Animal Movie Box Office Collection And Review

Ranbir Kapoor's Animal movie has the second biggest opening in Bollywood history, with a global total of Rs 116 crore.

Animal Box Office Collection

Animal Box Office collection day 1: Animal, starring Ranbir Kapoor, has made an amazing start to the domestic box office. Although many critics criticized the Sandeep Reddy Vanga-directed picture for being misogynistic when it first came out, it appears that this movie, like Vanga's earlier one Kabir Singh, has found its audience. Industry tracker Sacnilk reports that the movie's net earnings in India are Rs 63.8 crore.

On its first day, the movie brought in a total of Rs 116 crore worldwide. The movie brought in a total of Rs 76.1 crore in India and Rs 39.9 crore abroad.

In the Delhi NCR area, the movie had 1318 showings with an occupancy rate of more than 79%. Animal performed 1040 shows in Mumbai, with an occupancy rate of more over 55%. On the other hand, Telugu had 316 showings in Hyderabad, with an occupancy rate over 82%. The Tamil version of the movie only had 30% of its 88 screens in Chennai when it was released.

 

Jawan, starring Shah Rukh Khan, had the largest opening of the year thus far, earning Rs 75 crore on its first day of release in India. Animal has now surpassed Pathaan, which previously held the second position after earning Rs 57 crore on its opening day. Following in order, Tiger 3 brought in Rs 44.50 crore on its opening day.

Alongside Sam Bahadur, starring Vicky Kaushal, which has only managed to earn Rs 5.5 crore nett in India, comes Animal. Animal seems to be going to triumph over Sam Bahadur, but Vicky Kaushal's picture may benefit from the divisive reaction to the Ranbir Kapoor feature.

Animal Movie Trailer

Animal Movie Review

This movie, Animal, will have you in complete silence and enthralled! With a masterful blending of mass-market components, Sandeep Reddy Vanga creates the impression of a cult classic! There are so many thrilling and dramatic moments in the film that you won't mind sitting through certain drawn-out sequences that seem required to fully absorb the effect. 

The soundtrack, which captivates you and maintains the intensity throughout the film, is just as much of a hero in the film as Ranbir's character. If you want an amazing experience, I suggest seeing this in an IMAX theater.

One of the rare films that you can see more than once since there is so much to take in from practically every scene that you will inevitably miss some of it! I couldn't take my eyes off of Ranbir—I was so taken aback by the way he conveys emotion with his eyes alone, his flawless appearance at all life stages, his deft delivery of words, and the soundtrack! I'll need to watch it again or twice to fully take it all in!