Actor Vikrant Massey shared his experience of facing stereotypes and discrimination when he shifted from television to films despite his popularity on TV. He mentioned being underestimated due to his TV background, with people questioning his abilities in the film industry solely based on his television roots.
In a conversation, Vikrant emphasized that success should be based on one’s skills rather than their professional or socio-economic origins. He highlighted that one’s capabilities, not their background, determine their potential in any field, debunking the notion that one’s background defines their abilities.
Reflecting on his 20-year journey in the entertainment industry, Vikrant expressed gratitude for the continued support from his audience. He acknowledged the audience’s enduring appreciation for his work, especially his iconic role in ‘Balika Vadhu,’ which still resonates with viewers after 18 years.
Vikrant credited the audience’s trust in him as a driving force to tell impactful stories. He emphasized that this trust inspires him to contribute meaningfully through his work, acknowledging the audience’s role in motivating him to create engaging narratives.
Vikrant Massey, known for his roles in TV shows like ‘Balika Vadhu’ and ‘Qubool Hai,’ successfully transitioned to films with acclaimed performances in projects like ‘A Death in the Gunj’ and ‘Haseen Dillruba.’ Recently honored with a National Award, Vikrant is set to star in the upcoming romantic drama series ‘Musafir Cafe,’ premiering on Netflix on July 24.
