Triptii Dimri Embraces the "Good, Bad, and Ugly" of "Animal"
Triptii Dimri, known for her compelling roles in films like "Bulbbul" and "Qala," recently opened up about her decision to take on the challenging role of Zoya in Sandeep Reddy Vanga's "Animal," and the criticism it received.
Speaking at the India Today Mumbai Conclave 2024, Dimri addressed her desire to push boundaries as an actor. She described "Animal" as a departure from her previous roles, offering a complex and multifaceted character that attracted her: "As an actor, it's important to take on something that pushes you. That's exactly how I felt when Sandeep Sir explained Zoya's character to me. She seemed both brave and innocent at the same time, and that excited me."
Dimri acknowledged the criticism Zoya faced, but maintained her belief in the film's exploration of human complexity: "As humans, we all have different shades—good, bad, and even ugly. I feel that films allow us to explore these sides. Acting lets us experience a wide range of emotions, and I consider actors lucky because we get to live through so many different experiences in one lifetime."
Dimri's perspective highlights her commitment to artistic exploration and her willingness to embrace the spectrum of human experience. She recognizes that cinema provides a platform to explore the nuances of characters, even those that might be perceived as controversial.
This statement reflects Dimri's evolving career trajectory. Her upcoming projects, including "Bad Newz" and the highly anticipated "Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3," suggest a continued commitment to diverse roles that challenge both her and the audience.
ning specifics remain unconfirmed, the anticipation for this ambitious project is palpable. As we await official confirmation, the speculation will likely continue, adding to the buzz around this eagerly awaited cinematic collaboration.