That terrible truth about the 12th Fail star, when the director’s personal words touched his heart:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Today we all are crazy about the acting of Vikrant Massey. Be it Manoj of ’12th Fail’ or Bablu Bhaiya of Mirzapur, this guy has won everyone’s heart with his simplicity and skill. But, we often see the success of the stars shining on the screen, but are unable to see the tears hidden behind it.

Recently, during the promotion of his new film ‘The Sabarmati Report’, Vikrant has shared such a painful anecdote from his early days, listening to which you will realize that it was not at all easy for him to reach here.

That first day and the director’s anger
We all know that Vikrant started his journey from the world of TV. Vikrant tells that this incident is from the shoot of his very first show. The first day is always nerve-wracking for a new boy. Cameras, lights and so many people—the pulse keeps rising.

Vikrant told that the behavior of the director present on the set was very bad with him. It is common for a new artist to make mistakes, but instead of explaining, the director started shouting at him.

When it became personal
According to Vikrant, the director not only shouted at the work, but also ‘personal’ Started making comments (personal attacks). Those things were so piercing that the heart of a self-respecting person would be pierced. He was shouting loudly in front of everyone on the set, and Vikrant was just silently swallowing the insults.

Vikrant said, “I could not say anything at that time, but that moment was very heavy for me.”

“I went behind the set and cried bitterly”
When the shoot ended or there was a break, Vikrant moved away and sat in a corner. He told that after that incident he kept crying bitterly for about 20 minutes. At that time, the only thought coming in his mind was, am I really worthy of this work? Should I be here?

That one incident had shattered his confidence. But, thankfully, he did not give up. He wiped his tears and became determined to prove himself.

Today the world is saluting
Just imagine, the boy who was made to feel “worthless” on the very first day, today big directors are standing in line to work with him. Vikrant’s story teaches us that no matter how bad or humiliating the beginning, if you persevere, the world has to bend.

Wherever that director is today, he would definitely be regretting his mistake after seeing Vikrant’s hoardings!

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