Ranbir Kapoor movie “Goes Wild”

Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s pet has entered the Rs 100-crore club. The film, which released on December 1, collected Rs 67.27 crore (Rs 58.37 crore for Hindi version + Rs 8.90 crore for South Indian languages) on its second day, according to a tweet by Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh. The second day collections have surpassed the opening day box office figure, which was Rs 63.80 crore. In total, the Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna starrer has grossed Rs 131.07 crore. Apart from Ranbir and Rashmika, Animal has a star cast like Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Tripti Dimri and Shakti Kapoor playing important roles. In his post, Taran Adarsh ​​wrote: “Animal is a box office monster…#Animal goes wild on day 2.” [Sat]…Metro, non-metro, collective enclaves – the response is amazing, taking the two-day total to over INR 100 Cr…”

“Animal” is a box office monster…#animal Goes wild on day 2 [Sat]…Metro, non-metro, enclaves – response is amazing, 2-day total reaches over ₹ 💯 cr… Day 3 [Sun] biz would place him among the highest *opening* weekend scorers* of all time… Friday 54.75 kr,… pic.twitter.com/xtUzgzSjMn

– Taran Adarsh ​​(@taran_adarsh) December 3, 2023

In his review for NDTV, film critic Saibal Chatterjee gave 1.5 stars for animal. He wrote: “To justify that it is a man’s world, animal It features two men who are as much physically disabled as they are mentally scarred. A person loses his sense of taste and smell, and cannot hear, after being hit by six bullets that pushed his heart to the brink of collapse. The other cannot speak. He communicates with the help of a brother who works as a sign language interpreter. When the two men face off in the climax – such clashes are usually in revenge epics of this type, staged on the runway of an airstrip. If you think that the physical shortcomings a warring couple has to deal with are meant to be seen as a metaphor for what men like them lack, dismiss that thought. Everything the hero does in order to ensure the achievement of what he wants is supported by an obnoxious justification. “What greater motive could there be,” the animal seemed to ask the audience, than a man’s desire to attract the attention of his distracted father?

animal clashed with Sam BahadurStarring Vicky Kaushal, it is a box office hit.