Excitement around Nani’s upcoming film The Paradise has reached new heights, but recent reports suggest fans may have to wait a little longer to see the much-anticipated movie on the big screen. While the makers had earlier announced a March 26, 2026 release date, fresh speculation indicates that the film’s theatrical launch could now be postponed to June.
According to reports by 123 Telugu, the team behind The Paradise is likely to miss the previously locked March date due to pending production work. Sources claim that June 25, 2026 is now being considered as the new release window. Though no official confirmation has been issued yet, the rumours have spread rapidly online, sparking debate and concern among fans eagerly awaiting Nani’s next big project.
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time delay rumours have surfaced. Earlier speculation about a possible postponement was firmly dismissed by the makers. Taking to Instagram, the production team had shared a video celebrating director Odela Srikanth’s birthday while confirming that The Paradise would hit theatres as scheduled on March 26, 2026. The caption praised the director as “Introvert and calm by nature, extremely passionate and expressive on the sets,” and announced that the film would release in multiple languages including Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, English, and Spanish — hinting at a grand pan-India vision.
However, the latest reports suggest the team may now be fine-tuning the film to ensure it meets high expectations. Adding to the excitement, sources claim that the first song from The Paradise is set to be released in February 2026 as part of the promotional campaign. While this too awaits official confirmation, the news has already thrilled fans who are eager for any glimpse of the film.
Earlier in March 2025, the makers unveiled a powerful promo titled Raw Statement, which immediately grabbed attention for its intense tone and raw storytelling. The teaser opened with a disclaimer — “raw truth, raw language” — setting the stage for a gritty narrative. A haunting voiceover spoke of forgotten communities, symbolised through crows, representing people who have long lived in suffering and neglect. The promo described a tale of hunger, rebellion, and a young man who unites this oppressed community and rises as their leader.
The striking visuals and thought-provoking metaphor of the crow community promised a story of revolution, identity, and empowerment — making The Paradise one of Nani’s most ambitious projects to date.
With rumours of a release delay, fans now await an official statement from the makers. Whether March or June, anticipation for The Paradise continues to soar, with audiences ready for Nani’s next powerful cinematic experience.