Nani’s much-awaited The Paradise is bringing more than high-energy action and intense drama to the big screen. Directed by Srikanth Odela, the film is deeply rooted in the culture and atmosphere of Telangana, with its language, mannerisms, characters, and setting designed to reflect the region’s raw and authentic flavour.
The makers are now extending that Telangana connection beyond the screen with a special addition to the theatrical experience. Mythri Movie Makers has introduced a local culinary touch at select theatres in Hyderabad, giving audiences an opportunity to enjoy a traditional Telangana delicacy while watching the film.
As part of the special initiative, Mythri Vimal and Shiva Ganga theatres in Hyderabad will be serving Sarvapindi, one of Telangana’s popular traditional snacks, as part of their special menu for The Paradise.
The special offering will begin tonight, adding a unique local element to the movie-going experience. Audiences can enjoy the traditional delicacy while watching a film that itself draws heavily from Telangana’s cultural identity.
The idea adds another layer to the promotions of The Paradise, connecting the film’s world with an element of everyday Telangana culture. From the visuals and dialogue to the characters and overall atmosphere, the makers have focused on presenting the region in an authentic manner.
Meanwhile, excitement around the film has reached its peak as the Nizam premieres are scheduled to begin from 9 PM onwards. With fans eagerly waiting to experience the film on the big screen, the early shows are expected to witness considerable enthusiasm.
Produced by Mythri Movie Makers, The Paradise stars Nani in the lead role, with Kayadu Lohar as the female lead. Srikanth Odela has directed the film, which promises a combination of intense storytelling, mass elements, and a strong Telangana backdrop.
With Sarvapindi adding a taste of Telangana to select theatres, The Paradise is making sure that its regional flavour extends beyond the screen. Now, all eyes are on the film’s theatrical arrival and the response it receives from audiences.
