‪@PJExplained‬ 

Timestamps - 00:00:52 - Intro + Animal 00:19:40 - Animal vs. KGF 00:23:11 - Animal 00:29:39 - How Masculinity Matters 00:35:10 - Animal vs. Thank You For Coming 00:40:20 - Tripti Dimri 00:43:04 - Pseudo-Feminists 00:45:00 - Bad Influence of Cinema 00:50:12 - Misogyny, Red Flags & Green Flags 01:00:00 - Four More Shots 01:05:14 - Monster verse, Godzilla & Horror 01:09:20 - Resemblance of Swastik in Animal 01:13:00 - Dirty Flirt 01:16:53 - Alpha Personality & Toxic Masculinity 01:25:17 - Gore In Bollywood 01:30:40 - Toxicity in Animal 01:33:34 - International Bro-Code Movies 01:41:39 - Woke Culture is spoiling Cinema 01:44:56 - Prabhas 01:50:28 - Revival of Akshay & Salman 01:56:00 - Dunki 01:58:34 - Animal Box Office Collections 02:01:26 - Outro

I see many people saying the Zoya arc was not needed But I think it's the most important thread actually coz till that point Even though Ranbir was killing people the audience still connected with him and saw him as an anti hero till the first half coz he is such a dutiful son, a supportive brother, a loyal husband, feerless,alpha, man of his word, masculine etc But the moment he cheated on Rashmika it's the audience that feels cheated and it breaks the entire alpha, loyal, man of his word character of his and he truly becomes an animal, who's filled with rage, lust and doesn't care what's wrong or right, the entire 2nd half is sandeep trying to make the audience get disgusted with Ranbir and doesn't allow the audience to worship him as a Hero😊

One observation I realised is that the movie is very evidently divided into two halves. The first half is the adrenaline rush one gets of being animalistic, the rush you feel when you take actions without taking any kind of morals into consideration. He goes and kills people, the first person he actually kills is his sister's husband and you can see he starts huffing and breathing heavily after chocking him, displaying the aftermath of actually killing someone. Because of this small detail, killing someone doesn't just feel like two words and the reality of the action is visible in Ranbir's reaction. The rush is real in the first half, and the 'anti - hero' is who we support. But as the second half starts, the character starts facing the consequences of being animalistic. He goes mad, cheats, gets angry, is naked and everything is justified in his head because morals dont exist in this mind. But now, he faces the consequences of being crazy. Dad is dying, wife leaves him, he lost everything. To be honest, he loses the audience from his side too. The second half coverts the character from a protagonist to an antagonist because of his animalistic actions, which I feel was Vanga's way of saying this is what will happen if you go down this road. Bobby is animalistic too, and very evidently when we see him killing someone so brutally at his wedding we in our mind establish him as 'the villain' but in reality, no one is a hero in this story. Whatever anyone will think of this film being good or bad is very individualistic, but this fact is what I left the movie with and I feel you need guts to make a story like this, in today's time.

Saurabh Sachdeva is actually an acting coach thats why his performances are so amazing. Ironically hes also been Tripti Dimri's acting coach. He has also trained many other new age actors as well. Hes part of the Barry John's teaching institute and now has his own institute as well. Hes trained Varun Dhawan, Vani Kapoor, Richa Chadha, Dulqar Salman, Rana Daggubati to name a few

Shaan and PJ together is an underated combo

I feel that intensity where he says that “our children shouldn’t be grown under broken house” this shows his care about all of his family

When Jija touched her face, I literally went “oyeee! 😡” in the theater 😂😂

Idk how no one is talking about it, but another best thing i loved about animal is the bgm, music, song and overall sound. Everything exceptional ! Literal "goosebumps"

Shan & PJ in podcast.. still a better love story than twilight ❤️

Ranbir mentions in the movie about swastika that "apne waala seedha hai" while referring to the symbol behind him

Salman in an interview said about Radhe character from "Tere Naam" that he's a loser character and that no one should follow him... same goes with Animal

Tripti Dimri has also worked in Laila Majnu which was her debut as well and also stars Avinash Tiwari. Its a very underrated movie with a cult following and amazing music😊

This is a psychological based, gritty, american psycho type movie. It has layers in it characters and at the same time, it has dark humor. This is a too good to be true movie. It requires a level of maturity. This movie has everything - good story, good acting skills, good everything. Moral of the story is - Even by all violent means, he does not get what he wants in the end. The title of the movie is Animal! I do not know who is expecting the character to be morally right.

