Unveiled earlier today, the poster showcases Nani in a fierce, rugged, and completely transformative avatar, unlike anything audiences have seen from him before. The rawness in his expression, the intensity in his eyes, and the immersive detailing of his look create a hauntingly powerful image—bold, unique, and goosebump-inducing. It’s a clear signal that The Paradise isn’t just another film—it’s an experience waiting to unfold.

At the helm of this cinematic storm is Srikanth Odela, whose vision and creative detailing have made him the talk of the nation. With every update—from announcements to artwork—Odela continues to prove why he’s fast becoming one of the most exciting filmmakers in the country today. His ability to craft compelling worlds and deliver emotionally resonant visuals is drawing attention not just from fans but also across the film industry.

Following their blockbuster collaboration on Dasara, Nani and Srikanth reunite for what is touted as Odela’s most ambitious project yet. Nani, riding high on back-to-back successes, steps into uncharted territory with this role, further cementing his status as a true pan-India superstar.

Joining the stellar lineup is Raghav Juyal, who plays a pivotal role in the film. Known for his versatility and screen presence, Raghav’s inclusion adds yet another exciting layer to the ensemble, promising a character dynamic that will surprise and engage audiences across the board.

And this is just the beginning. The makers are set to unveil another intriguing poster at 5:05 PM today, offering a deeper dive into the gritty, intense world of The Paradise.

Adding to the excitement is the original soundtrack composed by Anirudh Ravichander, with vocals by Anirudh and Arjun Chandy. The music, much like the visuals, is intense, immersive, and perfectly tuned to the film’s mood, enhancing its cinematic weight.

Produced by SLV Cinemas, The Paradise is slated for a massive theatrical release on March 26, 2026, in eight languages—Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, English, Spanish, Bengali, Kannada, and Malayalam. With its visionary director, powerhouse cast, global scale, and unmatched buzz, The Paradise is not just a film—it’s a cultural phenomenon in the making.