Animal Box Office Collection Day 9 First Half Report: Ranbir Kapoor films remain untameable. inch is close to the Rs 400 cr mark.bollywood news

Compared to our major competitors, Atlee Kumar’s Shah Rukh Khan Starr Jawan (Rs 19.1 million), Animal performed well in its second Friday collection. However, considering that the SRK film earned a net Rs 31.88 crore domestically, it remains to be seen whether the film can replicate the same success on its second Saturday.

During the Saturday morning show, Animal recorded a 31.10% share in the overall Hindi market. According to a report by T-Series, the film has now collected Rs 600 crore worldwide, making it the fourth highest-grossing Hindi film of the year after the runner-up. Gadar 2, pathan And Jawan. It also became Ranbir’s highest-grossing film, surpassing that of Sanju.

Animal, which also stars Rashmika Mandana, Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor in important roles, is a box office hit until Shah Rukh Khan’s Dhanki hits theaters on December 21. expected to maintain its dominance.

Meanwhile, apart from widespread criticism of its blatant misogyny and glorification of toxic masculinity and violence, Animals embroiled in new controversy Chhattisgarh MP Ranjeet Ranjan has filed a complaint in the Rajya Sabha, saying that his daughter broke down in tears after watching the crime blockbuster.

“Movies are a mirror of society. We have grown up watching movies and it can influence the youth. Initially, there were films like ‘Kabir Singh’ and ‘Pushpa’. , and now we have “Animal.” My daughter went to see a movie with her college friends, but she couldn’t stop crying so she left halfway through,” Aaj Tak said.

The lawmaker also criticized the use of the song ‘Arjan Vailly’ in the film. “As far as ‘Arjan Vaili’ is concerned, Arjan Singh Nalwa was the son of Hari Singh Nalwa, the commander-in-chief of the Sikh army who fought against the Mughals and the British. Saved the Muslims. The movie uses this historical song in the setting of a gang war, which may hurt religious sentiments.”