Earlier this week, Vikrant Massey revealed his intention to take an extended break from acting to prioritize his personal life and well-being.

Actor Vikrant Massey recently stunned his fans when he announced plans to take a long break from acting, leading many to speculate whether he was considering retirement. The news left his followers concerned about his future in the industry. However, it seems the actor has quickly returned to work, dispelling any rumors of retirement.

Massey is currently in Dehradun, where he is shooting for his next film alongside actress Shanaya Kapoor. The actor’s swift return to the set indicates that while he may have taken time off to focus on his personal life, he is not stepping away from his career altogether. This marks the beginning of his new project, much to the relief of his fans.

Massey had earlier cited his need to step back from the limelight to recharge and focus on personal matters, hinting at a break for self-reflection and rest. His current return to filming proves that he is taking the necessary time for balance, yet still remains dedicated to his craft.

Vikrant back at work

Vikrant Massey was recently spotted in Dehradun, where he is currently shooting for his upcoming film Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan alongside Shanaya Kapoor. This appearance comes shortly after his announcement about taking a break from acting, which sparked widespread speculation and concern among his fans. The news of his hiatus had many wondering whether he was planning to retire, but his return to work has reassured his followers that he is not stepping away from his career entirely.

In fact, Vikrant’s decision to take a break seems to be more about focusing on his personal life and well-being, as he had mentioned previously. His appearance on the set of Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan indicates that he is not leaving the industry, but instead taking the necessary time to reset before diving into new projects. Fans are now excited about his return to the screen with this new film alongside Shanaya Kapoor, which promises to be an exciting venture.

As the team commenced shooting in Dehradun for their upcoming film Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan, Vikrant Massey was spotted wearing a black puffer jacket, braving the chilly weather of the hill station. A video of Vikrant meeting Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has surfaced on social media, showing the actor warmly greeting the politician. In the clip, the two are seen shaking hands and engaging in a brief conversation.

Meanwhile, Shanaya Kapoor was also spotted on set, dressed casually in a sweater paired with denim pants, looking relaxed as filming progressed. The pictures and video have quickly gained traction online, with fans expressing excitement over the behind-the-scenes moments of this much-anticipated project.

This interaction with the Chief Minister and the film shoot in the picturesque city highlight Vikrant’s active return to work after announcing his break. The scenic backdrop of Dehradun and the actor’s return to the set suggest an exciting phase ahead for both Vikrant and Shanaya.

Aankhon Ki Gustaakhiyan is an upcoming film that will offer a contemporary take on romance and the modern phenomenon of ghosting. While the specific plot details remain under wraps, the film is said to explore the complexities of relationships in today’s digital age.

Directed by Santosh Singh, the film is produced by Mansi and Varun Bagla, with a script written by Niranjan Iyengar and Mansi Bagla. The music for the project will be composed by Vishal Mishra, known for his work in the music industry. This project marks an exciting collaboration, with Vikrant Massey and Shanaya Kapoor leading the cast, generating anticipation among audiences for its unique storyline and fresh take on love and relationships.

Vikrant plans a break

On Monday, Vikrant Massey shared an emotional message on Instagram, announcing that he would be taking a break from acting after 2025. In his heartfelt note, he expressed gratitude for the support he had received over the years, calling it a “phenomenal” journey. However, he mentioned that it was time for him to recalibrate and focus on his family and personal life, embracing roles as a husband, father, and son. Vikrant revealed that 2025 would be the year he meets his fans “for one last time” before taking a step back from the limelight. He concluded the note by reflecting on his upcoming films and the memories he has created over the years, thanking his supporters for everything in between.

This announcement has left fans both excited and emotional, marking a significant shift in Vikrant’s career. While he reassured his followers of his return for a few more projects, it seems his focus is shifting towards a more personal chapter in his life.

After his initial announcement, Vikrant Massey took to further clarifying his intentions regarding his break from acting. In an interview with News18 Showsha, he addressed the confusion surrounding his note and reassured fans that he was not quitting acting altogether. The actor explained that his post was not a declaration of retirement, but rather a message about stepping back for a while to focus on his personal life and family commitments.

Vikrant emphasized that his break was more about recalibrating and reconnecting with his roles as a husband, father, and son. He also hinted that he would continue to pursue acting after this period, though his focus would shift for a while to prioritize personal growth and family over his professional commitments.

This clarification has alleviated the concerns of fans who had feared he was leaving the industry for good. While the specifics of his future career path remain unclear, it seems Vikrant is taking the time to balance his personal and professional life.

In his recent interview, Vikrant Massey clarified that he is not retiring from acting, as many had initially assumed. He explained that he was simply feeling burned out and needed a long break to focus on his health and personal life. “I’m not retiring… Just burned out. Need a long break. Miss home and health are also acting up… People misread it,” he said. Vikrant emphasized that acting has given him everything, but the pressures of the profession have taken a toll on both his physical and mental health.

He further shared that he was experiencing a sense of monotony and wanted to take time off to focus on his family, health, and improving his craft. “I want to take some time off to focus on my family and health. I would be back when the time feels right,” he added, reassuring fans that this break was not the end of his career, but rather a necessary pause to recalibrate.

Vikrant’s comments have reassured fans who were concerned about his future in acting, as he made it clear that he is taking this time for personal growth rather than stepping away from the industry permanently.

Courtesy: NDTV

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