Good things about movie 1. Ghrr me bhai chara ba krrkho . 2. Respect those who works for you and your family no matter what their designation is 3. Protect and support your sister. 4. Always be in a good shape . 5. Accept body hair and body type. 6. Before marrying someone get to know them@well and always go for simplicity. 7. Respect your mother equally as your father. 9. Get your degree and education well and understand the dynamic of family business and global relationships. 10. Always speak truth to your partner and family And last but not the least don't play moral game with the artist ,accept the craft ❤ And so many other points also

Issey pehel main Hollywood movies hi dekhta tha. Lekin #Animal dekhne ke baad proud feel kr rha hun aisi movies India mein bhi bj skti hain.. Hats off to SRV and my all time fav. Ranbir Kapoor..❤❤

Pj's vibe more with honestly than men of culture seriously

This could be unpopular opinion but I think, Ranbir's character knew the Tripti was a traitor which he confronts her too during her confession. He still continued to have sex with her that too without condom with the intention of ruining her life, signifying one of the Human-turned-animal trait. It's extreme but just a food for thought 😬

I don't understand the criticism for this movie at all.......I too watched the movie in a 3 tier city where the audience were mostly young.There were many young girls and people were enjoying the movie in general.Ranbir Kapoor's character is so clear cut that everything he does is for one reason and he will go to any extent to achieve it .His father comes first than anything else in his life is secondary.Those who are complaining of toxicity, patriarchy and masculinity should not watch the movie.

I don't know why people hating this movie bhaii matlab if this is happened in south nd Hollywood bhaii log pagal ho jate hai matlab hypocrisy bhi seema hoti hai

Shan bhai & PJ bhai together maze hi maze 😁 & The Great PJ Never Disappoints 🤞

Finally 2 adults talking maturely about this movie.

When I went to the theatre for Animal, women were equally shouting and cheering as men were, for scenes that are normally called out as "red flags". Regarding Tripti Dimri's character, I found it to be perfect. Because her relevance will grow a lot in the sequel. I am 100% sure that there would be some sequence in the second part where she will be morally ambiguous between Ranbir and the other Ranbir (Abrar's brother who got plastic surgery). So the way Vanga set her up in Animal was brilliant. She's completely head over heels for Ranbir and that would dictate her moves and choices between both the Ranbirs. I don't care who says what, but Animal is a heavily character driven movie that has no bounds. 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

NOTICE One more details to notice during the start of movie when ranbir was having (clean shaved) that shows the character is humanic and in control and next part where ranbir is grown his beared (barbarian look) it was hint that now he is uncontrollable 9:56 9:56

I feel art is not meant to be made for audience. It is made for expression. And in my opinion no cinema did this better than Animal in the cinema which I watched.

And if you guys noticed when he had an argument with varun on balveer’s 60th birthday when he he told his sister “ tumhe dikh nhi rha these people are here with guns , I don’t wanna get involved with them” but then later he becomes the criminal himself so the drowning into the abyss and his character becoming something he didn’t wanted to is shown clearly

When 2 Mature People have a conversation!!💯❣

Thats the thing. Director deliberately took everything away from you to let you sympathies with the character. I liked that bit. It left no room for romanticisation of his character. It only showed him as pure animal who acts out of impulse and instincts rather than intellect. His obsession with his father degraded his personality completely. He himself promised her that he will never betray her and he did. The first half of this movie shows him as a protector. The second half show him as an abuser. In the first half he asks his sister to stand up for herself and fight for herself. In the second half. He is the one who broke his own promoses and character trait in his blind obsession with father. Cheating part was the peak. It made people uncomfortable and gave people no room to empathize with him. Its a good choice by director. He focused on the abusive traits in second half.

i think Ranvijay knew Zoya's motives because he was the one to blow up the Rolls Royace to scare Zoya and divulge Abrar's plans.

