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Vikrant Massey: Small Films, Big Impact
19 Oct
Summary
- Vikrant Massey launched Homemade Stories production house with Musafir Cafe.
- He believes in categorizing films as good or bad, not big or small.
- Physical cafes replicating the show's concept will open in India.

National Award-winning actor Vikrant Massey has entered production with Homemade Stories, launching the venture with the relatable web series Musafir Cafe. Massey believes film categorization should focus solely on quality, stating, "It really doesn't matter how big or how small a film is. What really matters in the world of storytelling is, if it is a good film or a bad film."
This conviction was solidified by his experience with '12th Fail,' which, despite its modest budget and screen count, became the longest-running film of the new millennium. Massey aims for Homemade Stories to champion impactful, relatable narratives that resonate with audiences.
Further extending the reach of Musafir Cafe, Massey plans to open two physical cafes in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, allowing audiences to experience the show's world firsthand. Massey will next be seen portraying spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar in the film 'White'.