In 2023, Triptii Dimri played a pivotal role in Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal. The action thriller also stars Ranbir Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, and Rashmika Mandanna. The movie received mixed responses from the audience. Triptii, who played Zoya in Vanga's film, was also criticised for choosing a movie that people believed was high on violence and misogyny.
Last year, Animal became one of the most discussed movies on social media. Some even cited how it's an anti-feminist film. In an interview, Triptii Dimri was asked about the same and the actress denied these tags given to her 2023 blockbuster. The actress said that Animal is not 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. I connected with the characters, had faith in the directors and felt I should do it," said the Qala actress.
Further in this entertainment news, Triptii Dimri told Filmfare that when she met Sandeep when the film was offered to her, he didn't tell her much about the story. Vanga only explained her the character, and the actor got excited to play it as she had only done good and nice roles. "I felt this was a nice space to be in where I do this character, said the Bad Newz actress. He told me something very interesting. 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. How do I get there? That was my job. I found it challenging and interesting; that's what made me say yes.
The Laila Majnu actress shared how Sandeep Reddy Vanga wanted innocence and kindness in her character's eyes but a mission in her heart. That's what she wanted to accomplish and she found the role challenging and interesting, which made her say yes. In the same interview, Triptii admitted that everybody wants to do a big film, and she is also an actor who did Bulbbul, Wala, and she was getting offered those types of movies only. "I would have loved to do such films and I would love to continue doing those. However, at that time, getting a big film was a big deal for me. Maybe I'll get to learn something new and I'll also get to see how big films are made," Triptii stated.
