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In recent years, big-budget films have increasingly been made in multiple parts to help producers recover their massive investments. Typically, the first installment is designed to cover production costs, while the second part leverages the franchise’s established popularity to generate profits.

This strategic approach has been applied to several films in recent times, and now, the same formula is reportedly being implemented for Nani’s upcoming film, Paradise. According to reliable sources, the project will be structured as a two-part venture.

It is believed that Paradise will follow a dual-phase narrative—the first part serving as a foundation for the storyline and the second part unfolding as a full-fledged action-adventure. While an official confirmation on this is still awaited, early indications suggest that the film will indeed be shot in two parts.

However, there has been a concerning trend where some filmmakers plan multi-part releases but abandon sequels if the first part underperforms at the box office. Whether Paradise will break this pattern depends on its theatrical success. If the film manages to create a significant impact, it will set the stage for the much-anticipated second part, ensuring that the franchise moves forward as envisioned.