The common theme between all of Sandeep's movies is that love and violence are mutually inclusive. He goes as far as saying that if one has not experienced the freedom to be physically brutal, they have not loved at all. This ties well with the aggressiveness with which he approaches the act of filmmaking. He claims to love it; so naturally, in his world, he is allowed to be as sadistic with his art as he desires and if anyone questions him on that, he does what his protagonists do - come back for revenge…and just like his protagonists, he prevails. I doubt that the success of Animal is where Sandeep is getting his rush from, it has to be the existence of this film. #SWEditDesk #Animal #SandeepReddyVanga
The common theme between all of Sandeep's movies is that love and violence are mutually inclusive. He goes as far as saying that if one has not experienced the freedom to be physically brutal, they have not loved at all. This ties well with the aggressiveness with which he approaches the act of filmmaking. He claims to love it; so naturally, in his world, he is allowed to be as sadistic with his art as he desires and if anyone questions him on that, he does what his protagonists do - come back for revenge…and just like his protagonists, he prevails. I doubt that the success of Animal is where Sandeep is getting his rush from, it has to be the existence of this film.
#SWEditDesk #Animal #SandeepReddyVanga
#SWEditDesk #Animal #SandeepReddyVanga
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