Sandeep Reddy’s Animal is a display of lengths that one character will go to reach purgation in their lives. Subdued feelings have a transforming power that can convert a man into a beast.
That person gets into a different level altogether, and he cannot feel or see any fear or pain while walking down the topical path as if he has nothing to lose.
The animal has a lot of toxicity and gore, which will offend many people, but it doesn’t shy away or hold itself back. Before moving forward, here is your warning of spoiler alert.
Synopsis
Ranvijay Singh grew up with his father and craved his love. He is sent to the USA to study in a boarding school after he fires a gun in his sister’s college.
Years later, he returns to India, but as soon as he returns, he gets into a fight with Varun, the husband of her older sister, Reet. Ranvijay leaves the house, goes back to the USA, and starts a family with Geetanjali.
Later, after eight years, he returned to India after a shooting incident.
Who attacks Balbir Singh?
Ranvijay takes control of the business and uses his big, macho mouth to make the work resume by the workers. He uses Mishra’s Uncle’s help to figure out that his brother-in-law and Asrar Haque have teamed up to kill Balbir, his father-in-law.
Asrar is an Istanbul-based gangster. Ranvijay joins his extended family in Punjab and asks his cousins to help him. With their help, he kills Varun.
Sometimes later, Asrar is killed mercilessly when he is trying to attack Ranvijay. This gunfight kills Asrar but puts Ranvijay into a coma because of many bullet wounds.
Who is Abraar Haque?
Parallel to all this, Abraar, Qsrar’s oldest brother, is getting married in Istanbul. Abrar is mute because of an incident in his childhood. Abid, his younger brother, is a translator.
When he learns about the death of his brother at the wedding, he loses his cool and ends up killing the informant.
What happened to Ranvijay Singh?
Ranvijay wakes up from a coma and learns that he was deeply wounded in the gunfire. The doctors revealed to his family that his lungs, bladder, and heart were seriously damaged, and he had also lost his hearing ability.
Now, he only has 3–6 months of life. Ranvijay requests a heart donor and waits. Later, Balbeer reveals that Abrar was the grandson of Rajdheer’s brother.
He tells Ranvijay that the Haque family was trying to take over the business by killing him. Ranvijay, filled with rage, starts using steroids to kill Abraar.
Who is Zoya?
Ranvijay has received a heart from the donor. Zoya comes to meet him, and she tells him that she is the donor’s girlfriend and wants to see the receiver in person. Ranvijay gets attracted to Zoya and asks her to stay with him in the family home.
Pure Zoya reveals to Ranvijay that she was a mole sent by the Haque family. Aziz, their fourth brother, is getting cloned to make him look like Ranvijay.
She says that the Haque family planned to first kill Ranvijay and replace him with Aziz. Later, Cloned Aziz will kill Balbir and take over the business. Everyone will think that a son killed his father for business.
Does Geetanjali leave Ranvijay?
Ranvijay says he knows about her plans and wants to know more about Haque’s plans now. He let Zoya go back to his own house. Ranvijay tells Geetanjali about his affair with Zoya but doesn’t apologize to her.
He tells Geetanjali that whatever he did was to save his father’s life, which was not liked by Geetanjali. She asks for his divorce, but Ranvijay denies it and leaves for Istanbul to kill Abraar.
What happens to Abraar?
When he reaches Abraar’s home, he finds that Abraar is on the run. Ranvijay points a gun at Abraar’s wife, who is pregnant, and threatens to kill her.
He finds that Abraar is running, so he stops the runway plane from taking off. Ranvijay stops his brother and takes on Abraar alone without any weapon. They throw hands, but Ranvijay ends up killing Abraar.
How does Animal end?
The post-credit scenes show the cloned Aziz killing two of Ranvijay’s cousins and two Sikh men. He also learns that Zoya is pregnant and is excited to see whose child she’s bearing.
