Nani reacts to mixed responses to his latest film, Srikanth Odela’s “The Paradise,” after it opens in theatres on September 24. Sources report that audience and critic feedback is mixed: some viewers praise Nani’s performance, while others criticize elements of the film, including its writing and emotional depth.
In a post on X, Nani thanks audiences for their support and says he has “learnt from the flaws” mentioned by critics. He also acknowledges “hilarious trolls,” describing the overall reaction as both supportive and critical, and expresses gratitude for the film being “owned” by viewers. The outlets also describe the film’s setting in 1980s Secunderabad and its themes related to discrimination and community struggle.
One outlet additionally notes box office figures from paid previews and the first day, describing a strong opening at the box office despite the mixed reception. It also cites a reviewer’s low rating tied to concerns about the narrative and its appeal to certain audiences, particularly those sensitive to violence.
Overall, the coverage agrees that “The Paradise” receives uneven reviews while Nani publicly engages with criticism and audience reactions.
