Bollywood actor Vikrant Massey has become the latest celebrity to test positive for the novel coronavirus. The actor on Sunday informed his fans and followers that he tested positive for Covid-19 despite taking all necessary precautions. The Mirzapur actor also urged those who came in contact with him to take their virus test.
Vikrant took to social media and wrote, “Despite necessary precautions on the shoot, I’ve tested Covid positive. In self quarantine. Requesting all those who’ve come in close contact with me in the last few days, to get themselves tested ASAP.”
“I’m taking the prescribed medications & adequate rest and currently doing fine. Urging everyone to do the basics right, and step out of your homes, ONLY IF NECESSARY,” he added.
Earlier this week, Bollywood celebrities like Aamir Khan, Kartik Aaryan, Paresh Rawal, Rohit Saraf, Ramesh Taurani, Milind Soman and R Madhavan tested positive for Covid-19.
On the work front, Vikrant Massey will next be seen in “Love Hostel” and the series “Switchh”. He also has ‘Haseen Dilruba’ ready for the release.
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Radhika Apte’s Remarks Spark Fresh Controversy in South Cinema
Talented actress Radhika Apte, who often finds herself in the headlines more for her outspoken and controversial remarks than her acting prowess, has once again stirred debate—this time targeting her experience in a South Indian film.
While promoting her upcoming film “Saali Mohabbat”, Radhika participated in an informal chat alongside her co-star, during which she made some striking comments. Although she acknowledged that South cinema is currently producing strong and meaningful content, she also shared an unpleasant experience from a film she worked on with a relatively small crew.
Radhika said she felt uncomfortable and intimidated on set due to the absence of women in the crew. She pointed out that the production house provided an all-male technical team, which left her shocked. According to her, the situation worsened when the team allegedly insisted that she wear extra padding around her hips and chest to enhance her appearance on screen.
Expressing her frustration, Radhika remarked that she was irritated by the demand and questioned how much “roundness” was expected of her. She added that she strongly objected to the suggestion and made it clear that she would not agree to wearing any padding.
These comments did not go down well with sections of South Indian cinema audiences and fans. Many felt that Radhika unfairly generalized and mocked the industry, accusing her of making such remarks strategically ahead of her film releases to stay in the limelight. Some also countered her statements by pointing out that cosmetic enhancements are far more common and openly discussed in Bollywood.
As expected, her remarks have once again ignited a debate on gender sensitivity, body image, and double standards across film industries.
