Vikrant Masseys promotional visit for The Sabarmati Report in Jaipur sparked intense discussions among students about the 2002 Godhra tragedy.

When asked about his view of secularism, Massey described it as “living together and respecting each other’s culture while taking pride in your own.” He believes in understanding and not labeling everything in binaries. His approach to secularism, he said, involves accepting others without putting them down or elevating oneself to mock another.

Vikrant Massey, who is gearing up for the release of The Sabarmati Report, shared his opinion on the debate around Hindus and Muslims being in danger. The actor further shared that India is the only livable country at present and called the nation the future of the world.

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.

The Sabarmati Report' is a gripping thriller based on the 2002 Sabarmati Express tragedy, following journalists who uncover the truth behind the controversial 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.