In a recent interview, Sandeep reddy Vanga addressed critiques of his film "Arjun reddy," comparing its violence to that of "Animal." Vanga acknowledged the broader definition of violence, emphasizing that it extends beyond physical harm to encompass emotional intensity in relationships. He described "Animal" as an extreme portrayal, acknowledging its potential to polarize audiences.
The film revolves around the protagonist, the son of the country's wealthiest man, whose actions are depicted as extraordinary and at times illogical. While some scenes may seem excessive, they contribute to the character's intensity, particularly in his love for his father. The narrative explores the son's deep connection with his father, portraying their emotional bond through intense and violent expressions.
The film's length and slower pace in the second half may test the audience's patience, but the director's unique approach to the villain's role and the explosive confrontation scenes add intrigue. The ending takes an unexpected turn, showcasing Sandeep reddy Vanga's signature style. "Animal" is deemed a quintessential Sandeep reddy Vanga film, with echoes of "Arjun Reddy's" madness, though it may not resonate with all audiences, especially those seeking a more traditional cinematic experience. Overall, it's a bold and intense creation that challenges conventional storytelling.
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