The Paradise makers build massive 2.5-acre village set for ‘Aaya Sher’ song

Nani stars in The Paradise

• The Paradise teaser and song boost excitement for Nani's film
• Realistic sets like Hero House and Water Body Village constructed
• Nani plays Jadal, leading a tribe's fight against discrimination

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Nani starrer The Paradise is among the most highly-anticipated films of the year, and its recently released teaser has just increased fans’ excitement.

The Paradise's recently released song ‘Aaya Sher’ has captivated audiences with its powerful imagery and unadulterated energy. The film's art department's painstakingly constructed sets, which combined grandeur with organic realism, are largely responsible for the song's scope and authenticity.

The set features The Hero House (Kaman Set), a large structure that is 60 feet wide, 45 feet tall, and 25 feet deep. It was created especially for the hero's powerful dip moment, it has become a highlight of the set.

The set was first built with a width of 30 feet, but it was eventually enlarged by 15 feet on each side to reach a final width of 60 feet. The massive building was created over the course of approximately 20 days by about 25 workers. The unique ageing procedures of the building make sure the set blends seamlessly with its surroundings.

However, the huge biryani bowl-style structure is another visually striking aspect of the song. It has an aged texture and copper finish to give it a rustic authenticity.

The set was made with a very small crew of 5-7 people in just five days.

The Water Body Village Set has covered 2.5 acres and has 60 fully built homes, rather than dummy buildings. The village could hold about 500 people at once and was built over the course of 30 days by over 50 labourers.

Meanwhile, the water body was created by bringing in 100 tankers of water. Interestingly, the water body took seven days to fill. Additionally, a 20-by-20-foot pond with a 20-foot depth was constructed to hold water.

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The production also built a 120-foot-long, 50-foot-wide, and 30-foot-high dump yard set. The design took 30 days to complete and was created by a team of 25 people.

The Paradise stars Nani in the lead role and follows Jadal, who guides a marginalised tribe in their struggle against discrimination, seeking citizenship and confronting systemic injustice.