Vikrant Massey, Medha Shankr at twelfth Fail success bash

New Delhi:

The makers of twelfth Fail hosted a hit social gathering following the movie’s grand feat on the field workplace. The forged and crew of twelfth Fail celebrated the movie’s 100 days in cinemas on Saturday in Mumbai. The social gathering was attended by lead actors Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankr together with their director Vidhu Vinod Chopra. Other actors like Anant V Joshi, who performed the position of Vikrant’s buddy within the movie, Anshumaan Pushkar and Priyanshu Chatterjee had been additionally noticed on the social gathering. At the social gathering, the forged of twelfth Fail had been additionally seen posing with IPS officer Manoj Sharma and his spouse Shraddha Joshi.

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Meanwhile, Vikrant Massey gained the Best Actor Award within the Critics Category for his stellar efficiency in twelfth Fail on the 69th Filmfare Awards. The actor devoted the award to IPS Manoj Kumar Sharma, on whom the movie relies. Manoj Kumar Sharma additionally shared an image with Vikrant and his trophy on social media and he wrote, “Jab ek Manoj dusre Manoj ko apni Filmfare trophy dikhane lata hai, tab uss par aur bhi pyaar ata hai (When one Manoj brings his Filmfare trophy to another Manoj, it is all the more lovable).” Take a have a look at the submit right here:

The actor additionally shared an image of himself together with his trophy and he wrote, “We’re home. Finally. Thank you Vidhu Vinod Chopra, Zee Studio Official and Filmfare for turning my childhood dream into a reality.”

About the movie, NDTV’s Saibal Chatterjee wrote: “A realistic and restrained adaptation of a book of the same name, the film centres on a young man, a struggling Hindi medium student, who makes the journey from a lawless Chambal village to the top echelons of the police force, inevitably hitting many a daunting roadblock on the way…12th Fail is an entertaining, thought-provoking version of the true story of an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer. The screenplay yields a completely relatable narrative. It squeezes every ounce of drama from the rough and tumble of the man’s voyage without resorting to any sort of excess.”