Vikrant Massey, known for his role in “12th Fail,” shared in an interview how he made a bold decision at 24 to leave his ₹35 lakh per month TV contract and pursue a career in films. Despite his initial financial security, Massey admitted to using up all his savings within a year after taking the leap. During this challenging period, his girlfriend, Sheetal, who later became his wife, supported him by providing financial assistance for auditions.
Transitioning from television to films is a challenging journey, but actors like Vikrant Massey show remarkable resilience. Last year, his film “12th Fail” surprised many with its success at the box office, earning recognition from across the film industry. In a recent interview with Unfiltered by Samdish, Vikrant shared insights into his journey from TV to films and his decision to leave behind a lucrative acting job in television to pursue his passion for cinema.
Reflecting on his decision in the interview, Vikrant expressed how he earned well in TV and even bought his first house at 24. However, he felt discontent with the regressive content on television and yearned for a change. Despite achieving financial security, he realized that it didn’t bring him inner peace. This realization prompted him to take the risk and venture into the world of cinema.
Vikrant’s story serves as inspiration for aspiring actors, highlighting the importance of following one’s passion despite financial uncertainties. His journey exemplifies the courage needed to pursue dreams and the sacrifices often required to break free from comfort zones. Despite the challenges, Vikrant’s determination ultimately led him to success in the film industry, proving that sometimes, taking risks can lead to fulfilling rewards.