Animal

In the heart of Delhi’s relentless bustle, a sprawling steel empire casts a long shadow over the lives of those who run it. The city’s vibrant streets clash with the austere boardrooms of Swastik Steels, creating a world where corporate ambition and familial duty are inseparable. Within this high‑stakes environment, the atmosphere is charged with a mixture of opulent privilege and the quiet pressure of expectation, setting the stage for a drama that feels both intimate and grand in scale.

Ranvijay “Vijay” Singh, the charismatic yet conflicted son of Balbir Singh, carries an unwavering devotion to his father that borders on obsession. Raised amid wealth and power, Vijay is constantly reminded of the gap between his privileged name and his yearning to prove himself worthy of the family legacy. His relationship with his sister, his bond with childhood friend Geetanjali, and the ever‑present weight of his father’s towering reputation create a volatile mix of loyalty, love, and restless ambition. The tone is brooding and intense, hinting at personal battles that echo the broader tensions of a family entrenched in business and tradition.

As Vijay steps out of the sheltered corridors of his upbringing, he is drawn into a web of unexpected challenges that test his resolve and push him toward self‑discovery. The story hints at a dangerous journey sparked by strained bonds and hidden truths, where the quest for acknowledgement may lead him down a path of vengeance and reckoning. Against the backdrop of Delhi’s glittering skyline and the hidden corridors of power, the film invites viewers to watch a young man grapple with identity, duty, and the fine line between devotion and obsession.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:20