The Paradise box office collection day 6 nears Rs 100 crore
Nani's The Paradise is closing in on Rs 100 crore India net as weekday occupancy and show counts fall after its opening weekend.
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Nani's action drama The Paradise is closing in on the Rs 100 crore mark in India net collections, with its Day 6 running total taking the film to Rs 99.11 crore. The Srikanth Odela-directed film released in theatres on 24 September after advance bookings from its 23 September premiere day.
According to live Sacnilk figures reported by The Indian Express on 29 September, The Paradise has collected Rs 2.01 crore net in India on Day 6 so far. The figure is not final, with the film currently running across 3,210 shows as the weekday slowdown continues.
Key facts
- Day 6 India net so far: Rs 2.01 crore
- India net total: Rs 99.11 crore
- India gross total: Rs 117.22 crore
- Worldwide gross after Day 5: Rs 144.85 crore
- Overseas gross after Day 5: Rs 30 crore
- Day 6 shows so far: 3,210
The Paradise box office collection day 6 moves towards Rs 100 crore
The Paradise entered Tuesday within touching distance of Rs 100 crore in India net collections. Its Day 6 live figure of Rs 2.01 crore has moved the cumulative India net total to Rs 99.11 crore, according to Sacnilk figures cited by The Indian Express. The final Day 6 collection is still to be reported, so the current number remains an in-progress total rather than the completed Tuesday result.
The film's India gross collection stands at Rs 117.22 crore. After five days, its overseas gross had reached Rs 30 crore, while the worldwide gross stood at Rs 144.85 crore. On Monday, 28 September, the overseas market contributed Rs 0.75 crore.
The domestic trajectory shows a strong opening followed by lower weekday business. The film recorded Rs 34.65 crore net in India on Day 1, 24 September, before falling to Rs 14.90 crore on Friday. Saturday and Sunday were comparatively stable at Rs 15.25 crore and Rs 15.70 crore respectively, but Monday brought a sharper decline to Rs 4.62 crore.
| Day | Date | India net | Shows | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 24 September | Rs 34.65 crore | 9,732 | 49.3 percent |
| Day 2 | 25 September | Rs 14.90 crore | 7,049 | 32.8 percent |
| Day 3 | 26 September | Rs 15.25 crore | 6,889 | 33.4 percent |
| Day 4 | 27 September | Rs 15.70 crore | 6,764 | 35.7 percent |
| Day 5 | 28 September | Rs 4.62 crore | 5,732 | 17.2 percent |
The Paradise collection shows a clear weekday slowdown
The show-count and occupancy data underline the change after the weekend. The Paradise opened on 24 September with 9,732 shows and overall occupancy of 49.3 percent. By Friday, the show count had fallen to 7,049 and occupancy to 32.8 percent.
The weekend then produced relatively steady occupancy. Saturday recorded 33.4 percent across 6,889 shows, while Sunday increased slightly to 35.7 percent across 6,764 shows. Collections also stayed within a narrow range, at Rs 15.25 crore on Saturday and Rs 15.70 crore on Sunday.
Monday marked the most noticeable shift. Day 5 occupancy dropped to 17.2 percent across 5,732 shows, with India net collections falling to Rs 4.62 crore. The number of shows itself had already been declining from the opening day, but the Monday occupancy figure indicates that demand also weakened substantially as the film entered the working week.
Day 6 continues that pattern in terms of show availability. Sacnilk's live figures cited by The Indian Express put the film at 3,210 shows so far on Tuesday. Because the final Day 6 numbers are not yet available, no completed occupancy percentage or final Tuesday collection has been reported.
How The Paradise built its India net total
The film's path towards Rs 100 crore began before its regular first day with Rs 11.60 crore from advance bookings on premiere day, 23 September. The following day delivered the biggest reported daily India net number, with Rs 34.65 crore from 9,732 shows.
Friday saw a sharp fall from the opening day to Rs 14.90 crore, but the film then held broadly steady over the weekend. Saturday improved to Rs 15.25 crore, and Sunday rose again to Rs 15.70 crore. That weekend stability helped offset the lower Friday figure before collections dropped sharply on Monday.
After five days, the three language versions together had taken The Paradise to Rs 96.72 crore India net. The live Day 6 addition of Rs 2.01 crore has since moved the total to Rs 99.11 crore. As the Tuesday figure remains incomplete, the Rs 100 crore threshold had not yet been recorded in the figures reported by The Indian Express at the time of the update.
Telugu leads The Paradise Day 5 language split
The Day 5 language breakdown shows the Telugu version providing most of Monday's business. It collected Rs 3.84 crore from 2,807 shows at 24 percent occupancy, according to the Sacnilk data reported by The Indian Express.
| Language | Day 5 India net | Shows | Occupancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Telugu | Rs 3.84 crore | 2,807 | 24 percent |
| Hindi | Rs 67 lakh | 2,581 | 10 percent |
| Tamil | Rs 11 lakh | 344 | 15 percent |
The Hindi version added Rs 67 lakh on Monday from 2,581 shows, with 10 percent occupancy. The Tamil version contributed Rs 11 lakh from 344 shows at 15 percent occupancy. Together, those language versions accounted for the film's reported Rs 4.62 crore India net collection on Day 5.
The gap between the language versions was especially pronounced in the Telugu market. Its Rs 3.84 crore contribution represented the clear majority of Monday's India net total, and its 24 percent occupancy was also higher than the reported Hindi and Tamil occupancy rates.
What the Day 6 numbers mean for the theatrical run
The Paradise is now at a point where the cumulative number and the daily trend are moving in different directions. The overall India net figure is close to Rs 100 crore, but daily collections, show counts and occupancy have all fallen from their opening levels as the film has moved into the weekday period.
That contrast is visible across the available figures. Day 1 combined the film's highest reported collection, highest show count and highest occupancy. The weekend then steadied after Friday's fall, before Monday brought occupancy down to 17.2 percent. Tuesday's show count of 3,210 so far is also well below Monday's 5,732.
The international numbers add another part of the picture. By the end of Day 5, the film had earned Rs 30 crore gross overseas and Rs 144.85 crore gross worldwide, with Rs 0.75 crore coming from overseas markets on Monday alone.
The next confirmed milestone will depend on the completed Day 6 figure. For now, Sacnilk's live data as reported by The Indian Express place The Paradise at Rs 99.11 crore India net, with the final Tuesday total still awaited.
Frequently asked questions
What is The Paradise box office collection day 6?
The Paradise has collected Rs 2.01 crore net in India on Day 6 so far, according to live Sacnilk figures reported by The Indian Express. That takes its India net total to Rs 99.11 crore. The film is currently running across 3,210 shows, but the final Day 6 collection has not yet been reported.
What is The Paradise collection in India and worldwide?
The Paradise currently stands at Rs 99.11 crore India net and Rs 117.22 crore India gross. After Day 5, its overseas gross was Rs 30 crore and its worldwide gross was Rs 144.85 crore. Those figures were reported by The Indian Express using Sacnilk data, with the Day 6 domestic number still incomplete.
How did The Paradise perform on Day 5?
On Monday, 28 September, The Paradise collected Rs 4.62 crore net in India from 5,732 shows at 17.2 percent overall occupancy. The Telugu version contributed Rs 3.84 crore, the Hindi version Rs 67 lakh and the Tamil version Rs 11 lakh. Overseas Day 5 earnings were Rs 0.75 crore.
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