Desk. Vikrant Massey has come a long way since his debut on television. After years of memorable work in TV, films and streaming, the actor is one of the best actors of his generation. His stellar performances in '12th Fail', 'Sector 36' and 'The Sabarmati Report' have made him recognized as an actor who is not afraid of doing challenging roles. However, with this success also came an unexpected difficulty in his life. In a recent conversation, Vikrant told that after the release of 'The Sabarmati Report' he had to face online misbehavior and threats.
These days, Vikrant is enjoying the success of his newly released series 'The Musafir Cafe', which has been given a 3.5 rating by India TV. Meanwhile, he also told about the most difficult phase of his life. Speaking on Shekhar Suman's YouTube show 'Shekhar Tonite', Vikrant Massey talked about online trolling and the increasing hatred on social media. He said, 'I agree with you that hatred has increased a lot on social media in recent times, because it has affected me too. On my emotional and mental health.
Recalled the criticism he faced after working in 'The Sabarmati Report'. The film was based on the 2002 Godhra train burning incident. He told, 'I did a film called The Sabarmati Report and I am very proud of that film, when I did that film, people used the same word you did – propaganda. People called that film propaganda. We made it on the Godhra train burning incident. We made it on the burning of Sabarmati Express. I had to listen to a lot of abuses. My WhatsApp number got leaked. My car number got leaked. People openly threatened me.
During this, the actor told that these threats had a deep impact on him, because at that time he had become a father. When Vikrant Massey spoke about the threats being targeted at his family, his son Vardaan was just a few months old. He revealed that this situation had a very bad impact on him and said that he had openly talked about it in the media. He further said, 'However, with time I realized that they are all cowards and it doesn't matter to me what people say about me. What matters is that my own people are my responsibility. I am answerable to them.