12th Fail: Kangana Ranaut Showers Praise On Vikrant Massey After ‘Cockroach’ Remark

Vikrant Massey’s rocking it!

His new movie “12th Fail” is a hit! Everyone’s loving it, even famous actors like Kangana Ranaut. She says Vikrant’s acting is super awesome and he could be as good as the late Irrfan Khan. She also gave a thumbs-up to the movie’s director.

Taking to her Instagram, Kangana wrote, “What a terrific film. Coming from Hindi medium myself belonging to a rural village and being a general caste student for entry tests without reservations in my school years, I was weeping throughout the film, ufff never cried so much in a flight, my co-passengers were stealing concerned glances at me, I am embarrassed.” The post comes years after Kangana called Vikrant a ‘cockroach.’

In her next story, she added, “Vidhu sir has won my heart all over again, Vikrant Massey is beyond amazing!! In his coming years he might just fill the void Irfan Khan saab left behind…salutations to your talent dear one.”

Why Kangana called Vikrant a Cockroach?

Back in 2021, there was a stir when Vikrant Massey jokingly referred to his friend and Himachali actress Yami Gautam as ‘Radhe Maa’ in a photo from her wedding with Aditya Dhar. Following this as annoying Kangana, who is also a Himachali, took to Instagram and commented, “Kahan se nikla ye cockroach. Laao meri chappal (Where did this cockroach come from, bring my slippers).”

Reacting to this, Vikrant in an interview to Bollywood Bubble, said “I really don’t pay attention to all these things. I try to very consciously negate toxicity in my life. That’s why I don’t go to Twitter much and I have been very vocal about it. That is one of the worst public discourse platforms that we have. But individually, I generally don’t tend to pay attention to these things. So, to wrap it up I will quietly quote one of my favourite writers Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. You really pray for the ignorant. The only thing you can do for the ignorant and unaware is to pray for better sense and wish them the best in life.”

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About 12th Fail

Vidhu Vinod Chopra directorial centers on UPSC aspirants and draws from real-life stories. It sheds light on the challenges faced by countless students preparing for the UPSC entrance exam, focusing on the journey of Manoj Kumar Sharma, portrayed by Vikrant. The film poignantly depicts Sharma’s triumph over poverty to achieve his dream of becoming an IPS officer.