When Alia-Ranbir's PDA stole hearts

Despite being panned by a section of the audience, and critics,

Sandeep Reddy Vanga

's Animal did roaring success at the BO last year, emerging as one of the year's biggest hits. Soon after its success, the makers hosted a successful

party

to celebrate the film's achievements with the

cast

and crew. The event was graced by the film's star-studded cast, all dressed in black to match the evening's theme.

Attendees included Ranbir Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna, Bobby Deol, Triptii Dimri, Anil Kapoor, Upendra Limaye, Suresh Oberoi, Prem Chopra, Saurabh Sachdeva, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Siddhant Karnick, producer Bhushan Kumar, and many others.

Ranbir Kapoor made a memorable entrance with his wife,

Alia Bhatt

, along with his mother, Neetu Kapoor, and Alia's father, director Mahesh Bhatt. The Kapoor-Bhatt family delighted in taking numerous group photos, often switching positions and showcasing their bright smiles. Towards the end of the evening, Alia stood close to Ranbir, while Neetu and Mahesh posed together. Ranbir also had Alia hold his arm as they posed with the rest of the family.
Alia Bhatt stood out as Ranbir Kapoor's biggest supporter, dazzling in an electric blue halter-neck gown with a deep neckline. She styled her hair in a low ponytail, opted for a natural makeup look, and wore sparkling heels. Ranbir complemented her look with a black velvet jacket, black pants, a black shirt, and a pair of stylish sunglasses.

In a widely circulated video on social media, Ranbir was seen posing with his arm around Alia, eliciting a flood of affectionate comments from fans. One admirer commented, “Hottest couple ❤️‍🔥 (sic).”
The celebration also saw appearances from Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia, Dino Morea, Vivek Oberoi, Viannaah Bhatia, Rasha Thadani, and Farah Khan.

Ranbir Kapoor starred as Rannvijay Singh in Animal, directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga. The film explores a turbulent father-son relationship, centering on Singh’s quest for vengeance following an assassination attempt on his father. Despite some criticism for allegedly 'glorifying toxic masculinity,' particularly after Kabir Singh, the film garnered significant praise for Ranbir Kapoor’s performance.