Director of Animal Art reveals Greater Machine Guns at Ranbir Kapoor’s Animal Park Could Be There: “It’s About to Happen…”

One of the most talked-about movies of the year is Animal, the most recent picture directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. With notable performances by Bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna, and Ranbir Kapoor, the movie has been a huge smash at the box office. In addition to each actor giving a strong performance, Animal included some well-executed gunplay and hand-to-hand battle scenes. In one moment in particular, Ranbir Kapoor was also handling a 500-kilogram rifle. The art director for the film Animal Park, Suresh Selvarajan, has now disclosed whether or not the machine gun from the first film will be used in the sequel.

In an interview with PinkVilla, an entertainment site, Suresh Selvarajan discussed whether or not Animal Park would provide spectators a preview of larger and more aggressive sets. “I feel definitely,” he said. I believe this may perhaps be on a little scale in the movie (Animal Park) (laughs). That’s exactly what I’m thinking. There will be a shift in understanding.

He had previously shared with the web Ranbir Kapoor’s reaction in the movie upon viewing the 500 kilogram machine gun. In the beginning, he said, “We made the entire in a wooden shape. We made the lifetime model because we can’t make any changes to this ismein kuch correction nahin kar sakte. At that time, it only appeared like a little beast even in the wooden form. I was measuring the wooden form.”

“He knew, but he wasn’t expecting like this,” he said. It is not a 500 kilogram machine, which is a sham. That’s what he experienced, and he was taken aback, dekhne ke thode time baad he began speaking in reality. However, I never imagined Sandeep’s vision would come true since I’ve been working for so long and have heard so many tales that this one really turned out to be false. “How is this story moving?” is a question that has to be answered.

Animal, which was released on December 1, centers on a guy and his dysfunctional connection with his father. Ranbir’s character Vijay is portrayed in the movie as an anti-hero who would stop at nothing to save his father, even if it meant using a machine gun to murder 200 people. Nevertheless, he finds it difficult to win over his emotionally distant father (Anil Kapoor) despite his best attempts. In India, Animal has already made more than 500 crores at the box office.