Nani, now the care-of address for consistent success, isn’t settling into any comfort zone. He keeps shifting genres, raising stakes, and reinventing himself.
After the raw intensity of Dasara, he returns in an even more explosive avatar for director Srikanth Odela’s second film, The Paradise.
The promo already hinted at a bold narrative and a massive visual canvas. But the first song, Aaya Sher, released on the occasion of Nani’s birthday, confirms that his character here is pure mass carnage.
Rockstar Anirudh Ravichander unleashes a thunderous soundscape- tribal percussion fused with raw electronic aggression, creating a track that stomps, roars, and detonates with primal force.
Lyricist Kasarla Shyam builds the Sher myth with fierce, territorial lines, while Telangana folk voices Addula Jangireddy and Akunoori Deviah inject wild, untamed voltage into the composition.
Nani’s makeover is a visual shockwave- long jadal braids, a fierce beard, and a blazing red blazer over a rugged, bare torso.
He looks like a warrior sculpted out of chaos, a ruler born from survival and fire. Nani’s god mode ignite a wild firestorm.
Choreographer Sudhan Master channels this energy into a riot of movement: floor drops, chest-thumps, slashing arms, and a violent, addictive hookstep primed to dominate reels and stage shows.
Director Srikanth Odela then widens the frame, revealing The Paradise as a brutal yet breathtaking universe- massive in scale, intricate in detail, and unlike anything in the current Telugu landscape.
Producer Sudhakar Cherukuri of SLV Cinemas has poured resources without restraint to build the colossal world of The Paradise, and that grandeur is unmistakably visible in the song.
The buzz has only shot up with this song, and seemingly Anirudh Ravichander scored a truly rocking album.
The Paradise is set for a pan-world release on August 21st.