They spoke about Pratik Borade 1:57:48 .. I regularly watch all of you including him... He appreciates Ranveers acting skills. Nd he loves the work of Sandeep v. Reddy. That's it . Bdw enjoyed the podcast❤

App dono ko bohot bohot shukhriya 🙏 yeh discussion zaroori thi aur yeh movie forever yad Kiya jaiga 🔥

i agree to shan's commentry on ranbir's character becoming a heartless monster but his smile when his son comes running back to him as his wife leaves him and the words his father before has to be kept in mind for the upcomming part as he won't become a complete monster for the sake of his son but thats my opinion and maybe wrong who know we need to wait for the next part to know

The way I was judged for actually putting a positive post on the movie , I being a woman, a mother wasn't supposed to love it but call it out for it's misogyny, no I didn't feel it that way because I don't go watch a movie for social service or carrying a moral compass , I go to get entertained , issee zyada violence I have seen in many English series like Walking dead , in which two main protagonists were literally smashed by Negan , it was so graphic that I couldn't eat my meal that day , so for me I purely watched the movie thinking that the protagonist is a problematic guy with major mental health issues .. hence his behaviour. How can u expect a psychopath to be rational ? Plus ppl went on to character analyse Vanga for his movies , arey bhai differentiate art from artist , jus because a guy makes a Dexter or Hannibal or John wick doesn't mean Director gets inspired from his own life , it's how he visualises his script . Indian audience have evolved over the years but critics don't want them too, I am happy that Vanga is able to break these barriers and notions and take the cinema way ahead from the template .

I loved the movie too. I haven't watched a full Bollywood movie in years. Vanga Reddy has put a lot of thought into the movie. Happy for Bollywood , it's a progress from mediocrity of cinema. I loved the treatment.

Theatre executives should check IDs on the theatre gate.

So true. The film is very real, the emotions and relationships are very real. People have got used to sanitised version of relationships from watching nonsensical love stories and generally all the nonsensical, pretentious bollywood stuff. Ghar pe sab koi grey hi hota hai... the best men in society can be beasts sometimes.

Pj never disappoint ❤❤❤

Bruh...this is exactly what I needed. 🔥🔥

The craziest movie i Ever seen in my life... that dialogue of alpha male directly attacked my heart because i am not one... Who is alpha 😅 and it would have affected to many ones like me who desires to be alpha but not in actuality... The actions , the dialogues , the bonding, the personalities of both booby and Ranbir in movie is Descriptionless , and wordless... Simply Masterpiece

bhaisaab duniya bhar ka gyaan mila hai ess video me..😂😂bhai logo month me ek baar aisa podcast hona chiye

There’s no “Indian Swastika” only “Swastika” which is a symbol that’s been part of South Asian cultures for thousands of years. The ones Nazis appropriated is called “hooked cross”. I believe the terminology matters. Please don’t call it “Nazi Swastika” 🤢 Awesome discussion by the way, loved it!!

Fantastic conversation ❤❤

If you guys don't know that haq character was firstly offered to our nepali actor Bipin karki. But unfortunately he couldn't do it due to date issues.. hope vanga will consider him in his other projects....

👍 Very informative, very good podcast. Both of you should be directors of a film. Both of you have great depth of understanding of direction. This podcast gives great list of important must watch films for all men. 👊

One of the best podcast of all time. Loved it❤

Without zoya part, how can they introduced part 2, Its a hint and beginning plan for part 2, so its necessary

pj in podcast best ever podcast.

I just came here to say that I'm more hyped to watch a film about another "Animal". Godzilla Minus One😄

I think the only main issue was some of the scenes were unnecessary ans didn't add anything to the storyline. Like their plane almost crashing into the mountain, and then talking about doing it on the airstrip. Pretty sure there were a few more like these. These could've been removed entirely and made space for more screen time for Bobby. Probably could've just shown us 5 mins of his childhood.

This podcast was more controversial than the entire movie. Disclaimer: No Sucharita and Pratik borafe were harmed in this podcast

It seems when it comes to this movie, every critic has seriously lost the plot on HOW TO REVIEW A FILM! Every conversation in the movie is as RAW and REAL as a conversation can be. The way sandeep has explored masculinity, male ego, male psychology, and how Ranbirs character slowly derails and looses everything in the end is pure GOLD! this film is a statement, a BOLD one. Love it, Hate it, but you sure as hell can't IGNORE IT

Loved this podcast, Shan aur PJ ki bahut achchi chemistry baithti hai 💯

Here's a joke The most funny thing in the movie was , in Arjan veely song the bodyguards starts singing to raise confidence of main character instead of helping him.

