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The Paradise Box Office Day 12: Nani’s Film Crosses ₹115 Crore in India, But Monday Brings a Sharp Drop…

After receiving a boost over its second weekend, Nani and Srikanth Odela’s The Paradise has slowed down on its second Monday. Early Day 12 estimates put the film at ₹0.45 crore, taking its reported India net total beyond ₹115 crore.

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Nani’s The Paradise has crossed the ₹115 crore India net mark, although early Day 12 figures indicate a slowdown on its second Monday.

Nani’s The Paradise has entered the second Monday of its theatrical journey, and after a relatively encouraging second weekend, the action drama is now witnessing the expected weekday slowdown.

According to live box-office tracking figures cited from Sacnilk, the film had collected approximately ₹0.45 crore India net on Day 12 at the time of reporting. Since these are live figures, the number could change once collections from all remaining shows are included.

With the latest provisional numbers, The Paradise’s India net collection reportedly stands at around ₹115.55 crore.

The Paradise Day 12: Monday Slump After Weekend Boost

The film enjoyed a noticeable improvement during its second weekend.

After completing its opening week with a reported ₹108.20 crore India net, The Paradise collected approximately ₹2 crore on Day 10, Saturday, followed by another ₹2.10 crore on Day 11, Sunday.

The momentum, however, has not fully carried into Monday.

As per the latest live tracking data, The Paradise earned around ₹0.45 crore on Day 12 from 624 tracked shows at the time of the update. Overall occupancy was reported at approximately 19% across those shows.

The final Day 12 figure could move higher once late-evening and night shows are fully accounted for.

The Paradise Crosses ₹115 Crore India Net

Despite the second-Monday slowdown, The Paradise has now crossed the ₹115 crore India net milestone, according to the reported figures.

Its cumulative collection currently stands at approximately ₹115.55 crore net in India, while its reported India gross is around ₹136.28 crore.

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Crossing the ₹115 crore mark gives the Nani-starrer another significant milestone, but its performance over the next few weekdays will be important in determining how much further the film can extend its theatrical total.

Weekday stability is particularly crucial during the second week, when new releases and declining footfalls typically begin putting greater pressure on holdover films.

Can Nani’s The Paradise Maintain Momentum in Week 2?

The second weekend demonstrated that The Paradise still has an audience, but Monday’s early numbers indicate that sustaining momentum through the working week could be challenging.

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The next few days will therefore provide a clearer picture of the film’s long-term box-office trajectory.

If collections remain reasonably stable from Tuesday onwards, The Paradise could continue adding meaningful numbers before its theatrical run begins losing screens. A sharper decline, however, could make the second weekend its last major boost.

Nani and Srikanth Odela Reunite After Dasara

Directed by Srikanth Odela, The Paradise features Nani and Kayadu Lohar in prominent roles.

The film marks another collaboration between Nani and Odela following Dasara, which helped establish their actor-director partnership.

The Paradise has remained a talking point since its theatrical release, with its scale, performances and action attracting attention even as reactions to portions of the film, particularly its second half, have been mixed.

With ₹115 crore-plus India net collections already reported, attention now turns to how well the film can hold during the remainder of its second week.

Note: Day 12 figures are based on live box-office tracking data and are provisional. Final collections may differ once all shows are reported.