The Call for a Ban on 'Animal' Film ; Here's Why

Sandeep Reddy Vanga, known for stirring controversies with his films, is no stranger to sparking heated debates. His debut movie, "Arjun Reddy," caused a stir due to its daring content and unconventional dialogues, portraying protagonists who seemingly disregarded societal norms and constraints.

The buzz around his upcoming release, "Animal," has escalated tensions further. The trailer has ignited a firestorm, primarily focusing on concerns about toxic masculinity and an excessive portrayal of violence. However, the most recent furor revolves around the repeated depiction of the 'Swastika' symbol across the film's promotional materials, triggering a wave of accusations against Vanga.

Critics have accused the director of endorsing extremism and Nazi ideologies. They think Sandeep Reddy Vanga is purposefully using the Swastika to make people angry and create problems.. Amidst these claims, supporters argue for Vanga's artistic freedom, considering him a skilled filmmaker who should be allowed to work without undue interference.

Some people who strongly believe in right-wing ideas feel upset. They think Sandeep Reddy Vanga is showing the Swastika, a very important symbol for Hindus, in a bad way. They're asking Hindus from all over the world to request the Indian government to stop the movie 'Animal.' They say the movie shows the Swastika as a symbol of hate.

Despite initial perceptions of unnecessary noise, there's a chance this controversy might inadvertently amplify the already intense anticipation surrounding 'Animal.'

The outcome remains uncertain, and how Sandeep Reddy Vanga addresses these swirling controversies is yet to unfold. Whether intentional or not, the commotion surrounding the film continues to attract attention, creating an intriguing backdrop for the movie's eventual release.

-by Vishnupriya