Animal Day 7 Box Office Collection: Ranbir Kapoor’s Film Crosses Rs 300 Crore In Week 1

Ranbir Kapoor’s latest venture, “Animal,” has set the box office on fire, raking in a staggering Rs 338.63 crore in its first week. While the film continues to draw audiences, it’s not all applause, as controversy surrounds its violent narrative and alleged misogyny. Check out the Animal Day 7 Box Office collection. Also, read about Animal cast salary.

Animal Box Office Week 1 Collection

“Animal” witnessed a formidable opening, soaring to Rs 54.75 crore on Friday and hitting Rs 63.46 crore by its first Sunday. Despite mixed reviews, the film’s powerhouse performances by Ranbir Kapoor and Bobby Deol have been celebrated by the audience. The Sandeep Reddy Vanga directorial, revolving around a father-son relationship “carved in blood,” received its fair share of criticism. However, the film’s dynamic leads have kept the cash registers ringing. The film raked in Rs 22.35 crore for Hindi language and Rs 1.78 crore for South Indian languages in its 7th Day. Thus totaling to Rs 300.81 crore for Hindi language and Rs 338.63 crore for all languages combined.

Congress MP’s Critique

The controversy deepened when Congress Rajya Sabha MP Ranjeet Ranjan took the floor in the parliament to criticize “Animal.” Slamming the film’s depiction of violence and misogyny, Ranjan expressed concern about its influence on the youth. She specifically called out the use of the song “Arjan Vailly,” highlighting its historical significance and condemning its application in portraying gang warfare. Despite its controversial content, Ranjeet Ranjan questioned the Central Board of Film Certification for clearing the film. She recounted an incident where her daughter and other children left the theatre in tears, emphasizing cinema’s powerful impact on society.

All About The Animal

“Animal” may be breaking box office records, but it’s also sparking debates about the responsibility of cinema in reflecting societal values. As audiences continue to flock to theaters, the film’s success raises questions about the fine line between entertainment and influence. The success and controversy surrounding “Animal” cast a shadow on the Indian film industry’s approach to storytelling. Filmmakers may now face increased scrutiny in balancing artistic freedom with social responsibility, prompting a potential shift in the narratives that dominate the silver screen. While “Animal” continues to roar at the box office, the controversy surrounding its themes and portrayal prompts a closer look at the impact of cinema on societal norms.

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