Natural Star Nani isn’t just evolving. He’s erupting. With every new project, he leaves behind a version of himself and steps into a fiercer, bolder avatar. The Paradise, his second collaboration with director Srikanth Odela, marks his most untamed transformation yet.
Aaya Sher, the first single released on Nani’s birthday, tears open the gates to this brutal new world. The promo hinted at scale; the lyrical song hits like a shockwave. Anirudh Ravichander delivers a pulse-pounding track whose beats instantly spike the adrenaline. Lyricist Kasarla Shyam sharpens the Sher persona with lines that feel territorial, fierce, and rooted in the soil. Singers Addula Jangireddy and Akunoori Deviah amplify the madness with raw, electrifying vocals.
Nani’s appearance is a jolt. He doesn’t look like he entered The Paradise—he looks like he owns it. Sudhan Master’s choreography channels this rage perfectly. Nani turns movement into mayhem: floor drops, explosive shoulder hits, and slashing arm patterns create pure mass hysteria. It’s nothing short of Nani’s Naatu Thandavam.
Director Srikanth Odela crafts The Paradise as a ruthless yet majestic landscape, and this song becomes a full-blown tour of his vision. Producer Sudhakar Cherukuri and SLV Cinemas leave no brakes in sight- the scale bleeds through every frame.
With this monster mad anthem, expectations for The Paradise, releasing pan-world on August 21st, have gone to the next level.
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