Actress Triptii Dimri has opened up about allegations of the film ‘Animal’ being a misogynist and anti-feminist movie. She said she never saw the movie through that lens but approached the character as an individual with challenges.
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Triptii has said, “I didn’t look at it as an anti-feminist film. I don’t give such tags to films. Even while doing Bulbbul and Qala, I never thought I was doing a feminist film.”
Fans have often mentioned that the roles she has done in movies like Bulbbul and Qala are the exact opposite of what is found in Animal. But Triptii does not think so.
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She said she had played only ‘goody and nice person roles’ till then and wanted to explore a morally grey person. And she also had her trust on the director Sandeep Reddy Vanga.
She mentioned, “He wanted to see innocence and kindness in my eyes but inside I should have that mission in my heart, that I want to accomplish.”
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Triptii achieved immense fame with her character Zoya in Animal and was called by many as the ‘national crush’ of India. She said she also had a desire to work in a big commercial movie and see how they are made.
