Vikrant Massey has been basking within the success of his newest launch twelfth Fail. In a current interplay with ANI on the event of twelfth Fail finishing 100 days on the field workplace, Vikrant recalled how director Vidhu Vinod Chopra advised him he’s nonetheless comparatively unknown within the trade even after working for a decade. (Also learn: Vikrant Massey poses with ‘asli hero’ IPS officer Manoj Kumar Sharma submit first Filmfare win)
What Vidhu advised Vikrant
During the current dialog, Vikrant shared, “I actually consider that twelfth Fail was a restart second of my profession. I’d be sincere when sir (Vidhu Vinod Chopra) approached me to play the function of Manoj, he advised me, ‘Tujhe koi nahin janta… bahut saare log tujhe nahin jante iske bawajood tu kaam kar raha hai itne salo se (Nobody knows you… a lot of people do not know you even then you have been working in the industry for so many years)’.”
Vikrant talks about his ‘restart moment’
He also said, “So sure, it was a restart second for me to work with such a fantastic director, and that too on an enormous story. I had to return and unlearn so many issues. I learnt a lot by working in twelfth Fail. I used to be with sir for two.5 years on the units of the twelfth Fail. He made me be taught a lot. Every day you get up, there’s a restart second.”
On Saturday, Vikrant Massey was seen with director Vidhu Vinod Chopra, co-actor Medha Shankar, and the team of 12th Fail as they celebrated 100 days of 12th Fail in cinemas. The film released in theatres on October 27.
More details about Vikrant
Vikrant Massey started out in the industry with successful TV shows like Dharam Veer and Balika Vadhu. He also gained attention for his supporting roles in films such as Lootera and Dil Dhadakne Do.
12th Fail revolves around UPSC aspirants and is based on real-life experiences. Based on a novel by Anurag Pathak, the film talks about the struggles of millions of students who attempt the UPSC entrance exam. It revolves around the life of Manoj Kumar Sharma, who overcame poverty to become an IPS officer. Vikrant is seen as a young boy from Chambal, who wants to join the police force.
(With inputs from ANI)
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