members face marginalisation, lack of rights and exploitation under a powerful feudal system. Jadal, who grows up amid these conditions, gradually becomes a central figure in the community’s resistance, leading to a violent confrontation with Shikanja Maalik and his regime.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only.Get the latest Bollywood & Entertainment News, and more. Download the TOI app.Give your child the gift of confidence! Claim your exclusive TOI Masterclass spot today!
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