Sandeep’s Take On Women Empowerment
Animal, which was released on december 1, earned about Rs. 900 crores in box office revenue despite criticism for its violent scenes, degrading representations of women, and obscene language. The film's success, however, was untouched by the complaints, with its excellent box office statistics satisfying the public.
Sandeep reddy Vanga, who previously achieved success in bollywood with the adaptation of 'Arjun reddy,' dubbed 'Kabir Singh,' has hit gold once again with 'Animal.' In a recent interview, he addressed a number of issues, including presenting heroes accomplishing great accomplishments while women are frequently relegated to domestic roles in his films.
"Women empowerment extends beyond traditional roles, including working, engaging in business, and facing challenges," sandeep said. While depicting women as warriors or instructors is inspiring, it is critical to acknowledge the important role of housewives. Being a mother is, in my opinion, one of the most important tasks. Mothers have an important role in shaping their children's life, whether they stay at home or work while caring for their children. They are simply amazing."
Sandeep was well aware that people would insult him, but his concept of women empowerment makes sense as well, since the filmmaker consistently outperforms his colleagues in providing fascinating storytelling.
Sandeep reddy Vanga, who previously achieved success in bollywood with the adaptation of 'Arjun reddy,' dubbed 'Kabir Singh,' has hit gold once again with 'Animal.' In a recent interview, he addressed a number of issues, including presenting heroes accomplishing great accomplishments while women are frequently relegated to domestic roles in his films.
"Women empowerment extends beyond traditional roles, including working, engaging in business, and facing challenges," sandeep said. While depicting women as warriors or instructors is inspiring, it is critical to acknowledge the important role of housewives. Being a mother is, in my opinion, one of the most important tasks. Mothers have an important role in shaping their children's life, whether they stay at home or work while caring for their children. They are simply amazing."
Sandeep was well aware that people would insult him, but his concept of women empowerment makes sense as well, since the filmmaker consistently outperforms his colleagues in providing fascinating storytelling.