I just watched 'ANIMAL' movie. I'm kinda obsessed with it.

I Just watched "Animal," the 2023 Indian film, and it's a rollercoaster! The story centers on the Singh family, big players in the steel industry, with Ranvijay Singh Balbir at the helm, the grandson of the family's founder. The plot thickens with family drama, business rivalry, and a bit of a historical twist.

The movie is intense, with the fight between Ranvijay and Abrar Haque taking a page from John Wick. Check out the Wikipedia page [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_(2023_film) ) for the full scoop—I won't spoil it for you.

in a nutshell, Grandfather's brother was ousted from the business because of some reason and grandson (his name is Abrar Haque, He converted into islam and lives in Glasgow) of grandfather's brother wants to take down all of the steel business for himself as he feels that he deserves Equity in the business. He soon discovers a loop hole in Indian law that if he gets rid of the Singh family completely then he can heir the business.

Now, for the quirks. Ranvijay's flaw? A bit too much loyalty to his father, to the point where he won't hear a word against him, not even from his wife. And here's where it gets strange—Ranvijay cheats on his wife to extract info. Oddly, she's cool with it, all for the sake of the billion-dollar steel company and their kids.

The dude's actions are like a blend of Andrew Tate and a Punjabi-speaking German fuhrer. He's ruthless, taking down anyone in his way, even shooting up a classroom and his sister's husband. It's a wild ride, especially the Glasgow showdown, where everyone, including unborn babies, gets involved.

As a 17-year-old, I dig the hyper-masculine vibe. It's like experiencing the thrill of jumping off a cl!ff without the game over. The movie definitely pushes boundaries, and if you're into that, it's worth a watch.

What are your thoughts on the portrayal of characters and the intense themes?