Animal Movie Review & Analysis | Ranbir Kapoor | Bobby Deol | Sandeep Reddy Vanga

[@vivekchavan2579]

How ironic it is to see that during the release of Padmavat, people started outrage without even seeing the film claiming that the film portrays a fictional female character in a bad light. From beating up Bhansali, to destroying sets, issuing death threats to Deepika and citing violence, they've left no stone unturned. However for a movie like Animal which shows no respect towards real women, objectifies them, reduces them to their physical appearance or stereotypical roles, they are beaten up, treated as mere sex objects but why still I haven't seen any street protests yet. Have they accepted this portrayal of females as acceptable? Says a lot about our progress as a society.

[@Timepass-cx1do]

😢

[@lipsan6041]

Truth

[@Kalki3710]

Chutiya, padmavati was not a fictional character. Bhansali initially tried to distort the historical event.

[@garimayadav434]

Sad state of our society

[@HARSHITKUMAR-eb3es]

We are going backwards since 2014

[@amitrana9090]

Showcasing a story about a flawed character is not an issue. We celebrated 'Joker' movie and it did explore a morally grey character. My issues were when I was sitting in the theatre, audiences laughed and hooted during scenes which were very questionable or downright evil. I think not even the director would have expected a cheer or laugh during those scenes, so these movies reflects more about us as a society and less about those who make them. 🙏

[@anuragranjan8202]

But it revealed their animalistic side

[@amitrana9090]

@@anuragranjan8202 may be but even that is may be to a small extent a bit disturbing to me.

[@anuragranjan8202]

@@amitrana9090 Don't be disturbed bro....be wary...of such people around you....Accept the reality....I too have found such things a bit awkward when a boy/man accompanying a female....laugh/hoot insensitively on such scenes.....But through this you get to know more about people...amongst which we are living in.

[@amitrana9090]

@@anuragranjan8202 thanks bro. I agree. The world is what it is.😶

[@Escapist...]

​@@anuragranjan8202Thanks for the advice, dude ! Want to check a man's reality ? Take him to this movie and observe his expressions. Sandeep Vanga Reddy just gave women a ticket on how to identify Red Flags.

[@ishita8661]

Random teenagers of wattpad knows how to write "alpha male" ml without making them absolute misogynist but Bollywood directors doesn’t 🤌🤡

[@anamikadas2208]

Most underrated comment 😂❤

[@Escapist...]

Oh Damn 😂

[@Ishaa2450]

EXACTLY

[@Jyotigautam52870]

😂ommg so true...

[@deepakkrishnanambaru2873]

A monkey always feel it is right but it is not

[@roshansuvarna391]

ranbir kapoor can have a separate universe for his daddy issues (ajab prem ki ghazab kahaani,jagga jasoos,yeh jawani hai deewani,animal,tamasha,sanju,shamshera,brahmastra,wake up sid)

[@anushkrajbordia1873]

I think because Ranbir has had a tumultuous relationship with his own father, that subconsciously reflects in his script choices

[@roh2393]

Wake Up Sid

[@rakeshchettri9956]

Same like rdj

[@soorej91]

you mean the DIU? (dADDY ISSU UNIVERSE)

[@akansha-st7wr]

Almost all of his movie's 😂

[@sinchanaupa]

I see so many comments about Sandeep Reddy Vanga's heroes having a "dark side" when the character is just toxic and misogynistic. There is nothing wrong with heroes and characters having a gray shade. But when those scenes are glorified in the movie, with a badass theme playing in the background when he/she does or says anything toxic, that is when it becomes a problem.

[@ARAVIND.R.R]

Exactly 👍

[@SayMyName316]

I personally didn’t like the film but I don’t see people like you complaining about movies like veer di wedding where they literally present men as reusable objects and glorifys shitting on them…?

[@sinchanaupa]

@@SayMyName316 I haven't watched the film but the reviews are the reason why.

[@deepakkumar-pb8dn]

@@sinchanaupa so have you seen animal or are you just commenting here without even watching the movie?

[@sinchanaupa]

@@deepakkumar-pb8dn I did watch the movie. It's funny that you assume that. Also, my opinion of this movie does not immediately justify all the shitty movies that have been made. This is my opinion about this movie and the other movie or sandeep reddy vanga I have watched, which is Arjun Reddy.

[@saanviverma2817]

i hope that if an actress stars in a film with a female lead character who is a psychopath, morally wrong, cheats on her husband, treats men around her badly then also people should say oh this is just a film, this is just art instead of saying - “this is what nowadays feminism is, this is how women are destroying indian culture” etc etc

[@raja-jl9os]

They cast feminist lead actress (tripti)

[@khushbukapoor597]

So true

[@spellcheck5393]

Bleh it's not for India. There are iconic Anime characters like Yuno Gasai, Makima, Haruhi Suzumiya,Yumeko Jabami or Hollywood ones like Gone Girl,Juju Tubaki and Harley Quinn Tbh it's fun to watch crazy women, especially truly psychotic ones

[@riyaantony8537]

Films like bulbul are there , but was that a blockbuster like this shit ? Our society is hopelessly hopeless.

[@cranknicholson1418]

A women lead needs to portray such a character with conviction. Kangana Ranaut tried in some films, but looked sloppy nd failed. Instead of blaming society, women leads should take mre responsibility in making a hit movie. Imagine how good Vidya Balan was in Kahaani.. Or Tabu was in Andhadhun.. May the women lead adopt their approach nd work hard in getting the producers money bk than making excuses of society not accepting them in lead. Audience will decide whether to spend their money on a film, nd a good film, regardless of gender of the lead, will rake in money.

[@itsmedip1406]

Obviously if you add any jokes or dialogues attacking women that will be sold more in our country. While if any women director adds some dialogues attacking men in her film, she will be tagged fake feminist or woke. I agree with this fact even being a boy. Anyway it will be tough for Vanga to survive like this bcus in one point people will fed up.

[@anoushkas8726]

Even leaving aside all that, movie was an endless drag of boredom! Everyone in my theatre was begging for it to end 😂😂

[@theneetaspirant7619]

Feminist go 💩 shit somewhere else not here or you are gonna get abused a lot

[@loverebel6632]

srv 3rd movie spirit will be disaster cuz now people knew his menu .

[@gopalarora9997]

Even Barbie made a huge amount of money because despite being a little sexist at the end, it was a good film. Kabir Singh was successful for the same reason, sexist but good film. Animal is simple a really shitty movie where the "plot" makes no sense, and the all the characters are very one directional. If this is the ability of SDV as a writer and director, he definitely won't survive the industry. Trailer hype can only take you so far.

[@itsmedip1406]

@@gopalarora9997 true. I don't like any of these films though including barbie. But the thing is many Indian people tagged barbie as woke and they are enjoying Animal. Even though I felt Barbie didn't have that much derogatory comment on men which Animal had on women. In India films like Barbie can not be sold, but films like Animal can. That's why I made this comment.

[@Sham41795]

Having problematic characters isn’t really the problem, but more so that they aren’t held accountable of their actions that are extremely problematic. Not seeing a character arc, and justifying this behavior is what makes it an issue. Technical aspects can be exemplary but does not hold up to the lack of story arcs. Gotta hand it to the actors tho!

[@mithudhali_]

That's what the problem is. I don't have any problem with fked up character but most of the time these characters are looked up as a badass character which is fine but they are just never held accountable for their actions.

[@janarai7494]

I enjoy some violence and gore but Vanga's movies feel so wrong in so many levels. He promotes abuse in real life too. In Darr, I loved Srk's villain character but he payed for the consequences for his actions by dying. It's to show people in reality if you keep fucking around, you're gonna find out so just enjoy the movie and not learn from him. Vanga just seems like an asshole who happens to be good filmmaker and now promotes this shit through that.

[@abhijnyabhat4971]

Ohh my god I'm so relieved to see this after reading all the trashy comments lol

[@seemonjena659]

Finally someone sensible people! Incant understand how people cannot have any issues with a character like Ranvijay Singh! His answer for all the mayhem he causes is- my father always ignored me as a child. And the way he treats his wife is so dusturbing. I have no issues with problematic characters considering the fact that they are only 'characters' but the real problem is when people start defending them!

[@mistoolau]

Omg thank youuu. Grey characters are fine as long as you make sure not to justify terrible actions. It’s not wrong to show murder, it wrong to pretend like murder is ok

[@ankitaf]

Its not about the woke and matured public but about immature/influenceable audiences who will mimic the behaviour without doubt considering how heroic Ranbir is shown doing all wrong misogynistic stuff. Plus the director going out in public saying “if you cant hit your partner use cuss words for them , do you even love them?” Certified chauvinistic behaviour translating into his films.

