Pankaj Tripathi Draws Interesting Lines Between ‘Kadak Singh’ And ‘Animal’: ‘Audience Exists For Both’

Pankaj Tripathi’s “Kadak Singh” Explores Father-Daughter Bond

Following a string of successful films like “OMG 2” and “Fukrey 3,” Pankaj Tripathi is back with another compelling release this year – “Kadak Singh.” Directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, the film explores the intricate relationship between a father and his daughter.

Tripathi has drawn interesting comparisons between “Kadak Singh” and Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s upcoming film “Animal,” sparking curiosity among fans. Both films feature complex father-child relationships, promising to delve into the emotional depths of this bond.

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In an interview with DNA, the actor said, “It didn’t exist earlier. After the arrival of OTT, the scope of cinema has become larger. It was impossible to do all this earlier. Kadak Singh talks about the same relationship (as Animal) but in such a different manner, almost North-South Pole. Audience exists for both.”

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He added, “This is the time when we can do a film like Kadak Singh. Ten years ago, it wasn’t possible. OMG 2 was not possible 10 years ago. You couldn’t think about discussing s*x and s*x education in a film. People would say ‘Ye kya hai’ (What is this). But we are doing it now. So the time has changed.”

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The actor further shared, “I had never thought there would be memes on me. Of course, there was no concept of memes back then, but I had never thought people would mimic me in my lifetime. Now, there are 5-6 people doing it. I have met a few of them. I tell them it’s good because I came to Mumbai to earn money and now, you are earning money by copying me.”

Speaking of Kadak Singh, the movie boasts a talented ensemble featuring Pankaj Tripathi, Jaya Ahsan, Parvathy Thiruvothu, and Sanjana Sanghi in pivotal roles. Helmed by director Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, “Kadak Singh” dives into the often messy and emotional world of family dynamics. While details are still under wraps, audiences can expect a captivating story about a father and daughter navigating their lives and confronting their identities.