Animal - 'Shameful justification of misogyny and violence' slams MP
Ranjeet Ranjan, a congress Rajya Sabha MP, blasted stars ranbir kapoor and bobby Deol's action movie Animal, saying "The film's justification of violence and misogyny is shameful." "Cinema is a mirror to society," Ranjan stated in the Rajya Sabha. We've all grown up watching flicks. cinema has a large effect in society, particularly among young people. Certain films are coming out right now, such as Kabir (Singh), Pushpa, and now this picture, Animal."
"My daughter and a group of other kids were watching the movie. They sobbed and exited the theatre at halftime. "It is shameful that the film justifies violence and misogyny," she continued. Ranjan also expressed worry with the song Arjan Vailly in the film.
She described Arjan Vailly as a significant person in Sikh history. He was the 19th-century son of Sikh military hero Hari Singh Nalwa and is noted for his courage and valor. The film's use of the song to illustrate the gang battle, according to Ranjan, was inappropriate. She also questioned the Central Board of Film Certification on how they approve films that are harmful to our culture.
Animal stars ranbir kapoor, bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, and rashmika mandanna in the key parts. The film, directed by sandeep Reddy Vanga, grossed Rs. 27.80 crore on Wednesday. According to trade expert Taran Adarsh, the film has earned 338 crore in india so far.
The story follows a dysfunctional father-son relationship set against the backdrop of crime and the underworld. On december 1, the film was released in theatres and competed at the box office with Meghna Gulzar's sam Bahadur.
"My daughter and a group of other kids were watching the movie. They sobbed and exited the theatre at halftime. "It is shameful that the film justifies violence and misogyny," she continued. Ranjan also expressed worry with the song Arjan Vailly in the film.
She described Arjan Vailly as a significant person in Sikh history. He was the 19th-century son of Sikh military hero Hari Singh Nalwa and is noted for his courage and valor. The film's use of the song to illustrate the gang battle, according to Ranjan, was inappropriate. She also questioned the Central Board of Film Certification on how they approve films that are harmful to our culture.
Animal stars ranbir kapoor, bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, and rashmika mandanna in the key parts. The film, directed by sandeep Reddy Vanga, grossed Rs. 27.80 crore on Wednesday. According to trade expert Taran Adarsh, the film has earned 338 crore in india so far.
The story follows a dysfunctional father-son relationship set against the backdrop of crime and the underworld. On december 1, the film was released in theatres and competed at the box office with Meghna Gulzar's sam Bahadur.