Raghav Juyal Says Nani’s ‘The Paradise’ Is More Than Just Action
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The upcoming Nani starrer blends high‑octane thrills with a heartfelt mother‑son saga, says actor Raghav Juyal
Raghav Juyal reveals that Nani’s highly‑anticipated film *The Paradise* isn’t just a punch‑filled entertainer – it’s an emotional story about identity and a mother‑son bond.
When the teaser for Nani’s new venture The Paradise hit the internet, fans immediately pictured a hard‑hitting, swagger‑laden spectacle. The gritty streets, the snarling fights and a ferocious alter‑ego called Jadal left everyone assuming it would be another typical mass‑action fare.
But Raghav Juyal, who plays the film’s antagonist, nudged us toward a different reading. In a candid “No Filter, Just Drive” chat with director Srikanth Odela, recorded by SLV Cinemas, he hinted that beneath the gun‑powder and high‑speed chases lies a story that tugs at the heart.
“People see the teaser and think, ‘Whoa, it’s all about action,’” Juyal laughed, his voice a little husky from the car’s open windows. “What they miss is the emotion that waits for them. It’s about identity, about a mother‑son relationship, about the conflicts that shape us. It’s not just ‘kach‑kach’; it’s a story‑driven film.”
That blend of raw intensity and tender moments is exactly what director Srikanth Odela promised after the massive success of Dasara*, his previous collaboration with Nani. The pair reunites here, but this time Nani dons a more vulnerable mask – the son of a prostitute named Jadal, who leads a marginalized tribe in a fight for dignity and citizenship.
While the film promises the usual mass‑energy that Telugu audiences adore, its emotional core revolves around the bond between Jadal and his mother. The narrative, according to Juyal, explores how identity can be both a weapon and a wound, especially when the world is stacked against you.
For fans of Raghav, this isn’t his first foray into a project that struggled to find its footing. His earlier outing, Bhai Tera Star Hai, despite an impressive cast featuring Sanjay Kapoor and Barkha Singh, failed to resonate at the box office. Yet Juyal remains optimistic that The Paradise will be a different story – one that balances adrenaline with sentiment.
Visually, the film is already generating buzz. A massive set dubbed “The Hero House” (or the Kaman Set) stretches 60 feet wide, 45 feet tall and 25 feet deep, built solely for a powerful, gravity‑defying moment that Nani’s character is set to deliver. It’s the kind of set‑piece that promises Instagram‑worthy stills and unforgettable screen moments.
SLV Cinemas has marked September 24, 2026, as the grand release date. The movie will roll out in eight languages – Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, English, Spanish, Bengali, Kannada and Malayalam – aiming to capture a pan‑Indian (and even global) audience.
All in all, if you’re gearing up for a weekend of high‑octane fights, be prepared for an unexpected emotional ride too. As Raghav Juyal puts it, “It’s a very emotional film – not just the usual loud‑and‑proud stuff.” So keep your popcorn ready, but also a tissue box, just in case.
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