[@sumanmajumdar7884]

Then it's there fucking fault that they are influenced by a fictional movie

[@topher_dimaggio]

How many men have become gangsters after watching KGF ?

[@dev6923-yd1tg]

@@topher_dimaggio first of all did rocky abused any woman ?

[@topher_dimaggio]

@@dev6923-yd1tg He kidnapped Reena and said she's for entertainment.

[@dev6923-yd1tg]

@@topher_dimaggio good point but he didn,t abuse her

[@mkc_98]

Even with that little screen time, Bobby was able to leave a menacing and haunting impact on the audience... he deserved so much more...

[@fazeenamansoor]

Even without talking a word...

[@kshitijaj986]

It's not even messed up characters, problematic language, or women being portrayed in the movie, but how Sandeep Reddy failed as a Director, Writer and Editor, it was a complete mess, it didn't make sense, most parts it was like "It is what it is, deal with it". After his father gets shot, he goes to his hometown to demand help, his cousins tag along without a second thought and plead their loyalty to him... how does it make sense, when he has never seen these people all his life and is out of nowhere they are ready to die for him... how? Second: I could not understand why he loved his wife Geetanjali, or why she loved him back, there was zero chemistry, and explanation of why she endured the abuse in her relationship, also at certain points she seemed only sex crazy... The most illogical thing was him becoming a mafia-like gangster, hunting his enemy, killing them out of the blue, they did not show any criminal connections, he is in America, returns to India, goes on kill spear, gets connected with a gun supplier, how does that make sense, without prior showing any connection with the mafia world or criminal contacts. His friends were decent people, his in-laws were decent people, his dad was a businessman, and the in-laws from his sister's side were white-collar criminals, not getting their hands dirty directly. The story was messed up, the plot lost its purpose, and it was all a big mess. at points, it felt like Sandeep had written the script inspired by Andrew Tate's interviews.

[@Chhjmmkg]

I'm pretty sure Jammy posted this after being over the moon about his look alike (Bobby Deol) play something important 😂 so much so that this was a fanboy review.

[@11ldevendrakumaragrawal27]

If vanga wasn't the director and obviously consequently there won't be those misogynistic scenes then I bet people will troll this movie like baaghi 3

[@meedhesaut]

A web series featuring Ranbir Kapoor, Randeep hooda and Shahid kapoor against villains like ranveer singh and bobby deol would be something no one have ever seen !

[@joydeepmoitra6521]

I don't know why, but I desperately want Sucharita Tyagi's take on this movie 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thevedickid]

Same here!!! 😂😂😂

[@puneetarora5520]

Wait for an angry rant

[@santhoshkumar-gf2vs]

Yeah😂😂

[@deena21]

Well, you know why!

[@varshitchawda9968]

We are in this together

[@artislife456]

Besides all the talk about misogyny,i feel sandeep reddy vanga is a really disturbed person..His characters are giving us a hint of who he is..Troubled father son relations,a violent streak,all the talk and fascination about body parts,hateful attitude towards women..He is himself dealing witha lot of mental trauma and he is processing those through his movies..Years later,we r gonna hear some news about him nd then all his movies will make sense..

[@arpit7626]

Lol by that logic Tarantino is the biggest troubled person in the world or SRK has done lots of infidelity in real life since half of his filmography is him cheating on his partner or being in love with others partner🤣🤣

[@ThatEcoChicGirl]

Exactly what I think.

[@itsmedip1406]

This is one of the brilliant comments here that I agree with it completely. But my mind is wanting to know wheather you are a boy of girl, apologies for that 😅

[@vikasnarayanan6711]

Wokes and their logic😅

[@nehamishraraj9707]

You really have no art about art or literature.

[@chinmaybhoir6955]

I'm late to the show, but frankly I feel this review is dishonest. It talks about Ranbir's and Anil Kapoor's acting and music/score which are top notch. But doesn't talk about how bad the screenplay and the script was. It did not make sense one bit. It's non sense. It feels like we're just forgiving bad films for sake of 'mass entertainment'; only this film wasn't even entertaining (but I guess that's subjective). I'm not even talking about 'toxic musculanity', because it made sense in Arjun Reddy. It did not make sense here. Kudos to Ranbir though, like in all films he gives his 100% here.

[@poojasingla9693]

If violence is not supported by the emotions, then you just feel violence being showcased for the sake of it. The emotional outrage should be so extreme that the violence depicted feels natural.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Hence, I feel the family dynamic and their animosity should have been explored more! Possibly allowing Ranbir to lose more would give the violence more impact. Or an insight into why the father-son dynamic is so toxic

[@dhven9274]

Unnecessarily crude & bloody movie. Difficult to enjoy this movie. With family definitely not.

[@tiktokfavorite3070]

​@dhven9274 it is A certified movie

[@sidsodani21]

Truely pointed out.... Some sequences feel as if they were somehow fitted in movie.

[@krisgopi_8]

@@dhven9274 you are absolutely right. Glorification of voilence blood spilling films has very bad influence on youngsters. Even if it is A certificate, it is very cruel on director part to show case so much bs on screen.

[@debleenabasu3503]

*long note alert* I utterly disliked the film. Don't get me wrong; I'm all for Ranbir’s violent mass avatar, but I felt his intentions weren't clear, and his character lacked depth, as did everybody else’s. Why did they have to justify him being the “animal” at the end by showing Anil finally validating Ranbir’s acts? Yes, he had been an absent father, but that doesn’t mean his son has to become an animal. He’s a psychopath and always has been. Why was Vanga trying so hard to make us root for him? In that final Diwali scene, Anil acknowledged that his son has always been a criminal who is just using his father’s name to justify his criminality. I think Vanga should have explored that ideology more. Anil should have kept his stance of not empathizing with Ranbir and seen criminality as criminality. With Ranbir not getting validation from his father at the end, surrendering to the destiny of his father losing his life because of cancer (to protect whom he became this animal) because nobody can fight destiny and his wife leaving him would have been the perfect end. What was all that “agla janam” nonsense? A criminal getting what he deserves. Also, it's not like Ranbir was any different than Anil as a father. He too doesn’t give enough time to his kids, keeps himself busy in this animal world. The only difference is he talks with his kids in a nicer way. I expected Vanga would show how Ranbir was different as a father after everything he has gone through as a kid. Also, why is Bobby’s character projected as a villain when he has similar intentions as Ranbir, both avenging the wrong for their respective families? Bobby’s intention seemed stronger to me as his family was denied their legit rights.

[@pragyaverma7666]

Exactly. There was no redeeming factor in Ranbir's character, not even one. Only if he was shown that he deeply respected his father (walking nude, not listening to what his father thinks of him etc. was weird) and just not love and blame game of his acts on his father. 'i was cheating on you for my father' I mean what?

[@shaniulshanto]

I agree.

[@kkondur7619]

Isnt it obvious that a Movie made to please misogyny always lacks brain.

[@sheetalmallikword8165]

Agreed

[@punamjaiswal9865]

Man thats why I love breaking bad so much when walter confesses that he did all this for himself....not for his family....and man I respect kabir singh so much after this.....kabir had anger issues but his protagonist side was well explored....him not going down on his morals....that connected...here it was just a badly written film

[@vaibhavmhalgi8591]

I saw this movie, but somehow, I believe that SVR has some contradictory thoughts against women. Neither does it seem to be positive, and neither negative. For instance, in regards to Rashmika, she seems to like a toy for Ranbirs character, whereas in regards to his sister, it was different. The first half was awesome, but in the second half, there was something missing. Some may like it while some may not.

[@11ldevendrakumaragrawal27]

I don't think that it is something new if you ask an eve teaser if someone will do that with their sister they will be triggered like if you have seen Ranbir's promotion scene in tmkoc for barfi

[@nabeelbhattacharya2633]

Critics back in 2000s used to say "Why are heroes always Mr.Good with no dark shade?. However, movies like Kabir Singh, Animal & Tere Naam (back in the day) have made them do a complete flip! Now, criticism is "Why make heroes out of such bad characters? or "Heroes need to be socially responsible!"

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

'Heroes wanting to be socially responsible' is a bizarre criticism but I think one should still open the debate of when abuse of any kind is showcased, verbal or physical, What is the connotation of it. Is it celebrating it? Is it being questioned? Does anyone feel like rooting for a man like that? This should be open for debate

[@shriganeshnaidu4763]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Please say this louder for tamil cinema. Actors like Ajith, Vijay have been playing it safe to send a social message.

[@sanjana3218]

Bollywood always had a range of moral compass for men - amitabh bacchan, srk all played grey protagonists. This was said by critics in light of the female protagonists always being miss goody two shoes or self-sacrificial. even now when flawed women are shown as protagonists, the movies are criticized.

