The Paradise: Telangana’s Famous Snack To Be Served at Mythri Theatres
Sarvapindi is a popular traditional snack in Telangana. It is usually made with rice flour, peanuts, sesame seeds, spices and other ingredients.
By: Priya Chowdhary Nuthalapti | 23 Sept 2026 1:34 PM ISTThe excitement around Nani’s upcoming film The Paradise is getting bigger with a special Telangana touch. Mythri Theatres has announced that moviegoers can enjoy the famous Telangana snack Sarvapindi during the interval at selected single-screen theatres.
Mythri Theatres is bringing this traditional food to Mythri Vimal and Mythri Shiva Ganga as part of the special interval experience for The Paradise. The idea connects the film with the local food and culture of Telangana.
Sarvapindi is a popular traditional snack in Telangana. It is usually made with rice flour, peanuts, sesame seeds, spices and other ingredients. The dish is known for its crispy texture and special homemade taste. For many people in Telangana, Sarvapindi is more than just a snack as it is connected to their traditional food culture.
The special Sarvapindi being served at the theatres has another interesting story behind it. It is made with love by the 77-year-old Baamma of Baamma Stories. What started at a small tiffin centre is now reaching movie theatres and becoming part of the The Paradise experience.
The poster released by Mythri Theatres features Nani in his intense look from the film along with a plate of freshly prepared Sarvapindi. The campaign highlights the connection between the movie, Telangana culture and local food.
The Paradise is directed by Srikanth Odela and features Nani in the lead role. The film is set in the 1980s and has a strong Telangana backdrop. With the makers presenting the film as a raw and intense story, the addition of a traditional Telangana snack makes the theatre experience even more interesting.
For audiences watching The Paradise at Mythri Vimal and Mythri Shiva Ganga, the interval will now offer more than just a break from the movie. They can also taste a traditional Telangana favourite while enjoying the film.
