Vikrant Massey Talks About the Fading Star Culture in Indian Cinema

Actor Vikrant Massey has opened up about the fading star tradition in Hindi cinema. He agrees that OTT has performed an essential half in it however there are different components, too. Talking about the web-space enjoying an integral half in the erosion of star tradition, Vikrant stated: "I don't think it's (just) because of OTT. I think it is because of society in general. 14 Phere: Vikrant Massey and Kriti Kharbanda’s Social Comedy to Premiere on ZEE5 on July 23!

The new generation we see today, they don't idol worship like probably people 20 years ago used to do. Cinema culture was a hit but people are so busy with their own lives. The newer generation have digitisation and technology at their disposal." He added: "My nieces are eight and nine. They don't watch Indian content. They are sitting and watching Korean content, so the world has shrunk because of digitisation. We are far more exposed to international content." Mumbaikar First Look Out! Vijay Sethupathi, Vikrant Massey, Sachin Khedekar Movie Is An Ode To People Of The City That Never Sleeps (View Pic).

"OTT has definitely played an important part but also I think there are far more important things that people are busy with, like the pandemic, and everybody has something in their lives, especially the newer generations," he defined. "They don't do idol worship as much. All these things are interlinked," stated the actor, whose newest movie is "Haseen Dilruba", which was launched on Netflix.