[@Suresh-oc4cr]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Unfortunately neither Sandeep nor the audience are expecting to always show what is morally right on screen. And this is what critics like you fail to understand and wonder why are we celebrating toxicity or darkness. When you don't have a problem with protogonist killing people itself and calling it a good action block then you dont have any leverage to say he is a misogynist.

[@MTK90]

Rather than hero we should just call it lead character. For Indian cinema to grow they must understand that every movie story cant be about a good guy fighting the evil.

[@ashokjoshi8978]

I went in the morning show, a jam-packed one and everyone lost it at "Arjan Vailley" before the interval. Real Goosebumps. One of the best intervals in recent times.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

best moment from the film for me!

[@ashokjoshi8978]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Me as well. On the other note, I have been a subscriber of your channel since 2018 for two main reasons. 1) My spoken English has been improved a lot after hearing your reviews due to your vocabulary and flawless delivery of speech 2) I am also a cinema nerd and you promote great regional movies regardless of any language barriers and I always go with your recommendations, never disappointed. You are everything I always aspired to be. Big thank you and cheers for the continued growth and success!

[@pintoacr3800]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Hey Mr.JammyPANT, I think you are just waiting to see if any south indian movies make any mistake. You appreciated PATHAN and roasted ADHIPURUSH . Could you please tell me "how was pathan any better than Aadhipurush". ? You even criticized PUSHA movie ( which got appropriately bashed for ) . Don't be so envy and jealous of our success and hardwork.

[@shakkorhaque5799]

​@@pintoacr3800adipurush is a trash. Don't take that name up.

[@siddhantkumar3395]

He supports good movies

[@kratebug]

There are two movies in animal. One is revenge saga which was pretty good. One is ranbir being an ass to his wife. It added nothing to movie, slowed the movie and robbed us more badassery. The second "movie" blindsided the director coz he wanted to show middle finger to critics and in doing so he cheapened the movie. Remove rashmika's whole character from movie and we get a better and more brutal movie. Such a waste.

[@mp-fd9wj]

couldn't have said it better, vanga just cheapened the movie by including those after interval scenes which added nothing to the overall story. Those scenes felt like they just wanted to provoke a reaction out of the audience. The bra strap scene, the lick my boots scene, ranbir's character telling his children that their mom is jobless.. like wtf was the use of sprinkling these scenes which add nothing to the storyline and make the movie rather vulgar... The weakest part of the movie for me!!

[@kiranyadav7952]

I am not sure what's the reason that an absolutely violent movie like Animal is more popular than a movie that inspires like Sam Bahadur. Have we as an audience started to enjoy unknowingly toxic masculinity or is it something even darker than that? Is there on some dark deep level, men are able to live that part of themselves through this kind of cinema? A movie like Gadar 2 which I felt was made money only through the nostalgia it created also portrayed a Tara Singh as the unbeatable macho almost a superhero. A Yash in KGF also generates hoots in theatre.. It's definitely an escapism but the question is WHY is this escapism needed? Why MEN when portrayed as these characters, these HERO who can never be defeated, make more buzz than more human male characters?

[@rajsingh_1122]

Totally agreed. Atleast found one sane comment here!

[@569-shashankjoshi7]

Just see the hypocrisy in this comments section......"GOAT RANBIR"....🤦 I do not watch movies .. especially "Mass" ones..... I have short life. I have to be doing many other work for a peaceful and joyous life. BUT, I read comments of the review of movies. They are filled with hypocrites, circle-jerking( I am not getting any other word) each other in the name of their "favorite actors". If you understand they are trying to prove a point to themselves. That they are doing the right thing. They are actually correct, thru movie. It's about them, EGO. their actor will have to be a "GOAT".

[@deekshajaniani5358]

Totally agree

[@drg598]

Such movies r working worldwide.. Feminine movies barring barbie are failing,no matter how big the production is

[@vipulgarg8575]

I was right there. But You lost me at "Toxic Mascu-Blah Blah Blah". I agree with what you said about Sam Bahadur. But your comment turned into a feminist rant real quick.

[@krishniarumugam]

There is a difference between repressiveness, regressiveness and misogyny.

[@Aries32]

true

[@qwerty-ws5hq]

go and watch four more shots....🤣 also, go and read your 3rd wave femiNAZI magazines.....🤣 Prophet Mohammad was right about women. According to Prophet Mohammad all women are half-brained (deficient in intelligence) and prophet Mohammad also said that a woman's testimony is NOT equal to a man's testimony. Essentially prophet Mohamad is saying that 1 man = 2 women (in the case of testimony)

[@qwerty-ws5hq]

@@Aries32 go and watch four more shots....🤣 also, go and read your 3rd wave femiNAZI magazines.....🤣 Prophet Mohammad was right about women. According to Prophet Mohammad all women are half-brained (deficient in intelligence) and prophet Mohammad also said that a woman's testimony is NOT equal to a man's testimony. Essentially prophet Mohamad is saying that 1 man = 2 women (in the case of testimony)

[@TalismanT-i9g]

Look another triggered Feminist, shouldnt have watched it. Were tired of Deepika running around in skates and throwing punches and beating up 150 lb over her weight. get out

[@AZIZHAQ-u6d]

Misandry IS MODERN AND STUNNING?

[@raokritika]

Jammy just spoke my mind. This was my exact analysis after I watched it. 1. The film would have benefitted from more screen time to anil Kapoor and Bobby deol. 2. The director being the editor also cost the film the run time. He was so indulgent that he kept everything he loved about the film. 3. Ranbir's character swings between progressive and regressive, though I must say it seemed very real. 4. Many scenes after the interval seemed unnecessary to the overall story. 5. The art and the artiste were perfect but it stopped being engaging post interval. However, last 45 mins were again Bang on. 6. It felt like the director loves his characters too much. Some justifications by the characters seemed like they were being justified to the audience. Also, felt like the director imagines himself in these alpha male roles and writes them as if he was that character. ❤ Jammy's analysis ❤

[@raokritika]

Also to add....did anyone notice that Ranbir Kapoor was shaking/ Shivering in almost every frame. As if he is in an acting overdrive/ trance. Almost every frame. Please watch again to notice this.!

[@sauravsingh1274]

Exactly....

[@ghanroopikanahar703]

Exactly what I felt!!

[@peterparker9954]

Any character that hates women, Reddy worships them The poor guy was either betrayed by his ex gf or has never received love from his mother.

[@sheelamaradi7932]

Reddy need treatment from a shrink @@peterparker9954

[@santoshkumarmamgain386]

Jammy Pants love misogynist films which show women as shit or show women in bad light. First he praised a mediocre film like Rx100 just because it show woman as a villian. He praised Kabir Singh amd now this. Movies are not social commentaries amd do not need to portray good traits only. The point is the portrayal should be part of characterization and not an attempt of the filmmaker to mouth his own biases through the mouth of his characters. Vanga uses his story to channelize his inner masculine sexist rough personality. This should be criticized and this is very much a legitimate criticism. If you like it just say you like it dont try to justify it

[@berries8691]

When did he try to justify it when? And you're right vanga uses his story to chanelise his inner toxic masculinity

[@drjl41]

Ranbir's versatility should be talked enough from now, he'll never say never to any kind of script or role. Easily can say he's much ahead of other actors and he's undoubtedly the best actor in terms of acting skill of Bollywood 👑

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HE GAVE EVERYTHING TO THIS ROLE! Cannot be faulted one bit!

[@roronoauchiha69]

Facts

[@qwertyzxccvk]

Watch out for a crybaby RanVeer fan

[@heroicninga9038]

The reason why i am fan of his

[@drjl41]

@@heroicninga9038 us mann!

[@Aditya_Prabhune]

I believe that the affair was out of place and was not necessary. You like the character for his loyalty to his partner and then goes on to do total tatti(shit) with the affair. I think that the battle sequence could've been shortened by 5-10minutes at least. Also, the way the character recovers from such a difficult and crucial surgery is just too much in my opinion!

