Adnan Sami Cites The Godfather, Sholay To SUPPORT Ranbir Kapoor's Animal: 'Get Entertained And Go Home...'

Sandeep Reddy Vanga is known for sparking controversy, a trend that began with his debut film, Arjun Reddy. Whether he’s defending violence in romantic relationships or facing backlash for portraying misogyny and toxic masculinity in his movies, Reddy Vanga generates attention not just for his films but also for his outspoken statements. His recent project, Animal, is no different, stirring heated discussions online and becoming one of the most talked-about Bollywood movies this year.

Meanwhile, singer-composer Adnan Sami took to social media and asked people to stop over analysing, over thinking and over ‘moral-policing’ films. He wrote, “ITS-JUST-A-FILM!!! It’s a fantasy… It’s entertainment!! If you’re looking for logic then also tell me the logic behind the illogical blood donation scene that featured in Amar Akbar Anthony. Three sons of a mother donate blood to her at the same time through a singular tube! That movie is hailed as a cult classic & rightly so because we all love it! Explain the morality shown in Deewaar or the logic behind ’Thakur’ beating the crap out of Gabbar in the climax of Sholay with just his feet & no hands!! That too is an incredible classic which we love!!”

The singer also wrote about Francis Ford Coppola’s Godfather which had the audiences rooting for the bad guy. “The Godfather has us rooting for the bad guys again. Quentin Tarantino is considered a genius who has made a career out of gore!! We loved Al Pacino in ‘Scarface’!! If a movie is given an ‘A’ rating it means that only an adult can see it because an ‘adult’ is mature & educated enough to understand between what is right & wrong morally & thus would not get negatively impacted or influenced by the content of the film! So just chill watch the movie; get entertained & go home!” he wrote.

He mentioned that he hasn’t seen Animal yet but he will always defend the right of a creative artist to express what they want to in any form of ‘art’. “We as an audience have the right to like it or reject it as per our aesthetics! But it is important for us all to co-exist along with a ‘live & let live’ policy!! No one is forcing you to watch or hear anything; similarly don’t force your opinions on others, especially when those people are presenting a fantasy!! ITS-JUST-A-FILM!!!!!” he concluded.