Thanks for bringing out the point about German three...i was just waiting for someone to spot that..hail you...

Indian feminists ko 50 shades of grey me.koi toxicity nai dikha par Animal me dunia bhar ka toxicity dikh gaya.. Fact is that women do get attracted towards masculinity and not simps..

Gangs of wasseypur actual had more violence. Faizal literally beheads a guy with a knife. The problem with animal wasnt that it was violent, the problem is that wasnt violent enough. The reviewers like this guys hyped it up so much saying "its very triggering" and "itni violent film india me aaj tak bani nhi hogi" that the film felt flat. Atleast it was better than jawan and pathan so thats good.

Those who are criticising should watch this podcast to understand the movie.

In my opinion I totally agree it's perfect movie and.I love that and waiting for animal park 🙏🏻

Vanga is a director who shows actor as a person than a actor.Like even Arjun Reddy was a person who is not acting in that typical actor but acting like a natural human being .

I soo wanted to see your podcast with Sandeep ready vanga you with some fellow creaters like pj , mohit and some more talking with vanga unfiltered i would even pay money to see that 😅

indian tarantino ko salute karo THE SANDEEP REDDY VANGA art piece masterpiece movie called animal.

very insightful podcast by both these gentlemen

Bro all you’re old guests are wonderful Bro if new guests aren’t coming repeat old ones with new topics love your podcast need them more often

even in wolf of wall street they have a full detail conversation about girls without pubic hair

Because of editing sandeep hold audience 3hr21min and it doesn't seems boring at all.

Shan or pj bhai.. pehle baat to ye m kisi ka side lene wala nhi hu.. but pratik bhai ne jo animal review ke time par bola wo bilkul sahi tha.. ranbir kapoor sahi raste par h to koi dikkat nhi h kisiko bhi.. hamara sanatan dharam yahi sikhata h. Maaf krna... yahi unhone bhi bola... to usme kya galat.. bhagawan sabko sadbhuddi de.. majak udana kisi ka uske bas ideology ya dharm par galat h. Mt kro esaa.. lots of lovd to both of you❤

Loved ur convo arnd toxicity ...how cpls talk ...red n green flag 🚩

Vijay character is going through a phase were he is not an alpha male anymore… he wounded, his heart is failing also he is not able perform with his woman … he is in his most insecure phase and more than ever he needs this self validation…. He is probably afraid that his wife would leave him, so he is pleading his case with her, without realizing that he is actually making it worse … it’s only after his son calls him a hero he takes himself seriously…. It is a great character arc… it’s masterpiece to explore the psychology of a fallen hero… geeta characterization is even better, she understands that her husband is going through some depression, and supports him…

No Pratik borade was harmed in this video 😂

Fair Warning...Really long comment here! While I also really liked the movie as a viewing experience, the plot did not resonate with me as much as I wanted it to. It just seemed too shallow for me to get invested in what these characters were fighting for, despite the stellar performances from everyone! Balbir Singh (Anil Kapoor) literally does not feel like a character to me, he's just a plot device... Maybe this is by choice since he's an absent father but I can't seem to grasp the drama of the whole father son dynamic because of this... Maybe I'm seeing it wrong, I would really like it if someone had some thoughts about this... To me it feels like Vanga wanted to create a Walter White-esque character but simply did not want to muddy up the motivations of the protagonist in nuance, which leads to a seemingly one dimensional character. You can argue that it's up to the viewer in how much they want to read into the subtext, but I genuinely don't know if there's even any intention for introspection here, I don't know what Vanga truly believes in while conveying this story. Another major point of contention for me was the ending... I would have really liked if the movie stuck with giving the most depressing ending to the protagonist, with his wife and kids leaving him and him crying on the stairs. That at least cements some form of accountability for the character's actions. But the last scene of his son or daughter (I can't remember) running back to him saying Papa Papa leaves a weird taste in my mouth, implying in the end, despite being a psychotic 'Animal', he still gets a second chance to be a good father... I don't know if this ending's too ballsy or cowardly... TLDR; While Animal will definitely be a landmark movie in the coming years in terms of presentation and acting, it still needed more substance to be considered 'a good film'. Comparing Vanga to Tarantino or Coppola is really just an insult to the later director's name, in my opinion. But if he can take criticism like this without being butthurt, I think he can be a much better storyteller in the future. But what do I know?