[@teknci9925]

Ha ha, tu bada Ambani h jo 5-10 min m tere 1-2 crore loss ho gaye😮

[@teknci9925]

Vese aapka comment bhi not necessary tha, logo k paas 5-10 min rahte h extra, aap thode busy aadmi h to koi ni Bhai next time movie m Jane se pahle logo se review le lena😊

[@SajalKr]

Valid. Film really drifts and meanders there. What my thought though is - the way a lot of us are designed morally, ws will be fine with a character murdering around, but will find Cheating in marriage wrong. That plot point almost feels like a social experiment of sorts

[@gaurakshak213]

Rashmika must have denied to shoot bed scenes so they needed a smaller actress to satisfy ranbir's 'alpha' libido during shooting

[@Aditya_Prabhune]

@@gaurakshak213 they should have atleast removed the loyalty dialogue on the airstrip in the beginning to do this

[@akshayrikhi]

I don’t want to put a spoiler here, but Vanga was right when he said don’t miss the first and the last scene… Did anyone notice where did the gesture Ranbir does in the first and last scene, originate from? I believe, Bobby’s family was successful in achieving their goal… and that is what the second part is going to be based upon… Ranbir was just fabulous, would have liked more of Bobby too… There were some extra cuts in the movie released outside India and it was such a bummer…

[@manongjamikham8061]

I had a doubt but did they really release some extra cuts?

[@sahilsuleman377]

And I thought I was the only one who noticed the same about the opening and ending scene

[@SA-kg6lp]

In the end he's talking to Anil Kapoor and suddenly he's hugging Shakti Kapoor that felt like a cut.

[@akshayrikhi]

@@SA-kg6lp lol yes

[@sabrinakhan8217]

I have a problem with lies regarding Ranjeet Nalwa Shalwa and halwa. Sikhs were colonized by the British for over 150 years, but Afghans defeated British. Sikhs have been always state beneficiaries of the British and has serviced them throughout. Sikhs are the reason behind British colonization of South Asia. They took help ( soldiers, guns, bombs, telescopes, Maps ) from British to invade Hazara and uzbik ( singers and dancers) region of Afghanistan. Within 7 years Pashtuns/Pathans got together and kicked injured ranjett back to lahore . Nalwa was beheaded in jamord by Dost Mohammad. Afghan history and museums tell a different story but since they were never colonized by the British and never had British given cinemas, printing press, historians, railways, English schools, trained army, ports, parliament , radio etc, their version of history is not known.

[@Devashish1315]

Ranbir never needed an Animal to be considered Greatest of his generation. But here we are 3hrs 21mints later with a GOAT status. Ranbir has touched the Sun here

[@idkatthispoint-s9s]

Now go out and find women with broad hips to have kids with

[@kuumarrdbhattarrai7772]

The misogyny and adultery and alpha male themes start becoming problematic when they don't serve the story, which is already going elsewhere. I wish Sandeep kept control in the second half and went one by one.

[@theg9608]

Jammy Pants has just lost my trust on his reviews! I watched this movie in theatre and listening to this review right after. The movie is absolute bullshit. There is no story, no logic, no sense, no meaning, all it has is some good music tracks, FORCED over the top action scenes, Unnecessary sex scenes, unnecessary hatred capable of negatively inspiring naive audiences. Good actors are wasted on this movie. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT

[@anoushkas8726]

Thank youuu, brother! I was thinking only my theatre audience was begging it to get over! Every single one had a headache!😂

[@Aayush_paul]

My friends and I were cringing so hard in the cheating sequences. The vanga dropped my fav song in the cheating sequence which broke my heart.

[@thanos4570]

Are you a simp or beta male ?

[@FazRasheedify]

If we can sit through John Wick massacring 200 assassins who take it as an action flick, then the same courtesy has to be applied to Animal. John Wick struggles apparently with remorse for having returned to the violence but he still participates in it. Yes the violence is gratuitous but that's how action flicks work. It's highly stylised. Animals portrays this violence within the patriarchy, within context. As for sexism , well that is the patriarchy. Violence is also patriarchy. Ranbir 's character derives his identity through his father and wants his sisters to do the same.

[@nickraghuvanshi]

|MILD SPOILERS | Mostly agree with you, but I'll be a little harsher than you. 1. Vanga's protagonists are so toxic and problematic that it is difficult to root for them and that becomes a hinderance. I didn't give a hoot as who dies in the end. 2. They didn't explore father-son relationship as much as I would have wanted, they gave it only 10 minutes at the end and it was gold. 3. They did not explore family dynamics much, Bobby's character was wasted. Actually, you can sleep for an hour after interval and you won't miss a thing. 4. Interval block was great, but eventually tiring and repetitive. Jawan and RRR are the gold standard and it was way lesser than those. 5. That hand to hand combat was really good but they shouldn't have played the song there. Fight scenes on songs are getting outdated. 6. Actual ending (before that animal park nonsense) was a little underwhelming. 7. In conclusion, if you think, when the mindless violence was on, the movie was fun. The writer/director could not create a good drama without it, except last 10 minutes.

[@rajsingh_1122]

Apt!

[@569-shashankjoshi7]

Jamwal bhai is like anyother person, "FAN OF THE INDUSTRY"/ "FAN OF ACTOR". You will find him making sense in such mindless, commercial and foolish movies.... thru 'analysis"1 People are hypocrites usually. But in today's time that is growing!

[@teknci9925]

Lol, your comment is too funny to me, I can imagine how frustrated you were while watching the movie. I literally enjoyed every single part of movie but yeah there are people who just can't avoid there nagative personalities.

[@nickraghuvanshi]

@@teknci9925 You will eat shit and call it a chocolate pudding, that's how positive you are. I am just sharing what I thought about the film, good for you if you liked it, but stop judging people, it'll do you good in your life.

[@teknci9925]

@@nickraghuvanshi that's the thing you shared what you thought, and you only thought about nagative stuff. But yeah actually we need people like you as well 😜

[@kalkisimha]

Telugu critics are saying the director needs to consult a psychiatrist . How a hero will enter into a college with a gun ? this movie is also releasing in USA where gun culture is an issue to their society and school shootings are happening there .

[@zi420s]

Am I the only one who thinks the violence was actually shit. It was senseless and totally underprepared. It’s actually the worst movie of the year which simply stikes the chords of these so called wanna be alpha males(who in real life are living an insignificant life)

[@okthanks1643]

No you are not the only one I also think the same way the one who edit trailer was very smart person he chooses best scenes to lure everyone to threatre and i think movie was good in parts

[@93Niyati]

Finally someone just said it.....and the Punjabi theme and music does nothing but helps in further proving your point

[@gopalarora9997]

No, the violence as well as the action was actual shit in the movie. Jammy has just really lost all integrity as a reviewer, he'll just say whatever he thinks the general indian audience will agree with.

[@okthanks1643]

​@@gopalarora9997 even keep you aside problematic theme and your opinion movie was able to generate hype that means something was good in movie it was better than mass movies like pathan and gadar 2 in everything and jawan is only above than animal in mass cinema

[@gopalarora9997]

@@okthanks1643 I'll tell you what was so great that it created a hype for the film - its trailer. The movie promises a story of a deep father/son relationship, a lot of action, and an engaging storyline. It delivers none of them. Pathan was a silly movie but it had better action than Animal. Jawan was melodramatic but with a decent story and WAY better action. Gadar 2 was also completely shit, but Animal had a better budget and better actors so Animal wins that comparison.

[@spititout12]

Movie is mind blowing. For a change people should stop being good-bad/ black- white. It’s grey,it’s GOAT , it’s super entertaining. Period.

[@lostgirl4932]

The only worst part of the movie is where Ranbir cheats on Rashmika. From here I felt cut off from Ranbir's character.

[@anuragyadav-jc8ym]

100% agree. Even when it was revealed that he did it for his father, i couldn't feel the same for him. 2nd half disappointed me. 1st half was just mind blowing.

[@vivekyerra30]

For me, 2nd half stood authentic. The original sandeep reddy vanga film where he explores the interpersonal conflicts and rather than trying to solve them and preach them, he just shows the reality. Also i think the whole ranvijay's motive to kill bobby can be drawn from one dialogue of anil kapoor-"jab mujhe pehli goli lagi, tab teri aawaz sunayi dhi, or jab dhusri goli lagi mein akela tha. "Indicating the first attack and the second attack which has to be stopped by ranbir.

[@vedant.panchal]

I think he said; dusri goli lagi then I was relaxed that main akela tha

[@modernmonkhere]

You’re right to some extent. His father said that he felt alone. Ranbir realised that once he is gone after Bobby kills him, his father will be crushed and will feel alone tremendously.

[@cringekiller348]

Animal was shit.

[@IamKeshav12]

One correction Jammy: It is Shakti/Pragati/Vijay, not "Shanti". My take: (i) Bobby is underutilised. (ii) Anil Kapoor should have been explored more. Though he is very very good. (iii) The Ranbir In climax reminded of Rolex from Vikram. The scene really gave chills. BRING ON ANIMAL PARK!!!!!!

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

HEY thanks for the correction. Agree with all 3 POINTS!

[@PuanamPatel]

But Bobby give up easily why??

