Pinkvilla reported that The Paradise, starring Nani, Kayadu Lohar and Raghav Juyal, exhausted its run and earned about Rs 159.50 crore globally, with roughly Rs 130 crore from domestic markets and Rs 30 crore from overseas, and that the film failed to sustain its initial momentum.
Key facts
- The film’s opening was boosted by pre‑release buzz.
- It was later described as a flop after its run.
- It failed to maintain its early momentum.
Evidence
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