Vikrant Massey clarified that no cuts were suggested by CBFC for The Sabarmati Report. He also discussed the film's sensitive subject matter and defended it against accusations of being propaganda.

The much-awaited The Sabarmati Report, a film based on the 2002 Godhra train burning incident, is all set to hit theaters on Friday. Ahead of its release, lead actor Vikrant Massey addressed rumors of the film's delay due to suggested cuts by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

Recently, Vikrant Massey was trolled for sharing a picture of touching his wife Sheetal Thakur’s feet during Karwa Chauth

Vikrant Massey has established a reputation for himself, where his presence promises good content and ‘The Sabarmati Report’ is no different.

The Vikrant Massey starrer is all set to hit the big screens. Produced by Ekta Kapoor, the film is set in the aftermath of the Godhra train burning incident in 2002, per PTI. The 12th Fail actor will be seen as a vernacular journalist in the upcoming thriller drama that the makers are claiming is ‘inspired by true

Vikrant Massey stars in The Sabarmati Report, exploring the 2002 Godhra train incident. The film releases on November 15, 2024, revealing key insights. In The Sabarmati Report, Vikrant Massey portrays an investigative journalist exploring the 2002 Godhra train incident.

In a recent interview, The Sabarmati Report actor explained what being secular means to him. He also talked about the diversity in his own family and that it is in the DNA of this country to be united in diversity.

Actor Vikrant Massey defends his secularism amidst criticism surrounding his new film, 'The Sabarmati Report'. He emphasizes the importance of respecting all religions and cultures, drawing on his own family's diverse background.

After earning widespread acclaim for his performance in 12th Fail, Vikrant Massey is gearing up for his next film, The Sabarmati Report. However, following the trailer's release, he faced criticism from those questioning his secular beliefs.