Day 6 Box Office Collection for Animal: Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Rashmika Mandanna, Triptii Dimri, Suresh Oberoi, and Prem Chopra are among the cast members of this pan-Indian film, which received an A certificate from the CBFC before to its release.
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Day 7 Box Office Collection: The Ranbir Kapoor film "Animal" has crossed the ₹500 crore mark worldwide (Screengrab from YouTube/T-Series)
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In a cinematic feat, Ranbir Kapoor starrer 'Animal' has not only captivated audiences but also crossed the remarkable ₹500 crore mark in gross worldwide revenue within a week of its release. This Sandeep Reddy Vanga directorial, released on December 1, has exhibited a robust hold at the box office, blending stellar performances with controversy.
Box Office Collection:
Fronted by Ranbir Kapoor and boasting a pan-India release in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam, 'Animal' has become a box office powerhouse. T-Series recently shared that the film has amassed a staggering ₹527.6 crores within six days, sparking an "#AnimalHuntBegins" frenzy on social media.
Animal Day 7 Collection:
As of Day 7, 'Animal' continued its roaring success with a net collection of ₹25.50 crore in India, propelling the overall collection to ₹313.35 crore. Noteworthy is the film's diverse occupancy rates, standing at 30.43 percent in Hindi, 23.43 percent in Telugu, and 20.64 percent in Tamil.
Box Office Journey:
The journey began with a stellar Day 1 collection of ₹63.8 crore, with the Hindi version contributing ₹54.75 crore. Subsequent days witnessed consistent triumphs, with Day 2 bringing in ₹66.27 crore and Day 3 escalating the figures to ₹73.46 crore. The film's success story continued with ₹43.96 crore on Day 4, ₹37.47 crore on Day 5, and ₹30.39 crore on Day 6.
Critical Reception:
While 'Animal' is hailed as Ranbir Kapoor's potential blockbuster, it hasn't been without its share of criticism. Praised for Kapoor's stellar performance, the film has faced backlash for elements of misogyny, toxic masculinity, and violence.
Controversy Surrounding 'Arjan Vailly':
Congress MP Ranjeet Ranjan criticized the film for its use of the song 'Arjan Vailly' and raised concerns about its historical significance. The song, representing a prominent figure in Sikh history, was deemed offensive in the context of the film's portrayal of gang wars. Ranjan questioned the Central Board of Film Certification's approval of such content.
About Animal:
'Animal' emerges not only as a cinematic triumph for Ranbir Kapoor but also as a lightning rod for controversy. As it ascends to become Kapoor's most successful film, it sparks discussions about the fine line between cinematic artistry and societal impact. The film's impressive box office figures, combined with the debates it has ignited, solidify its place in the annals of Bollywood history.
