Tripti Dimri has been in the limelight ever since the release of Animal. Her Instagram following catapulted to a million just one day after the film was released. Now, it stands at 3.8 M with a continuous increment. Her small role as Zoya has been a topic of much discussion, as it involved some problematic scenes as well that have been called out by some.

Now, according to a report, Tripti Dimri's fees for the film have been revealed. It is reported that she charged around 40-50 lakhs for the role of Zoya. She will hopefully play a larger role in the sequel to the film, which is titled Animal Park. With the film showing no sign of stopping at the box office, it is likely that the sequel will start rolling soon.

Apart from her, fees charged by other actors have been revealed. Ranbir Kapoor charged around Rs 30-35 crore for the role of Ranvijay, who is a troubled son whose love for his father takes a toxic turn. He repaid part of his fees for the post-production work for the film. Now, he will additionally be getting some share of the profits as well, which will be a huge sum altogether.

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Potraying the role of antagonist and leaving everyone surprised with his screen appearance, Bobby Deol charged somewhere close to Rs 4-5 crore for his role of Abrar. Animal proved to be a reinvention and a comeback film for Bobby Deol, who has raised a lot of eyebrows with his stunning performance. It remains to be seen what further role comes to him.

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Rashmika Mandanna, who played the female lead, charged around Rs 4 crore for her role. Her performance was applauded, as it involved many intense scenes with Ranbir's character. On the other hand, Anil Kapoor charged somewhere around Rs 2 crore.

Animal is directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who also wrote and edited it. Ever since its release, the film has been doing exceptionally well at the theaters, with shows going housefull. Till now, it has managed to do a global business of over Rs. 784 crore, and it is still going strong.