A deleted scene from Sandeep Reddy Vanga's 'Animal' is going viral on X. The video has got fans talking.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga바카라s 바카라Animal바카라 was released in cinemas last year. Even eight months after the release of the film, this Ranbir Kapoor-Rashmika Mandanna starrer continues to be one of the most talked about movies in Bollywood. The movie has become the talk of the town once again after a deleted scene has gone viral on social media.
Shared by a fan page dedicated to Ranbir Kapoor on X (formerly known as Twitter), the deleted scene from 바카라Animal바카라 has become the talk of the town. The video shows a heavily intoxicated Ranbir Kapoor walking to the cockpit as his brothers are seated in their seats. With a cigarette dangling from his mouth, he signals the captain to leave the seat. He sits in the cockpit and takes charge of the plane. The scene does not have any dialogue, but 바카라Papa Meri Jaan바카라 plays in the background which makes the scene more intense. The user wrote, 바카라Not gonna forgive @imvangasandeep anna for removing this scene in the movie, it바카라s a pure display of Ranbir showing his silence and agony after k*lling his brother, especially that lifting off at the end #RanbirKapoor.바카라
Take a look at the deleted scene from 바카라Animal바카라 here.
The tweet has fetched over 27.6K views. Reacting to the video, fans were perplexed as to why Vanga omitted the scene from the film. One fan wrote, 바카라Two of the brothers present in the scene get killed by Aziz in post-credits that's why.바카라 A second fan commented, 바카라Would love to see this movie's director's cut version @TSeries.바카라 A third fan said, 바카라This scene of the plane ascending symbolizes the story reaching new heights from here on. You can also see a similar shot in the movie when the plane is about to hit a mountain and take off. And the story takes off to the next level. @imvangasandeep is a MAD Genius. Period.바카라
Vanga바카라s 바카라Animal바카라 broke records at the box office. It earned over Rs 900 crores at the global box office. While the movie was a commercial success, critics called out the movie for its violence and misogyny.