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2.50

Ranbir Kapoor aces deranged character in this derailed family drama

�Animal� relies heavily on Ranbir Kapoor�s talent and stardom. His raw sex appeal and unmatched intensity are the film�s highlights. One of the finest actors of this generation, you find yourself trapped in his troubled mind as his blood-soaked eyes seethe with rage. Uninhibited, his ability to beco...(more)

Source: Renuka Vyavahare, Times Of India

2.00

Ranbir Kapoor is stellar in problematic, paper-thin film

The production value of the film is quite high, the actors do what is required of them, the background score is decent. Everything is almost in place, except for the main requirement of a film -- its story.(more)

Source: Anvita singh, India Today

4.00

Ruthless Ranbir Goes For The Kill

Animal belongs to Ranbir Kapoor until Bobby Deol's antagonist, finally shows up post-interval in the middle of some lively Arabic songs and revelry. He cannot speak yet burns the screen on the strength of his evil stares and savage energy. When he faces off Vijay in what can be best described as ...(more)

Source: Sukenya Verma, Rediff.com

2.00

Ranbir Kapoor Delivers Powerful Performance In Off-Putting And Tiresome Film

If there is anything at all that can be deemed to be a takeaway from this off-putting and tiresome film, it is the background music. The gratuitously gory action sequences are accompanied on the soundtrack by folksy songs - Marathi, Punjabi, the works. One action scene has a whistled tune to go w...(more)

Source: Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV Movies

2.00

Ranbir Kapoor's action tale is flawed, overtly violent and misogynistic; yet it entertains

Animal is an absolute massy, entertaining and extremely violent thriller which doesn't believe in conforming to the norms. The bloodshed isn't for the weak hearted to watch, so practice caution if you decide to watch it because there's a lot of it, and you might not be able to take that much.(more)

Source: Monika Rawal Kukreja, Hindustan Times