Unlike the usual approach seen in recent times, the makers of The Paradise have chosen not to release a trailer, and they have an understandable reason behind the decision. It is not a case of overconfidence; rather, the team simply doesn’t have enough time to dedicate to the trailer cut without affecting the more important task of completing the film. With the September 24 release date locked, the team is reportedly working to wrap up the pending works.
With no trailer being unveiled, director Srikanth Odela instead opened up about the film’s content, giving audiences a clearer idea of what to expect and the kind of world The Paradise is set in. He also expressed his happiness over the response received by the promotional material released so far.
What stood out during the press meet was the team’s honest approach. Nani and Srikanth Odela addressed the questions openly without resorting to unnecessary cover-ups, candidly admitting that poor time management was the primary reason for the delay in completing the film. Interestingly, the team also made it clear that they are not chasing the Pan-India tag.
Importantly, Nani also clarified that The Paradise is not merely a film driven by violence. Beneath the intense world and action, there is an emotional core, with the actor saying that a mother-son relationship forms an important part of the narrative.
These genuine and honest answers have brought a sense of positivity around The Paradise. Rather than creating more doubts, the clarity from the team appears to have reassured audiences. The response on social media has also been largely optimistic, with the film generating renewed confidence.