[@pintoacr3800]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Hey Mr.JammyPANT, I think you are just waiting to see if any south indian movies make any mistake. You appreciated PATHAN and roasted ADHIPURUSH . Could you please tell me "how was pathan any better than Aadhipurush". ? You even criticized PUSHA movie ( which got appropriately bashed for ) . Don't be so envy and jealous of our success and hardwork.

[@rishusingh82]

@@pintoacr3800Dont play south and north politics here. Jammy has always supported and appreciated cinema wherever applicable. Now Salaar will almost be similar with Pathan but you will still appreciate it even if it is bad.

[@pintoacr3800]

@@rishusingh82 not playing politics here. I die hard fan of indian cninema. North idiots like jammy play politics. Looks like u are also like him. shame on you man.

[@rookie4u520]

Absolutely sad to hear that Bobby has a little screen time. Was hoping so much for him but unfortunately this is the sad part of Indian cinema that a popular star takes most of the spotlight leaving away the good actors gasping for air. I wish I could see a time when the creators are courageous enough to keep the balance between all the actors and let the story take the lead instead of the star.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

i think we saw this with Pathaan. John got ample screen time, could shine & for many was the highlight of the film

[@teknci9925]

Bhai yeh aapke gully mohalle ki dukaan nahi h jape sab milna chayiye. Story k according actors ka screen time hota h na ki actors k hisab se story.

[@Razrman]

Are you really comparing Bobby to Ranbir in terms of acting? 😂

[@yogeshpipada4420]

I think the Tripti Dimri thing was necessary to set up Animal Park. She was able to get “inside” info on Ranbir Kapoor for bobby deol’s brother.

[@sreeram242]

You dont know how happy i am to see prithvi again on big screen that too on a movie of this scale. He was one of best villans when i am growing up and had many good movies

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I wish both him and Bobby had bigger roles tho

[@sreeram242]

@@TriedRefusedProductions yeah hope this movie changes Prithvi career in a way Legend(balayya movie) did for jagapathi babu It seems prithvi had so much untapped potentail that we didnt see

[@KrishanKumar-ec1ch]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsi like prithvi more than Bobby and the translator guy too

[@teknci9925]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsbus kar Bhai bus kar ab , Bobby ko next time animal park m jyada chocolate de denge bus, agar venga ne nahi di to mein de dunga ,tu chinta mat kar bus 👍

[@marshalgg4484]

Ranbir never fails to deliver

[@PS-ug7nm]

Yup, Alia is quite lucky 🗿

[@naushabatalat1332]

Bobby deol is better than Ranbir Kapoor

[@Shiva-zj6od]

This time anil and Bobby slightly Better.

[@dhven9274]

Ranbir may not fail but his choice of movies does fail

[@marshalgg4484]

@@dhven9274 his script selection >>

[@KiNGKuNTa986]

Animal is totally disgusting. 🤮 This is exactly what I felt. SVR is an immature director who thinks uncoordinated gore, repulsive scenes makes him artistic. Whats up with the period line , pregnant woman scene , sofa scene etc.

[@eightislate]

The fact that the audience was glued to the screen for 3 hours straight is enough to say that the film has delivered

[@brrr2360]

Are u a bot?

[@atwunz]

​@@brrr2360yep

[@im_pramit]

​@@brrr2360😂💯 Logic less, best acted movie

[@b134shubhampatil4]

3 and half hour bro*

[@ohyaa9340]

They paid no

[@Daredevil009.1]

As ss rajamouli said sandeep Reddy vanga is an ultra pro max version of RGV and rare combination of puri jagannath and RGV who has impacted film making in every aspect ❤

[@Tejaswi_Rao]

That zoya sequence was so unnecessary & unconvincing.. cuz Ranvijay had one good quality that he was loyal to his wife 🙄 Dint understand who was the villain in the end..Abrar & Ranvijay are almost similar personalities 🤷‍♀️

[@adityakiran4677]

That's because both Abar and Ranvijay are "Animals" of the movie.

[@Lazymath007_]

Thats why they are Animals. Not every movie has to have hero vs villain. Both of them are two sides of the same coins. You need brains to understand good writing

[@airinsaha8840]

​@@Lazymath007_ Being a writer I lost all my brain cells after watching this movie. I was so excited for violence after watching the trailer but the movie killed it mercilessly. You are saying it's a good story where the fuck was the story? There was no proper sequence, no depth, no description only toxic behavior, sexist comments, loud bgm,vulgar language, chauvinism and glorifying cheating. As if the writer is forcibly trying to make it violent with all sorts of toxic features but without any background story of how it's happening, how it's proceeding. If that person is psycho then show it's psycho why hell are you hellbent to show him hero.First film shows the male knows the importance of family and relationship and in the next moment it shows He knows nothing except his obsession with his father because he is Animal. Are director should 🎉decide first what he actually want to show. Every story has some layer even if it's dark but this one as if I random scenes are put into it and you have to deal with it but in every scenes you will get vulgar jokes,sexism,masculinity in bonus .Wow you say this is good writing.Where is the character development? Even when you are portraying evil you need to show how it's becoming evil so psycho. In first scene it show father don't show love ,shouts and in the next scene the hero is fighting like a terrorist

[@Lazymath007_]

@@airinsaha8840you’re a writer, do you understand the meaning of grey character? Where has the director shown him as a hero?? Its a grey character, he has both good and bad traits. There is literally a scene in the film where Rashmika says “that when he took gun to school to protect his sister, she thought he was a hero but now she is scared when she looks at him! Its not as simple as him being a hero or villain, there layers to the character. While his intentions are good which is to protect his family, at the same time his obsession is so costly that it makes him lost his mind and do unconventional things. You clearly havent understood the film. Rashmika literally tells Ranvijay he is fighting ghosts in his head in the second half! While his intentions are good which is to protect his family, his obsession is so costly on him he also ends up cheating on his wife. Even his brothers who are singing arjun vaily during the fight come to intervene when Ranvijay is screaming at Rashmika, as even they realize the character is going too far. They are layers to the character. The world isnt black and white! He is not a hero or a villain, he is grey. He is both good and bad. That being said film’s name is “Animal”, not “hero no 1”.

[@awesomesk5578]

Ranbir Kapoor's performance was 🔥 Ranbir was just engaging and amazing as the main character and Bobby was also on fire.

[@redroish]

Good review. But I think the biggest point you missed was the inability of the script to create believability in the narrative sequences. How are steel factory workers baying for blood? Why was Balbir so angry at Vijay? The villain's background..No backdrops were established, making the sequences look out of place imo. Vanga sadly fell for the Arjun Reddy tropes to create hysteria. Expected more from a director who was being touted as the next RGV.

[@MrinmayChakravarty-l5q]

Exactly bro the world building is not convincing

[@OM.one8]

Have you watched John Wick?

[@aashesh3335]

Finally someone said it.

[@vikkyReddyallala]

Sandeep clearly told in pre release don’t think of logics just enjoy the screenplay

[@Annoyed792]

Everything can’t be spoon fed.

[@Nbfh2053]

Amir khan once said when the director has no talent to think beyond or doesn't have story line, they try to put more violence and s*x in films as these are the most provoking and influential things for audience. & he was indeed right! The owner of the channel failed to review this movie with a cerebral understanding & for the first time I can say Anupma chopra's review was far better than this.

[@AdnanGul-zj5yj]

Not for radical feminists although he is an feminist and disagree on him on many things but i win never جائے him becoz he is an cinephile first and a Activist second unlike some other Anupama even with so much cinema knowledge has that ultra feminist bias which she can't let while reviewing films that makes her an activist first and then a cinephile

[@Infinitybeyond1952]

The machine was not cgi. It took 4 months for them to build it. It looks insane

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Not the machine, the flares of the gunshots from the machine

[@stevewhite6241]

Where's your Whatsapp university certificate?

[@Christ1O9958]

​@@stevewhite6241Bro, Check the Interview. It was not CGI and that's really surprising❤

[@prasadaloorkar5784]

Ha Bhai but chalaya thodi hoga😂😂

[@balajikamalesh3338]

@@prasadaloorkar5784 🤣🤣🤣

[@fusiontime296]

Bro u shamed aadhik Ravichandrans bhageera for "misogyny" but u clearly havent done justice to slamming the mysogyny in animal. Why so biased as a ranbir fan boy ?

[@theplmotivationofficial]

Thanks You realise about his biasnesss. He cheered pathan during its release. Later he was talking about it as a mediocre film with masala entertainment. 😅

[@fusiontime296]

@@theplmotivationofficial bro this guy @triedandrefusedproductions is so biased, he always praises the Shiitest films like pathaan and Jawan and forgives their mistakes then proceeds to shame movies like Leo and stuff that are 10 times better

[@ananya2230]

Asking your wife to remove her kurta and telling her you are hot even after conceiving two kids while the house servant was right behind...creepy and disgusting..no sane/insane person does that

[@bhavanachandra7611]

Second half triggered me more. This movie is not for sensitive people, not because it has violence but due to toxic love and drama.

