The Paradise Box Office Day 11: Nani’s Film Slows Down as ‘Drishyam 3’ Wave Hits Hard… Can It Bounce Back?

Nani’s The Paradise is beginning to feel the pressure at the Indian box office as the film enters the second phase of its theatrical run. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the action drama continued its journey on Sunday, October 4, but the numbers suggest that maintaining momentum is becoming increasingly difficult.

The Paradise Box Office Collection Day 11

According to early box office figures reported by Sacnilk, The Paradise collected approximately ₹2.10 crore nett in India on Day 11, which was its second Sunday in theatres.

With this, the film’s cumulative India nett collection has reportedly reached ₹115.10 crore after 11 days.

While crossing the ₹100-crore mark is an important milestone, the latest daily collection shows that the film has slowed considerably compared with its stronger opening phase.

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‘Drishyam 3’ Wave Adds to The Paradise’s Challenge

One of the biggest challenges for The Paradise is the arrival of Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam 3, which has emerged as major competition at the box office.

The popularity surrounding the Drishyam franchise has shifted audience attention, making it tougher for existing releases to retain screens and footfalls. The Paradise now needs steady weekday collections if it hopes to add significantly to its domestic total.

For Nani, who has built a reputation for balancing commercially appealing films with performance-driven roles, the coming days will be particularly important.

Can Nani’s Film Find Another Gear?

The second Monday will offer a clearer picture of where The Paradise is headed. Films typically experience a sizeable decline after the weekend, and with Drishyam 3 competing for moviegoers, holding strongly on weekdays could prove difficult.

Still, with ₹115.10 crore nett in India in 11 days, The Paradise has already crossed a notable domestic benchmark. The question now is how much further the Srikanth Odela directorial can go before its theatrical momentum fades.

All eyes will be on its collections over the next few days to see whether Nani’s action drama can stabilise—or whether the Drishyam 3 wave will continue to dominate audience attention.

Box office figures are based on reported industry estimates and may be revised.