The Baked Eagle Tee

This one is not a costume. It is what Nani wore to the Bengaluru press meet for The Paradise in September 2026, a week before the film's release. He took questions, gave a speech and ended up dancing on stage with the anchor. He does not wear it in the film.

The top is not a mystery. It is Beyond Extremes' Baked Long Sleeve T-shirt, listed on the brand's own site at ₹8,000 in a colour they call Dark Grey. When this page was built, S and M were sold out and L and XL were still available. That price and that stock come from the brand's product page, not from the clips going round.

Piece by piece. The tee is a warm, brownish dark grey, cut oversized with dropped shoulders and long sleeves, worn loose and untucked. A black eagle with its wings spread is printed across the chest in a glossy ink that catches the stage lights. The neck rib carries a line of hand-done Kantha cross-stitch, which you can only see up close. The "baked" part is the wash: the grey darkens toward the hem, as if it had been left in the sun from the top down. One thing on his that the brand's own photographs do not show is a small black woven label low on the front hem. It may be a newer run, so we mention it rather than explain it away.

The jeans are a very pale ice-blue wash, close to grey under the stage lights, cut baggy and wide through the leg with a mid rise and a zip fly. The detail that gives them away is the pair of big square patch pockets sewn onto the front of the thighs in place of ordinary scoop pockets. That is a carpenter or utility jean, not a five-pocket.

What we are leaving off. His shoes are hidden behind the audience's heads in every frame we have, so they are not a piece. The black-strap watch on his left wrist and the band on his right never come sharp enough to name.

Below is the real tee at the brand's price. We looked hard for a cheaper version and found none with the eagle, and the plain washed-grey tees we found run slate-blue next to his warm grey. We would rather show you only the original than a wrong one. The jeans are our pick at ₹1,195, and we have written down exactly where they differ.