[@berries8691]

Oh god there's toxic love in this as well?

[@bhavanachandra7611]

@@berries8691 haven't you seen the movie?

[@Nopy4263]

I was genuinely so excited for this film and after trailer my expectations were through the roof and was little worried too, but my good it delivered to that level man. GOAT ANIMAL

[@Universal5-g5e]

Worried for what?

[@Nopy4263]

@@Universal5-g5e If the movie will be able to meet the high expectations. It was so Overhyped and would have been a real shame if this was just another 'typical mass movie' but Vanga is OP

[@kattarshwetabhbhakt6785]

​@@Nopy4263 Yes the acting did deliver, but not the script. In fact the script was what disappointed me the most.

[@edgefanCWC]

Immature audiences (looking for a lesson or morals from the lead) is why sadly India hasn't had a Hannibal or The Boys.. Aamis tried but wasn't mainstream. Weird how folks see a trailer and then go for the movie only to get offended and discuss it even in the Parliament lol

[@GarvPahal]

Never felt a theatre so alive and having the time of their lives in so long, and that too while watching an A rated movie. Sandeep Reddy Vanga delivers on his promise, crafting a brutally intense film teeming with bloodshed. The first half was absolute madness with a combo of every emotion that would be known to you. And oh man, what can I say about that interval block. A monstrous 20 minutes, epitomizing sheer ferocity. Although the second half builds slowly, it's essential for the narrative given the unfolding events, allowing the characters to organically progress. Ranbir just hits it out of the park and makes a statement why he's one of the greatest actors this country will ever know. Bobby Deol, in his brief appearance, exudes a menacing aura. The climax is beautiful and poetic, to say the least. And the post-credit scene? Utterly insane in its level of intensity and bloodbath. Sandeep Reddy Vanga cleverly addresses critics in the final shots, seemingly daring anyone to challenge his vision for this movie.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

The moment Arjan Vailly played, THE CROWD WENT WILD!

[@tsai9469]

SPOILER WARNING I totally agree with the point about the critics haha- but I also think the final shot gave a bit of a sneak peak of what may happen in the second part. *SPOILERS* In the first scenes we see Ranbir make that same gesture when recounting the monkey story. The same gesture is used by Bobby in the face to face. It could be a complete coincidence because they seem to be two sides of the same coin, but what if it’s actually a mannerism that Bobby and his family use. We know the plan that Bobby and his family have and the final shot of Ranbir making that same gesture makes me think that the plan might have been successful- which is what “AP” will explore if it’s made

[@PMcse]

@GarvPahal... Toxic masculinity!! ☕💩

[@shashankgupta5394]

You will get all emotions while watching this movie. Absolutely for theatre only! Also, this movie shows that the screen time doesn't matter, it's how you perform the role.

[@madhurjyahazarika5753]

Absolutely .

[@neil1528]

2nd half was indeed stretched, unnecessary scenes & plot with no sense

[@captprice0079]

Nope. The movie is underwhelming.

[@Amitabhaurora]

Sex kamm hai

[@SA-kg6lp]

This movie could easily be made short by a good 30-35 mins.

[@arshsheikh781]

They looked more like a family of a don from a village in South India😂😂rather than family of India’s biggest businessmen…Terribly long and illogical movie…the movie was filled with flaws…can’t agree with you this time Jammy

[@nandiniyadav4830]

I appreciate vanga's stories but the way he borderline glorifies the toxic behaviour towards women always bothers me . The same happened with Kabir singh . No female character in his movies have a strong role , they are just used as a prop. And you know what the worst part is watching the audience hoot and clap for such scene as if they are enjoying it. Kind of reveals the pathetic side of our society .

[@ReluctantSpirit]

he blatantly glorifies toxic behavior

[@theneetaspirant7619]

I love it 😂

[@nandiniyadav4830]

Well I was talking in context to the female characters. Otherwise we all know both Kabir singh and animal are about toxic characters , which is fine. We have had movie about toxic characters in the past as well . But when you see the Audience not only enjoys the film but also embibes the traits of these toxic characters which are portrayed to be badass in the film , then it gets very problematic

[@nandiniyadav4830]

​@@theneetaspirant7619thanks for proving me right

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@nandiniyadav4830 but thank you jesi movie bhi to banti h

[@eightislate]

Also Sandeep Reddy has really done a great job in editing the movie, the interval block was so good and the ending was just cherry on top !!

[@victoryv116]

It's not great movie ...nope ..the problem is venga is writing his self validating fantasy...the fault lies in character writing .he is not writing any dark character , he is glorifying it ...if venga is really that brave then he should have guts to show his dark characters as it is ..like in vastav , Godfather ..Indian audience is just lost cause if you calling this masterpiece ......

[@SINGHSATYAMSATYAMS]

SPOILER ALERT I personally think Bobby Deol’s character was just a catalyst to the whole story and his short screen presence is justified. The story of animal is not about two brothers fighting it out because of family feud but the story of the turbulent relationship between a father and a son. Ranvijay seeks love and attention from everyone around him especially his father, going to all lengths to do anything for him. I was a little confused when Tripti Dimri came into picture, despite how beautiful she looked. But that whole scene emphasised the lengths Ranvijay could go to for his father. Rashmika killed it in the scene afterwards. As an action movie lover who loves a good villain, I did want to see more from Bobby Deol but I just can’t get over how much of a Ranbir Kapoor movie this was. And the last scene between the father and son was so captivating and relatable, making me sob and forgive Sandeep for not utilising Bobby more. Apart from the drama and action in this film was very well executed. Although I did wish this movie would just be a one-off, the tease of a part two in the post credits doesn’t affect me. I want to watch Ranvijay on screen again and be immersed in his journey after his father is no more.

[@anybody7875]

Exactly what I am saying, people commenting booby was underutilised but I don't think so he was like a achievement for ranvijay that he will kill him and show his father the love he have for him and as you said a catalyst that will help for future movies( Animal park)

[@Universal5-g5e]

@@anybody7875 booby? I like boobys too.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I would still argue tho, for the audience to be absolutely invested in the Animalverse, there needs to be more excitement of the core conflict within the family. Rather than the crazy duplicate just being blood thirsty and crazy. The motivation of the first conflict itself that led to the assassination attempt was barely fleshed out. That became a sticking point.

[@SINGHSATYAMSATYAMS]

@@TriedRefusedProductions you are right. However, I think for the majority of the audience, the vishwaroop of Ranbir Kapoor was enough to keep them pumped. I hope Vanga goes even more batshit crazy with the second part and at the same time, unfold the the family feud that started this bloodbath. I would also really love it if Vanga introduces a brutal animal of a police officer into this universe. A police officer with no rules and who is determined to stop this bloodbath. The possibilities and capabilities can’t be ignored

[@Universal5-g5e]

@@TriedRefusedProductions you can argue all you want but you won't win the debate

[@Ravikumar-wb6rl]

I feel Vanga's depiction of women would be the subject of debate for many after this as was the case with kabir singh and he seems to be taking this to a different level.. Also the violence and bloodshed might deflect some audience frome the movie but the same could work in the favour of it too...

[@sudevsen]

>Sandeep Vanga >caring about woman LOL

[@saswatshubhamjena5746]

Brother their opinion doesn't matters...

[@Pdrock2001]

Nobody cares we live in India bro ... are you surprised ? that yhe society sees women as the inferior class uniformly throughout our society ..

[@Aradhaya45720]

I mean who even cares about this old man's misogynist opinion. He has always been bad towards women .... Let's just not glorify this disgusting behaviour. Just enjoy the movie.

[@saswatshubhamjena5746]

Now say that without crying.

[@eightislate]

Ranbir’s physical transformation was so heartbreaking, I don’t want to see him ever again like that 😭

[@syedmarwan8069]

True you should watch salman's co**k, varun & tiger's as**

[@teknci9925]

Don't worry beta, veh abhi 35 crore se beach 🏖️ par party kar Raha h, don't worry, don't cry 😘

[@anantagarwal7092]

Ranbir might be the only big star who could choose this script. Finally a true "KAPOOR" has arrived after years

[@569-shashankjoshi7]

Haan...... "AFTERALL"!!!!!! "FINALLY"....🤦🤦🤦

[@indumathiraman4430]

The way that women are shocased in sandip Reddy vanga movies arw the reason why i stay far away from them. Feminist much? Comon it's 2023 . Imagine if we judge a man based on his size and his sperm counts....

