The Paradise earned ₹15.25 crore net in India on Saturday, September 26, up 2.3% from Friday
The Nani and Kayadu Lohar-starrer has reached ₹76.40 crore nett in India after three days
The film added ₹4 crore gross overseas on Saturday.
The Paradise box office: Nani-starrer action drama hit the screens on September 24 and opened to mixed reactions from critics and audiences alike. After a strong start of nearly ₹35 crore, Srikanth Odela-directed film saw a significant drop on Day 2 (Friday). On Day 3 (Saturday), it witnessed a slight growth, taking the worldwide collection to over ₹100 crore, including paid previews in three days.
The Paradise box office collection Day 3
The Paradise net collection rose 2.3%, earning ₹15.25 crore from ₹14.90 crore on Friday. The Telugu drama has now earned ₹76.40 crore nett in India after three days, according to Sacnilk.
The Saturday trend matters because it points to some stability after a sharp drop on Friday.
Overseas, the film added ₹4 crore gross on Saturday, taking its cumulative international gross to ₹29 crore.
That pushed the worldwide gross to ₹119.50 crore. The latest numbers offer a clearer read on how the film is holding after its strong opening.
Opening weekend run
The film started with paid preview shows on September 23 and collected ₹11.60 crore from 900 shows, with overall occupancy at 79.0%. Its first full day was much bigger. On September 24, the film earned ₹34.65 crore from 9,732 shows and recorded 49.3% occupancy. That gave the release its strongest single-day domestic number so far. Friday then saw a steep fall. The film collected ₹14.90 crore from 7,049 shows with 32.8% overall occupancy. Saturday brought a mild recovery as earnings rose to ₹15.25 crore. It ran 6,889 shows on Day 3 and logged 33.4% overall occupancy.
Language-wise box office performance
Telugu led the film's business again, collecting ₹13.35 crore nett on Day 3 from 3,617 shows and recorded 46.1% occupancy. The Hindi cut brought in ₹1.65 crore from 2,809 screenings and logged 19.0% occupancy. The Tamil version collected ₹25 lakh across 463 shows, with occupancy at 21.0%.
