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Rohit Roy: TV is a 'dustbin medium'

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  • Rohit Roy calls television a 'dustbin medium'.
  • He believes film stars possess more style and class.
  • Roy's career began on television in 1995.

Actor Rohit Roy has sparked debate by referring to television as a "dustbin medium," contrasting it with cinema, which he deems "for posterity." Roy, who transitioned from television acting to films, stated that film stars possess a distinct "style and class" in their public appearances and demeanor, which he feels is often absent among television actors.

During a YouTube channel appearance, Roy elaborated on perceived differences in fashion and public conduct, suggesting that while television offers reach, it doesn't always command respect. He recalled his own career, which began with the 1995 Doordarshan series Swabhimaan, and numerous other TV shows before appearing in films like Kaabil and Fashion. Roy implied that some public figures on social media may seek attention through revealing appearances but fail to earn genuine admiration.

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