Shan and Pj❤️ Best duo🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 We need weekly podcast from both of u❤️

Very open conversation. Refreshing

I wasn't very keen for animal movie talk but still came here because I love their comoradre and it shows that its not a movie critics meet, it's two guye who share the same emotions keeping it out in the open. I love the enthusiasm and mutual takeovers of points of both. Good work Shan and PJ.

Was waiting for this podcast❤

We live in a generation where calling an overweight/fat person fat is called fatshaming. I mean how did we arrive here? How much more softer are we going to get??

Bhai can we accept more podcast like this

Aisa lag raha hai yeh conversation kabhi khatm na ho... Two favorite RU-vidrs.. 🔥🔥

Bhai itna Bada kahani hai isliye to back aur front karke non linear equation dikhaya hai aur snip Karke dikhayen editing khatarnak mind f****** editing tha..... Especially Ranbir Kapoor's entry scene And also Ranbir Kapoor AK-47 gun scene Bobby deol entry scene And end credit scene Second half khatarnak Specially end credit scene.. 💥🔥❤️🎯💯✌️✌️✌️

2 hrs of deliciousness!!!!

rewatch this movie many times so we get more movie like this

People say that Bobby Deol didn't got enough screen time But he isn't the villain of the movie right He has some sort of extended cameo in this movie His character is there only to grow Ranvijay as a character Or at least that's how I think

Just watched the movie and I just can't believe how much some reviewers are bashing this movie for no reason. I absolutely loved it. Left me sublime, emotional and speechless at the end. It doesn't justify ANYTHING from Ranvijay's character and all of his negative actions have some ramifications or consequences. Geetanjali's brilliant monologue and her slapping him so hard multiple times just made it absolutely perfect.

i love that he can differentiate between feminism & pseudo feminism. & jab bhi "feminists" do or say some crazy shit he calls them as what they are: pseudo feminists

30:16 best part

I think that's why Ramgopal varma and anurag kashyap praising the film...

Now Prabhas has some promising line up - KALKI 2898 (superhero genre) - Spirit with Vanga (police drama) - & of course Salaar (commercial flick) Hoping for his comeback 🤞🏻

Lmao people be complaining about not being able to watch this movie with their parents... meanwhile, my mother accompanied me to watch this and absolutely loved it😂

01:57:51 Pratik Borade 🤣🤣

There may be many layers to a man’s character and that’s what Vanga Reddy has tried portraying through Ranbir’s role. Ranbir’s range of emotions have been shown based on various situations he is under. He is shown protecting his sister, father and family, confessing cheating on his wife as part of plan which he could have kept a secret, violent shade being brought to the fore numerous times, romantic side, forgiving Zoya etc. It is shocking to know that most people are only talking about Ranbir’s misogynistic conduct in the movie whereas there were several shades to his character. The bottom line is that Vanga Reddy has served the Indian audience with something different…whether good or bad remains a matter of personal preference and choice.

1:57:55 is the talking about pratik borade

No tiger shiroff was harmed in this video 😅

1:59:58 The movie name is Before Sunrise (1995) directed by Richard Linkletter. The scene PJ is talking about is roughly around 1:00:00 timestamp. First part of the Before Trilogy. One of the best romantic trilogies out there. Brilliantly acted by Ethan Hawke and Julie Delphy. Must check out for any cinephile.

People when Ranvijay becomes Animal at the end of movie in Animal : 😡🤬

Nice one yaar 😁❤

I think Zoya character will very imp in animal park

Loved your conversation ❤

Pj never disappoint 😂

LOVE THIS PODCAST!

Those who didn't understand what Vanga has done, they must read about the art piece "Rhythm 0" by Marina Abramovic...well Animal is different because it's a movie but it's quite similar in nature...it showcases that animalistic nature of a person..

People bashing Ranbirs character arc are the same people appreciated Joaquin's Joker as a Cinematic Masterpiece. Where he is killing his own mother and people.

i want to see uncut version of animal