As 2025 draws to a close, actress Triptii Dimri is reflecting on the year gone by and looking forward to 2026 with a message of hope and kindness. In a recent statement, the "Animal" star expressed her wish for a more compassionate world in the coming year, emphasizing the importance of love and human connection.
"Bas preet hi saath reh jaati hai," Dimri stated, a Hindi phrase that translates to "Only love remains in the end". This sentiment encapsulates her desire for people to prioritize kindness and empathy in their interactions, suggesting that these are the values that truly endure.
Dimri's career has seen a significant rise in recent years. She garnered critical recognition for her roles in Anvita Dutt's films "Bulbbul" (2020) and "Qala" (2022). However, it was her supporting role in the blockbuster action drama "Animal" (2023) that catapulted her to wider fame, earning her a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress and the title of "National Crush".
Reflecting on the impact of "Animal," Dimri acknowledged the significant transformation it brought to her life. "My life completely changed after Animal," she said in an interview with Filmfare. "It has truly been a gift... It has been such a wonderful experience, and I have received an overwhelming amount of affection". She recognized that the film led audiences to revisit her earlier performances, increasing her visibility and solidifying her position in the industry.
Looking ahead, Dimri has a number of exciting projects in the pipeline. She will be seen in "O' Romeo," scheduled for release on February 13, 2026. She is also working on "Spirit" alongside Prabhas, marking her second collaboration with "Animal" director Sandeep Reddy Vanga. Other upcoming films include "Animal Park," the sequel to "Animal," where she will share screen space with Ranbir Kapoor again, and "Arjun Ustara" with Shahid Kapoor. Dimri starred opposite Siddhant Chaturvedi in "Dhadak 2", which was released in August 2025. She also featured in "Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3," and "Bad Newz" in 2024.
Despite her rising fame, Dimri remains grounded and focused on her craft. In an earlier interview, she expressed a desire to tell "good stories, real stories with a message" and to play characters that drive the narrative. She has also spoken about the importance of self-love and making discerning choices in her career. "It's very important to say no to stuff you don't like because then you won't be able to do justice to it," Dimri stated.
As Triptii Dimri embarks on a new year filled with professional opportunities and personal growth, her message of kindness and love serves as a timely reminder of the values that truly matter. Her hope for a more compassionate 2026 resonates with many as the world looks forward to a brighter future.
