China will release the film 12th Failure, starring Vikrant Massey; Vidhu Vinod Chopra says, “I think storytelling transcends borders.”

One of the most talented performers in the business, Bollywood’s Vikrant Massey, showcased his acting prowess once more in the movie “12th Fail.” The actor, who recently became a parent, is currently having the time of his life amidst the film’s incredible popularity. Renowned director Vidhu Vinod Chopra brought the tale and characters to life in a way that captured everyone’s attention.

The film “12th Fail” is now ready for release in China, where its narrative is expected to attract viewers.
The Chinese release of “12th Fail,” starring Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankr, is currently scheduled. The film’s director, Vidhu Vinod Chopra, expressed his joy in a statement. “As a filmmaker, I think storytelling transcends borders,” he said. “Introducing ’12th Fail’ to China is not only about expanding one’s audience but also about disseminating experiences that are universal and meaningful to people everywhere.”
“I am sure that people everywhere will relate to the struggles and perseverance of the characters,” he continued, “because 12th Fail is based on the story of honest people.”I’m interested to see how it resonates with Chinese viewers.”
In a previous interview, Vikrant Massey discussed his involvement with the 12th Fail with GQ India. He performed as a 19-year-old UPSC hopeful.
Vikrant Massey, who portrayed a 19-year-old UPSC hopeful, discussed his part in “12th Fail” in a previous interview with GQ India. He declared, “I trained for the movie for over a year and a half, and the three months leading up to the shoot were devoted to intensive readings and workshops. I needed to get a tan and lose weight. My skin actually burned when I was tanning, and I panicked out, thinking we would have to postpone our shoot by a few weeks.”
The new parent recalled how Vidhu Vinod Chopra had shot him without makeup, and that after telling him about the skin burn, the director had suggested they shoot it raw. “He declared that we would no longer require cosmetics, calling this a blessing. We’d be entering uncooked,” the performer recalled. He did stress, though, that the character’s emotional transformation was more difficult than her physical transformation.
“The toughest part of this journey for me, however, was the emotional weight that came with playing this character,” the actor stated while discussing the hardest portion of the movie. A person who stands for the aspirations of millions of Indians. to convey a true India story that the general public would find appealing.”
“12th Fail,” which is based on true stories, centers on UPSC candidates and is directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra. This dramatization is biographical and
The difficulties faced by millions of students attempting the UPSC entrance exam are clearly shown in the film. Interestingly, it is a biographical play that tells the story of Manoj Kumar Sharma, who rose from extreme poverty to become an IPS officer.