Vikrant Massey, who began his acting career with the musical sitcom Dhoom Machaao Dhoom (2007), worked in popular television shows such as Dharam Veer, Balika Vadhu, and Qubool Hai before making his way into cinema. He has worked in several critically acclaimed blockbusters such as Lootera, Lipstick Under My Burkha, Chhapaak, and Haseen Dillruba. However, the turning point in his career came in 2017 with Konkona Sen Sharma‘s English drama A Death in the Gunj, in which he played the lead role and showcased his versatility as a performer. After spending a decade in the entertainment industry, Vikrant Massey has delivered the biggest hit of his career — 12th Fail — a biographical drama written and directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra.
The film, inspired by the life of IPS officer Manoj Sharma, who failed his 12th board exam and resorted to odd jobs to pay for education, has been submitted as an independent nomination for the Oscars. According to an Indian Express report, the film, made on a budget of Rs 20 crore, earned around Rs 67 crore worldwide. With several celebrities such as Deepika Padukone, Hrithik Roshan, Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif, and others praising the movie, and the strong buzz surrounding 12th Fail, we decided to take a virtual tour of its lead actor Vikrant Massey’s beautiful sea-facing house.
25 photos that will take you inside 12th Fail actor Vikrant Massey’s sea-facing house
In 2020, Vikrant Massey took to social media to announce that he had finally purchased his dream house. The 12th Fail actor, who tied the knot with his Broken But Beautiful co-star Sheetal Thakur in February 2022, shared several photos from the griha pravesh puja, which took place in 2021. Located in Madh Island, the house boasts a huge balcony that offers a breathtaking 180-degree view of the Arabian Sea. When asked about his favorite spot in the house, Massey mentioned his balcony, saying, “My balcony. I have the sea right in front of me. It’s a 180-degree sea view where I see nature’s art every single day. My balcony is the best place to appreciate art right now,” as reported by Hindustan Times.
