Fans were left confused when several character and movie-related speculations surfaced online shortly after the trailer's release. The theory that Bobby Deol's character is silent throughout the movie was one of the numerous concepts, but the filmmaker just refuted it.

The Covid-19 pandemic spelled doom for several films across the world as theatres closed in 2020. In India, the Hindi film industry was hit the hardest. Even as Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam film industries bounced back the following year, it took Bollywood a little longer to recover.

You would be mistaken, though, if you believed that it would discourage people from attending theaters. Take an example of this: The price of an evening show ticket for Ranbir Kapoor's forthcoming film Animal, which opens this week, is Rs 2,400 at PVR Director's Cut in Delhi.

The movie's soundtrack, including Papa Meri Jaan, Hua Main, and other songs, touched the audience's hearts. For fans, the perfect pairing has been a fantastic teaser and the sad, gentle music. In both the teaser and the songs, Ranbir looks amazing.

Tanishaa reshared the picture on her Instagram story, writing "RIP," along with the emoticon of folded hands. The director-producer reportedly went to take a shower on Friday morning. When he didn't return for a while, Armaan smashed down the door and discovered his father lying on the floor.

The audience responded well to the trailer, roaring with excitement for their favorite actors. Among those in present were Bobby Deol, Rashmika Mandanna, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, and actor Ranbir Kapoor. Sandeep hinted during the occasion that we might see Prabhas and Ranbir collaborating.

A video that went viral on social media showed the "national crush" having trouble walking while fans swarmed around her to snap photographs with their favorite star. Rashmika, though, maintained her composure and gave admirers pictures in return.

Actor Vidya Balan, who has worked across film industries in India, said that she feels the South Indian industries are more disciplined than Bollywood. While she is predominantly known as a Hindi film actor, Vidya has appeared in movies in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.

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