Animal has made over Rs 340 crore worldwide at the box office despite all the controversial views. Apart from the intimate and bloodbath scenes, actor Bobby Deol's entry scene, where the song titled "Jamaal Jamaaloo" plays in the background has gained a lot of attention online and is becoming quite popular.

The actor is renowned for his willingness to fully participate in both the creative and administrative sides of his productions, greatly reducing his pay to support Animal's producers, Bhushan Kumar and Sandeep Reddy Vanga.

Bobby Deol plays a man "obsessed" with revenge in Animal, and describes his approach to his role as nonjudgmental, giving himself over entirely to the mind of his savage antagonist. Shortly after the teaser was released in September, he quickly rose to prominence.

Following its premiere, the Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani film was criticized for being misogynistic. A number of the film's sequences, such as Shahid's character Kabir slapping Kiara's character Preeti, did not sit well with audiences. Sandeep Reddy Vanga has discussed this in a recent interview.

In his private life, Ranbir is wed to Alia Bhatt, and the two of them are proud parents to Raha Kapoor, their darling child. In his career, Ranbir is getting ready for the release of Animal, in which he stars with Rashmika Mandanna, the country's favorite.

A video of two or three people setting off fireworks inside a theater has gone viral on social media, terrifying and disturbing other moviegoers. This careless behavior ruins the pleasure of watching for other people in addition to creating a serious safety risk.

Since its release, it has been smashing box office records. Now that the movie has been out, anticipation for its sequel has also grown. Additionally, fans have trended the spoiler on social media by sharing it.

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.