Animal's X account strikes again; trolls a critic; netizens slam with saying it is 'peak manchild behavior'

The official X (formerly Twitter) account of the movie Animal seems to be continuing the controversy and splash that the movie created ever since its release. The film has been earning big money at the box office but continues to have polarising opinions between people, especially critics everywhere.

The admin of the account has been quite vocal about how they feel about criticism that has been coming the film’s way. After trolling film critic Anupama Chopra and lyricist Swanand Kirkire, the latest to face the account’s wrath is film critic Sucharita Tyagi. However, the film reviewer had a befitting reply.

As one would know, in her review of the Ranbir Kapoor-led film, Tyagi called the film 'desperately dull. Terrible'. Interestingly, after sharing the review, she even joked, saying, “mutes Twitter notifications for five years”, given that she was trolled for criticising Sandeep’s previous film Kabir Singh in the past.

The X account of Animal replied back to Sucharita, “#Animal remains invictus at the Box Office,” claiming that the film made ₹817.36 Cr at the box office worldwide. Sucharita had an ace up her sleeve. She shared a screenshot of environmental activist Greta Thunberg’s legendary X post for Andrew Tate, which reads, “Yes. Please do enlighten me. Email me at smalld***energy@getalife.com.”

Many imagine Vanga himself is handling the Animal Twitter account. They even called out the ‘man-child behaviour' on display.

What’s more, when a netizen asked the official account of Animal to “Take criticism man,” they replied, “Yes. Took and giving it back.” Earlier this month, the account was criticised for trolling Anupama and Swanand also. “Can I just say I miss Kabir. #Animal,” wrote Anupama to which they replied, “You can watch your favourite #KabirSingh again here…” Swanand had criticised the film’s depiction of ‘alpha male’ and the account replied, “Do not let your knees fall ahead of your toes or cave in towards each other. Keep feet shoulder-width apart to maintain a good base of support for balance. Land softly on the balls of the feet to help absorb the force of the landing. Yes.... now it landed perfectly @swanandkirkire.”

Animal recently entered the 500 crore mark at the box office.