[@sreeram242]

My only issue with this movie is the Cheating incident. That was very uncomfortable for me while watching the movie. except that movie was amazing

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

weakest portion indeed

[@hgphotography8416]

I think that scene was in the film to build up Animal 2 The cameo when he said if he doesn't look like me it's mine

[@kickass2117]

wasn't that the point? We know how much Rashmika's character loves and cares for her husband so him getting intimate with another woman is bound to bring discomfort among viewers. Also Rashmika confronting later on about it makes it much more impactful compared to if the audience had no idea what happened between Ranbir and Tripti's character. Infact Rashmika explicitly asks about the things they did together and Ranbir answers about it honestly. Have to disagree with Jammy. It wasn't weak but rather essential to solidify the brewing conflict between Ranbir and Rashmika.

[@sreeram242]

​@@kickass2117 for me it looks like glorification of cheating by men. This issue is very big in south cinema(fyi i am from telugu states) if man cheats it is okay and women will forgive but a women cheating is unforgivable sin. Cheating regardless of gender should be unforgivable thing even when rashmika asks what if i does that then will you forgive me for which ranveer reaction is entirely different. Why double standards for men and women I am fine with toxic relationship and all that is their personal way of showing love but this is where i draw line whatever the situation cheating should have consequences and even worse they show Vijay getting angry at geeta in this argument. I am not sure what director is trying to say with that

[@fire6915]

​@@sreeram242 sensable comment from a man it's shocking for me 😬😬😬 R u man or woman 🤔🤔🤔

[@nandanhalagalimath8958]

THIS IS THE START OF SUPERSTAR RANBIR KAPOOR ERA!I can't believe he's the same guy who played Barfi and performed on Channa Mereya.If you want to protect your ideals and morals be prepared to fight without it!One thing I'm rooting is that hope it opens gates to the dark/A rated/gore genre for Mainstream Hindi Audience.It is what the RGV's and the Kashyaps dreamt of and Vanga Sahab was right when he said,"It will be more..." PS: Am I the only one who wants RANBIR KAPOOR IN & AS DEVDAS?

[@_swapnilmishra_]

Honestly, Animal is not even 5% of what Kabir Singh was. Animal is so incoherent. In Animal, neither did I connect with the storyline nor with the characters.

[@aamirkhan943]

During the fight scene between Ranbir and Bobby, I was like how is this satisfying to watch? Oh, so he was just a cameo? The rest of the film was also incoherent to say the least with some good scenes.

[@_swapnilmishra_]

@@aamirkhan943 Did know know anything about Bobby Deol’s motivations or headspace in that scene

[@aamirkhan943]

@@_swapnilmishra_ Yes, Bobby's grandfather or something was thrown out of Swastik Steel for cheating or something. Also, Ranbir killed Bobby's brother in the long fight scene before interval. It is basically generational dushmani. Eye for an eye. The fight was not satisfying because it didn't feel like they were ek dusre k khoon k pyaase.

[@Demonslayer-lt4qf]

SRK and sallu fans won't connect

[@kunalchoudhary3457]

Ranbir is easily the best actor in the mainstream Bollywood and one of the best from Indian Cinema. Can't believe he is is the same guy who played soft roles like Barfi, Prem and Sid.

[@ankitap2511]

He is one of the best actors not only of the present generation of Hindi cinema but also in the history of Indian cinema.

[@kunalchoudhary3457]

@@ankitap2511 facts

[@RajuAhmed-sy7ys]

@@ankitap2511hello Kamal Hassan, Mohan Lal, Nasir, Sanjeev, AB, irfan lmaooo

[@netaji-thebritishslayer]

​@@RajuAhmed-sy7ysu missed mammooty,dilip kumar,sanjeev kumar,om puri,naseeerudin shah,thilaksn,shriram lagoo😅

[@kunalsinghal1247]

Agreed only ranbir in the current generation has the ability to act in any role existing in the world. Not sure why bollywood still stuck with Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan, Ajay Devgan. These should be used as side roles or old character roles now.

[@Neeraj-cu8bo]

I believe this movie is trying very hard to be dark. It's not dark, nobody's getting triggered over it and the narrative being created on the internet that feminists and critics are scared of this movie is so ridiculous. It's clearly a tactic to hype up the movie. Unfortunately people fall for this. Movie is good it's not great. The gun sequence was clearly dog shit. And the second half of the movie was just weird. Vulgar dialogues for no apparent reason. Is this what the director meant when he said he was going to show what a violent movie is? People still calling it a masterpiece, mentally disturbing and what not, wow!

[@dr.satyaa]

I agree with you.. The film is good but not extra ordinary.. The violence is not much as vanga stated earlier or as per the hype.. Unnecessary scenes and dialogues were there.. Antagonist was neither very powerful nor he has much screen presence.. The way zoya confesses ranbir everything about their plan is so abrupt.. The editing was not good..

[@Akter-yd7tr]

Hey Man, I have been watching your reviews since 2017. But this is the only time I felt this review was not right. - You should have mentioned the forced scenes of sexual dialogue where it clearly showed Vanga wanted to give something for people to rant, argue - the runtime is extremely long and the editing is messy and bad. Please acknowledge that. We got the first show and in the second half people left their sit to go outside and yet nothing major happened - Bobby deol character is wasted. But you mentioned slightly wasted. It was wasted big time - and please mention the story itself is not strong and the comic relief that was planned is cringe from time to time - mera vai gungaa hai aur mera vai behra hain seriously Jammy? You could mention how poorly written dialogues are

[@anindianstudent-bl4uz]

I lost my shit when i saw Ranbir's character pointing a gun at a pregnant woman, that was the scene that made me realise that ranvijay is absolutely evil and it was designed soo bloody well by vanga

[@safiyakhedekar]

Rk does tons of kissing scenes in his films and calls it a family entertainer just think about this being already rated a and the horrific fact that people supporting it and being verbally abusive to those who are criticizing it shows the fact that where the indian audience is heading towards. This kind of movie earning in huge numbers and becoming a commercial success is the most scariest thing happening right now.

[@Whatsupdesiz]

Stop glorifying such movies which are insulting disrespecting women and I don’t know where we are heading !!! And yes Sandeep Reddy vanga does know how to sell khoon kharaab la in his films!!!! Shame on such directors and shame on such people who are praising this movie

[@Crunchyemuroll]

Agreed

[@srikanthsv79]

He is successful in his love life so take notes from him, he knows more about women & love than 99.9% of the population going by how world isn't understanding love at all

[@mayankmehta.1117]

When movies disrespecting men are celebrated then vice versa will also be celebrated keep crying

[@rahulsuthar08]

Idk why but my favourite moment from the movie was when Ranvijay was talking about patience and i was very impacted with what he said as if he personally was speaking to me, just shows how good the writting of the movie is . CANT WAIT FOR ANIMAL PARK

[@nmanoj61]

I saw but forgot in joy, please remind me of the before or after scene to the patience scene you mentioned so I can remember it.

[@rajat.sharma16]

He is talking to his father I think.

[@rahulsuthar08]

​@@nmanoj61he talks about when he was in 9th standard and 12 class boys beat him but he didn't utter a word to anyone and when he became same as them physically he went to their college and beat them individually, i don't clearly remember what he said after that but briefly it meant that just keep patience and when time comes u can get the sweetest Revenge.

[@littlefloooof8547]

If you want to make a movie on a dark, questionable character then don't present it as a hero centric movie and don't try to justify their actions Vanga might be a captivating and engaging filmmaker but his storytelling is cheap writing with the most basic story you could come up with and poorly fleshed out characters with confusing character development

[@pandatalks4127]

Its a terrible terrible movie, why is no one is talking about the frames of the movie it was so uncomfortable to watch the whole movie looked like it was shot with one lens so zoomed. The arjun vailli song was so good as a background music while the fight scene but the idea of the tabbars singing it while he was killing people looked funny as hell. Can't even get started on the storyline there was no need of the cheating and heart transplant scene. I walked out of the hall without even completing the movie.

[@joshilantony442]

I don't think you would've liked the movie if it was a Telugu film with some South Indian actor.

[@harshdave3880]

Beast in the making. Ranbir proved why he's the GOAT. Lord Bobby deol at its best. Bollywood is back❤

[@VimalSingh-tt3vv]

Maa China bhosdike.. Mere paise barbaad ho gye.. Ekdum ghatiya movie

[@abhisheksiddharth096]

First it's pan India movie and director is tollywood Telugu guy.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

We were so excited for Bobby Deol after seeing his menacing glimpses in Animal's promotional content but didn't knew he will be in the same proportion of his runtime in the film as he was in the teaser and trailer.

