Sunny Deol Shares His Review On Bobby Deol's 'Animal': There Are Certain Things That I Did Not Like

Bobby Deol's elder brother Sunny Deol has shared his thoughts on 'Animal'. He said he is very happy for Bobby but he didn't like certain things in the Sandeep Reddy Vanga's directorial.

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Updated on: 15 December 2023 10:19 am

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'Animal' that released on December 1 got polarising reviews yet it has been registering cash at the box office. The Sandeep Reddy Vanga's film stars Ranbir Kapoor, Bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna and Triptii Dimri in key roles. Bobby plays a mute villain Abrar Haque?and he has been praised a lot for his performance. Well, Bobby's big brother Sunny Deol has watched 'Animal' and has reviewed it. Read on to know what he has said.

Sunny told PTI? that he has watched Animal and is “very happy for Bobby.” He called it a “nice film”.?

However, he didn't like certain things in the film which he doesn't appreciate. “There are certain things that I did not like, which I don’t like in many films including my own films. But that’s as a person I have the right to like or not like but in totality it is a nice film,'' said the actor?

The 'Gadar' actor added, ''The music is very good and it goes hand in glove with the sequences. Bobby has always been Bobby, but now he is Lord Bobby''.

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Earlier, in an interview, the 'Aashram' actor revealed that he had imagined losing Sunny to shoot an emotional scene in 'Animal'. There is a scene in the film where Bobby's character is informed that Ranvijay (Ranbir) has killed his brother Asrar Haque.?

Talking about that scene, he told iDreamMedia, "When I was doing the scene in the film, it was about a brother who has lost his brother. As actors, we use incidents in our lives to bring that emotion. We have a bank full of them. My brother means the world to me. When I was performing that scene, it was as if I’ve actually lost my brother. And that’s why, when I was emoting, it felt real."