Ranbir Kapoor expressed his initial fears about taking on his role in the film 'Animal', but ultimately decided to accept the challenge due to the confidence of director Sandeep Reddy Vanga.
The film 'Animal', directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, has taken Indian theaters by storm, achieving significant box office success and becoming one of the highest-grossing Hindi films to date. Recently, the film premiered in Japan, and prior to its release, a special screening was held where Ranbir Kapoor and director Vanga engaged with fans. During this interaction, Ranbir candidly shared his fears about portraying the character in 'Animal', highlighting the challenging nature of the role compared to his typical performances as a romantic lead or youth-centric character.
Ranbir acknowledged that upon hearing the story from Vanga, he found the character daunting but was reassured by the director’s strong confidence in him. This encouragement was pivotal in helping him overcome his apprehension and embrace the opportunity to showcase a more intense and complex persona on screen. He mentioned his character's protective nature and emotional volatility, which presented a significant departure from his previous roles.
The discussion underscores the evolving landscape of Indian cinema, where actors like Kapoor are venturing into more diverse and challenging roles, reflecting a shift in audience expectations and narratives. As 'Animal' continues to make waves both nationally and internationally, it represents not only a personal triumph for Ranbir but also a broader trend of filmmakers pushing boundaries within the industry.
