Nani’s The Paradise is turning out to be a fine example of how meticulous planning can make a seemingly impossible task achievable.
At a time when several films have struggled to open bookings even a day before release in the Nizam region, the team of The Paradise has managed to pull off a far more challenging feat.
The makers opened advance bookings three days ahead of the theatrical release after securing the necessary permissions and GO from the Telangana government.
Considering the limited window available, getting everything in place well ahead of release was no ordinary task.
The same efficiency was maintained for the overseas release as well. Prints were dispatched on schedule, ensuring that the film’s premieres would not face any unnecessary delays.
The response to advance bookings has been highly encouraging, with ticket sales nearing the one-lakh mark.
Even with bookings yet to open in Andhra Pradesh, the film is reportedly selling close to 29,000 tickets per hour on BookMyShow and District.
The early numbers point towards a massive opening, with the film inching towards Rs 10 crore in advance sales.
The final stretch demanded tremendous commitment from Nani, director Srikanth Odela and producer Sudhakar Cherukuri.
Their sleepless efforts over the past few days have ensured that the film is fully ready to meet its release date.
