The Paradise actor Nani has reacted to the audience and critic response to the film, expressing gratitude while acknowledging the flaws pointed out in reviews.
The Paradise, starring Nani in the lead, arrived in theatres on September 24, 2026. Following mixed-to-negative reactions, the actor has now shared a note addressing the response to the film.
Directed by Srikanth Odela, the action drama has generated varied reactions from audiences and critics. Taking to social media, Nani thanked viewers for watching the film and said he had gone through the reactions and responses.
Nani Reacts to the Response
In his social media post, Nani said he had seen the reactions from viewers and had received both their love and humorous trolling.
“I have seen all your reactions and responses. I’ve received all your love and equally enjoyed your hilarious trolls.”
He added that he was touched by the way audiences had embraced the film while also acknowledging the criticism directed at its flaws.
“I’m heartwarmed by the way the audience have owned the film, and also learnt from the flaws that critics and reviewers have pointed out.”
The Actor Thanks the Entire Audience
Nani further expressed gratitude for the feedback surrounding the film. He said the team had put in considerable effort to create an experience that audiences could either celebrate or judge on its merits.
He concluded his message by saying that the excitement surrounding the film and the affection shown towards him had left him feeling grateful.
What Is The Paradise About?
Set in 1980s India, the film centres on the Savaari, an underprivileged tribal community facing the denial of identity, citizenship, land and official documentation.
The community lives in an isolated settlement controlled by the powerful feudal monarch Shikanja Malik, leaving its people trapped within an oppressive system.
Nani Plays Jadal
At the centre of the story is Jadal, a man initially focused on protecting his people while trying to survive within the system around him.
As he witnesses continued exploitation and the denial of basic rights, his struggle gradually develops into a larger fight against those controlling the community’s lives.
His journey ultimately transforms him from a survivor into someone willing to challenge the authority that has kept his people powerless.

