Honey Singh Calls 'Animal' A Revolution In Indian Cinema, Compares Sandeep Reddy Vanga To Quentin Tarantino

Honey Singh is singing praises for Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal. The singer-rapper who watched the movie only recently has dissed all the hate against the film calling it a revolution in Indian cinema. Furthermore, he compared the director to Hollywood filmmaker?Quentin Tarantino.

Honey Singh talks about Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal

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Taking to Instagram, he shared a photo of Bobby Deol from the movie. Calling Vanga Indian Tarantino, he wrote, "Now got the chance to watch this amazing movie ANIMAL I must say @sandeepreddy.vanga is Indian TARANTINO!" Furthermore, he called it a revolutionary movie and added, "Big up to the revolution in indian cinema fuck the haters!" Praising Ranbir Kapoor, he wrote, "What a screenplay and performances big up RANBIR KAPOOR."

Earlier, Karan Johar had called Animal best movie of 2023

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"Animal to me is the best film of the year. It took me a while to reach this statement and a lot of courage because when you are around people, you fear judgment," the?Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani filmmaker said. He elaborated and said, "I loved Animal for its front-footed, absolutely conviction-based narrative storytelling, breaking grammar, breaking myths, breaking everything that you think conforms to mainstream cinema. Suddenly you have an interval block where the hero is getting bashed up and everyone's singing a song... I am like, 'Where have you seen a sequence like this?' It's genius." Johar said he watched the film twice and it made him tear up towards the end. "The end, where the two men are going for each other and they play that song... I had tears in my eyes, but there was only blood. So I was like something is wrong with me or something is wrong with him, but something put together is very right about this film," he said during?Galatta Plus' Roundtable Discussion.

Sandeep Reddy Vanga's reaction on negative reviews to Animal

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Vanga had previously dissed the hate against his movie. He called those giving negative reviews illiterate and educated. "You think because of Rajeev Masand, Anupama Chopra and that Tyagi girl's (Suchitra Tyagi) review I got the first day opening? It's because of the craft, nobody speaks about the craft or the sound and design because they are literally illiterate and uneducated when it comes to films," he said.? ?

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