The Indian box office features a notable contrast between two current releases, as the romantic drama starring Nani and Kayadu Lohar continues to draw steady crowds while another high-profile project experiences a cooling trend during its theatrical run.
The feature titled The Paradise has maintained robust momentum as it moves past the fortnight mark in cinemas. During its fourteenth day in theaters, the picture brought in an estimated 94 lakhs domestically, reflecting a modest upward shift in daily ticket sales compared to previous weekdays. This latest addition pushes the feature's overall domestic earnings past a major milestone, reaching a cumulative total of 118.07 crores since its initial debut. Industry observers attribute the sustained turnout to positive word-of-mouth and strong audience engagement with the lead performances.
In comparison, the contemporary release starring Fahadh Faasil, titled Don't Trouble The Trouble, has encountered a slower phase at the ticket counters. On its sixth day of release, the film collected approximately 28 lakhs, indicating a tapering off in viewership following its opening weekend. While the project generated significant pre-release buzz due to its star-studded cast and unique premise, it currently trails behind its competitor in daily collection figures.
Both films represent the diverse output currently dominating the regional and national cinema landscape, appealing to distinct segments of moviegoers. As The Paradise approaches the conclusion of its second week on the big screen, trade analysts will be watching to see how long the current box office momentum can be sustained against upcoming new releases. Meanwhile, distribution teams for Don't Trouble The Trouble are likely evaluating strategies to boost attendance as the film completes its first full week in theaters.
Reporting based on coverage first published by The Times of India. Read the original report at The Times of India.
