Ranbir Kapoor Takes Out The Superstar Tag

In the world of southern films, terms like "Super star," "Megastar," "Power star," and "Icon star" are commonly used to describe top actors. However, it's unusual to hear such titles attached to leading actors in Bollywood. Shahrukh Khan is often called King Khan, and Aamir Khan is referred to as Mr. Perfectionist by fans, but these titles aren't typically used on-screen.

Recently, in Sandeep Reddy Vanga's movie "Animal," there was a surprise for the audience. The title of "Superstar" was placed in front of Ranbir Kapoor's name. This might have astonished Bollywood fans as well, but after witnessing his performance in the movie, many agree that he truly embodies the essence of a superstar.

Ranbir Kapoor has showcased his acting prowess in various films, notably in "Barfi." However, his portrayal in "Animal" takes his performance to another level. It's anticipated that "Animal" will remain one of Ranbir's most remarkable performances even years from now. His mere presence on screen captivates the audience. His remarkable physical transformation and the diverse portrayal of his character at different life stages are astonishing. Furthermore, his ability to convey emotions through his eyes in numerous scenes left a lasting impact.Just for an example, in a particular scene when he steps out of the car and stands, the entire theater goes wild with excitement, just with his style and looks.

Sandeep Reddy Vanga's heroes are typically intimidating on screen. In "Animal," Ranbir Kapoor's performance took this to another level, leaving the audience awestruck. From portraying a teenage boy to embodying a 60-year-old man, Ranbir adeptly develops his character at each stage, leaving a lasting impression. While the film's content received criticism, Ranbir's performance has received universal acclaim without a hint of negativity.

Ranbir Kapoor's portrayal in "Animal" has solidified his position as a genuine superstar, captivating audiences with his exceptional talent and commitment to his craft.

-by Vishnupriya