[@siddhartharya38]

Please answer these questions if you know after watching the movie. 1) How were the two brothers of originial Ranbir captured by the duplicate Ranbir? 2) Where was the scene in the movie that was shown in trailer, where Ranbir takes up the airplane with blood all over his face? Also, the scene where he says "ab main kahin nahi jaaunga dadaji" and kisses him on cheek. 3) What was the significance of Monkey story in the whole movie apart from the "suck my dick" gesture? Because that gesture's meaning is well known. Even if bobby did it without the monkey story involved in the movie, he would've been killed.

[@SayMyName316]

Exactly my questions, also I still don’t understand the ending is it a duplicate or his twin brother? Or bobby in his disguise…? Wtf is happening

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

1. The only explanation is if they were abducted separately. A time lapse has essentially happened where months have passed (as one of Bobby's wife's has delivered) So this is assumed to have happened later. Makes no sense as they flew back to India tho. 2. Scenes cut from the final edit. 3. I am still figuring out the prologue and last frame because there is a logical fallacy to the introduction if the final credits is to ever be executed

[@noOnieya]

1. Ranbir's character had asked his boys to take Zoya wherever she wished to go. She had them fly her to wherever the body double was.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

true that makes sense@@noOnieya

[@siddhartharya38]

@@noOnieya that incident happened way before climax but the duplicate Ranbir says that this brother(who's last one to be killed) had handed over the dagger to kill Bobby in the climax. Did they fly her over finally after Bobby was killed?

[@rujanpokharel342]

Looks like I am the only one who didn't like this movie, or at least the 2nd half of it. The first half in itself was a movie, and almost felt the story had been completed. The second half had nothing for the story to build to, the subplot of affairs with zoya after RK character says he would not ever be disloyal to his wife (this plot was just an excuse for the director to shoot semi nude sex scenes as he has an 'A' rated movie, and to setup up an established actress for his sequel). Bobby Deol looked menacing but the final battle between them just didn't work for me (mera vai gunga heh, mera vai behra he had my theatre burst out into laughter). The villains had very little to do in this movie, and had no proper motive what so ever. Why was RK's jijaji involved with the plan? 2nd half was dragged out needlessly and this movie could have been edited to become almost 30-45 mins shorter. RK was good at first, then he went into his Sanju Mode and never returned till the end. And it's 2023, be a little more creative than plastic surgeries and body doubles. We have seen that countless times. The scene where RK confesses his affair to rasmika's character, the confrontation should be the forefront, not them getting it on just after the song that played. That should have been the final nail in their relationship, not her leaving after everything settles. Why do directors feel the need to somewhat redeem these characters, let him be the ANIMAL he is, break the characters heart, inflict pain mentally too. RK's character is supposed to be have a delusion of love for his father and a psychopathic obsession for his approval. But the screenplay never really fully commits to that, and the dangling doesn't work. The first half of this movie sold me dreams and then the second half ruined it completely. Sandeep Reddy Vanga made this movie just to piss people off, trying to become the new mainstream Anurag Kashyap showing violence and nudity, but failed miserably.

[@anoushkas8726]

No, brother, don't believe the reviews! People in my theatre were yawning in climax and crying for it to get over. Everyone had a headache.. Reviews are mostly paid but the actual public was bored senseless out of their mind!😂

[@PinkiGautam-lb7fg]

Exactly someone atleast notice sandeep wierd passion with biology

[@prayagraj976]

The main thing to take away is why everyone believes that the film should be according to them. No person related to the movie ever said that it will be nice family loving or morally strong movie. The movie for me is about the fact that there can be a completely genre which majority of the audience may not like but its ok to make it.

[@RishiSoendarASMR]

Sigma alpha theta beta males are in saathva aasman after watching this movie. They're celebrating as if they have won a personal war against feminists. Well I have seen many women liking this movie. On the contrary I have seen women and even more men disliking this movie. So all jokes on you if you only want to selectively celebrate😂. Sigma theta males are even abusing men who speak against this movie by calling them "low on testosterone". So according to them animal type males are high on testosterone and a real sigma. But I'm glad that KZbin comments about this movie are still civil because on Instagram it's worse. Abusive sigma's are everywhere abusing people who dislike the movie.

[@shibashaikh59]

TRT karwa le bhai nahi to log meetha bolenge

[@SachinSatijaPlays]

I saw the film today and I liked it, it was a different movie I was not bored and loved the story I agree with the point that we could’ve seen more back story about Bobby Deol’s character why he was trying to kill then it would be perfect

[@12345621793]

Aa expected nobody will praise rahsmikas performance, in the comment section, but I am impressed by her raw acting skill, given that she had to put up with a difficult husband in the movie, her expressions seemed quite upto the mark, specially the crying portion when ranbir got admitted to hospital, also the confrontation betweem her and ranbir in bed room, the whole movie story is filled with spontaneous moments which we dont get to witness in real life. Somebody asked her in the press conference whether this was her best performance till date and she said yess. Honestly according to me also its her best performance, pick up any of her previous movies none of it had as intense moments as this one.

[@veershrivastava5680]

Agree. She was really good throughout the movie.

[@UmaidKhan18]

She overshined other actors in her scenes ❤

[@diyar8161]

I still feel her character had no substance

[@shubhechhachakraborty]

A critic should always remember that there is a thin line in between a fan and a fanatic and never to cross that.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Every single song from the movie is a masterpiece. Arjan Vailly, Hua Main, Satranga, Papa Meri Jaan, Saari Duniyaa Jalaa Denge, Kashmir, Pehle bhi main, Haiwaan - what an banger music album.

[@adarsh5407]

The movie is literally if Andrew Tate has daddy issues lol

[@ijjalsparadise7350]

The reason Ranbir exudes problematic and Turmultous relationship brilliantly with his onscreen dads in films over the years, is because somewhere in his subconscious mind, he has dealt this with his own dad while growing up

[@anuragmathur3824]

This movie is not glorifying toxicity. It's showing what toxicity and toxic people are actually in reality. Period✌️

[@pennywise5029]

Most ridiculous movie ever. No logic, no police, the guy has all the money in the world, could not even relate to a single character. Suddenly a group of people so called family learn to shoot overnight, they didn't showcase the mistakes did while parenting Ranvijay, simply walks in and a gang war happens... After getting shot with 6 bullets the guy survives, more and more ridiculous things like this😢😢😢😢😢

[@divyavinod9692]

I watched the movie yesterday. The first half was actually good, action scenes well packed with background score. But the second half was just OUTRIGHT DUMB like really some moments where unintentionally funny. Like you could include some in your matlab kuch bhi episodes

[@zeke1064]

I agree ,omggg this movie isn't even clever enough to be misogynistic it's just dumb the first half was filled with action but the second half seems like it has been written by chat gpt

[@vijayvijju6204]

Ranbir ... perfect for the role ... i cant imagine anyone else ... he killed it .. first when ranbir is doing film with vanga i was disapoonted as a mass movie lover ... but thanks i was proved wrong ranbir u beauty ,,, very well deserved everything u get

[@NeerajKumar_-yd7px]

Uff man i loved it . The way story starts from showing his love for his father was growing and growing. He literally wants his father attention at any cost . The interval block was madness i mean bro the machine gun 💀 and then he slept there and that wide shot was on point. I saw many people were criticizing the 2nd half that it was not that good but the whole point of 2nd half was to show the results of 1st half . I'm not at all disappointed from this decision of vanga . But one thing i don't like that Lord Bobby was underutilized i mean that he feels like he was doing a cameo in the movie . Vanga should have kept Lord Bobby as main villian of part 2 . But overall I'm very much satisfied by this movie . And the post credit was like cherry on the cake . I was actually about to cry on papa meri jaan 🤧. Those who are in dought wheather they should watch it or not trust me you are missing something.

[@KrishanKumar-ec1ch]

I like big bro of Bobby and translator guy better than him . Big bro screen presence some dialogues and translator acting

[@simmonsburner]

@@KrishanKumar-ec1chBobby had a big bro? I thought they said Bobby (Abrar) was the oldest brother and there were two more (one who was killed during the arjan velly song and the other one who was a butcher and got plastic surgery to look like ranbir kapoor

[@KrishanKumar-ec1ch]

@@simmonsburner yeah I am talking about Arjun valley guy . I think he was the eldest

[@ngultrum1]

There's a Netflix cut of 3hr 47mins. Maybe there's more Bobby in there.

[@socialsicencesdepartment]

Sandeep Reddy Vanga is a true blue successor to the legendary filmmakers from Telugu cinema SS Rajamouli, Sukumar, Ram Gopal Varma who redefined indian cinema and the way films are made!

[@omnismith3897]

SSR is another level, lets not got there with vanga yet

[@socialsicencesdepartment]

ok ok ,point taken!@@omnismith3897