‘The Paradise’ BO day 3 [LIVE]: Nani’s film shows steady growth
'The Paradise', directed by Nani and Srikanth Odela, has made waves at the box office, amassing Rs 34.65 crore net on its premiere day in India. Day two saw it collect Rs 14.90 crore, and by the third day, it reached Rs 4.81 crore net. The film's Telugu version has shown strong audience attendance, shedding light on the struggles of an underprivileged community in the backdrop of 1980s…
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Nani's acknowledgment of flaws in his latest film, The Paradise, led to the disabling of reviews and ratings on the ticketing platform, BookMyShow. The film's makers received a court order granting relief against the circulation of defamatory content about the movie. The disabling of reviews and ratings occurred shortly after the film's release, coinciding with negative audience reactions and social media criticism.
This is not the first time major Indian films have had their BookMyShow reviews restricted, as other films like Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, Ustaad Bhagat Singh, and O Romeo also experienced similar restrictions due to alleged review bombing practices.
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