KTR Praises Nani’s The Paradise: ‘A Powerful Portrayal of a Community’s Struggle’
September 28, 2026 Published by rajeshe092eb6a68
BRS Working President K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) has praised Nani’s latest film The Paradise after watching a special screening of the movie at Sudarshan Theatre in Hyderabad. KTR attended the screening along with senior BRS MLAs, former ministers and other party leaders.
Speaking to the media outside the theatre after the screening, KTR appreciated director Srikanth Odela, Nani and the entire team for presenting a story centred on oppression, identity and the struggle for justice.
KTR said that The Paradise beautifully portrays how an oppressed community fights for its identity and raises its voice against injustice. He particularly appreciated the way the film depicts a leader standing with the oppressed people and guiding them in their struggle.
According to KTR, the film has been presented against the backdrop of Telangana, with the region’s natural dialect and language adding authenticity to the narrative. He described the movie as a powerful cinematic portrayal of a community’s struggle and praised the team for bringing its emotions and spirit to the screen.
KTR congratulated director Srikanth Odela, actor Nani and the entire production team for giving a strong visual representation to the theme of resistance and identity.
He also remarked that the inspiration behind the struggle depicted in the film does not need to be explained separately, as audiences have already understood the reference.
KTR further appreciated the filmmakers for reflecting the spirit of Telangana and the region’s history of struggles through the film. He said the movie delivers a message about how people respond when they face prolonged oppression.
The Paradise marks the second collaboration between Nani and Srikanth Odela after their successful film Dasara. The movie has generated considerable discussion for its Telangana setting, intense narrative and political undertones.
The special screening was attended by several former ministers, MLAs and public representatives, who joined KTR in watching the film.
