Animal is a rare cinematic exploration delving into the intricate tapestry of human emotions and relationships. However, the storyline may not resonate with all moviegoers and the use of gore in movie can be divisive among audiences. Still, the director Sandeep Reddy Vanga ensured that the audience's interest was maintained throughout the entirety of the movie. The film is marked by impressive performances from its cast and the cinematography employed in the movie is noteworthy, contributing to the overall visual appeal. The storytelling is so well-crafted that boredom becomes a rarity, as each scene contributes meaningfully to the plot development. It will keep the viewers glued to their seats throughout its extensive runtime of 3 hours and 21 minutes.
The first half sets the stage for a compelling viewing experience. During this initial portion, the film manages to engage viewers through a combination of gripping storytelling and well-executed action scenes. The narrative unfolds smoothly, capturing the audience's attention and building anticipation for what is to come. As the film progresses into its second half, the momentum established in the first part is maintained, albeit at a slightly different pace. The songs and background score play a crucial role in establishing the tone and intensity of various sequences throughout the movie.
Ranbir Kapoor has delivered an outstanding performance that stands out as one of his best works to date. His portrayal adds depth and authenticity to the character, leaving a lasting impact on the audience. Bobby Deol, despite having a limited role, manages to impress the audience with his performance, leaving viewers eager to see more of him in action. Rashmika Mandanna was decent and Anil Kapoor also delivered a good performance, showcasing his seasoned acting skills and adding value to the ensemble. Tripti Dimri, Shakti Kapoor, Charu Shankar, and other supporting actor's collective efforts contribute to the effectiveness of the ensemble, ensuring that each character, regardless of the screen time, adds to the overall impact of "Animal.".
Direction 4/5 Acting 3.5/5 Dialogues 3/5 Story 3.5/5 Screenplay 3.5/5.
The first half sets the stage for a compelling viewing experience. During this initial portion, the film manages to engage viewers through a combination of gripping storytelling and well-executed action scenes. The narrative unfolds smoothly, capturing the audience's attention and building anticipation for what is to come. As the film progresses into its second half, the momentum established in the first part is maintained, albeit at a slightly different pace. The songs and background score play a crucial role in establishing the tone and intensity of various sequences throughout the movie.
Ranbir Kapoor has delivered an outstanding performance that stands out as one of his best works to date. His portrayal adds depth and authenticity to the character, leaving a lasting impact on the audience. Bobby Deol, despite having a limited role, manages to impress the audience with his performance, leaving viewers eager to see more of him in action. Rashmika Mandanna was decent and Anil Kapoor also delivered a good performance, showcasing his seasoned acting skills and adding value to the ensemble. Tripti Dimri, Shakti Kapoor, Charu Shankar, and other supporting actor's collective efforts contribute to the effectiveness of the ensemble, ensuring that each character, regardless of the screen time, adds to the overall impact of "Animal.".
Direction 4/5 Acting 3.5/5 Dialogues 3/5 Story 3.5/5 Screenplay 3.5/5.