Vikrant Massey Sparks Online Discussion With Family's Religious Tolerance Insights
Versatile actor Vikrant Massey has delved into the intricate tapestry of his family, shedding light on the diverse religious backgrounds that coexist harmoniously within his household in an exclusive interview with Unfiltered by Samdish.?
The actor candidly discussed his elder brother Moeen's conversion to Islam at the age of 17 and the supportive stance their family took.
Religious Tolerance And Acceptance
Vikrant said, ¡°My brother¡¯s name is Moeen, I am called Vikrant. You¡¯d wonder why the name Moeen? He converted to Islam, my family let him change his religion. They said, ¡®Beta (Son), if you find satisfaction in this, then go ahead.¡¯ He converted at the age of 17, it is a big step." The actor highlights the importance of religious tolerance and personal choice within his family dynamic, emphasising that his mother is Sikh, and his father is a devoted Christian who attends church twice a week.
Defying Norms And Embracing Individual Choices
Facing scrutiny from extended relatives about Moeen's conversion, Vikrant shares his father's unwavering response: "He is my son, he is only answerable to me and has all the rights to choose what he wants." This experience prompted Vikrant to embark on a personal quest to understand the essence of religion, leading him to the realisation that it is a man-made construct.
Meanwhile, Twitter users on Tuesday were seen calling out Vikrant Massey for his remarks. Here is how the internet reacted:?
Celebrating New Beginnings: Vikrant's Growing Family
Beyond the realm of religious discussions, Vikrant joyfully shared news about his growing family. Married to Sheetal Thakur in 2022, the couple recently welcomed a son on February 7. The actor expressed joy through a heartfelt announcement, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the Massey-Thakur family.
Success Continues: Vikrant's Latest Projects
Amid personal milestones, Vikrant Massey is riding high on the success of his latest release, "12th Fail."
Directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, the film revolves around UPSC aspirants and draws inspiration from the real-life experiences of IPS officer Manoj Kumar. Looking ahead, Vikrant is set to grace the screen in the second installment of "Hassen Dilruba," titled "Phir Aayi Haseen Dilruba," and in "The Sabarmati Report," a film produced under Ekta Kapoor's Balaji Motion Pictures.
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