"Balika Vadhu to Qubool Hai, television programs in which Vikrant Massey appeared "

After graduating from RD National College, Bollywood actor Vikrant Massey made his acting debut in the Dhoom Machao Dhoom television series. Following this, Vikrant contributed to other well-known TV series and earned a particular place in the hearts of viewers. Balika Vadhu, Qubool Hai, Dharam Veer, Gumraah, and the dancing reality program Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa brought Vikrant a lot of popularity before he entered the movie business. Fans are devastated by the 12th Fail actor's Instagram post announcing his early retirement from movies in 2025. Vikrant, who is well-known for his versatility, has captured the hearts of viewers with his superb performances in numerous TV series. Let's examine a few of his well-known television programs.Veer Dharam In 2008, Vikrant starred in the television series Dharam Veer. A historical television program in India is called Dharam Veer. Dharam and Veer, two princes, and their future exploits are the subject of this fictional tale.

Sagar Pictures is presenting it. Veer Dharam In Vikrant Massey's career, this TV program has been a huge success. The actor from 12th Fail portrayed Prince Dharam in this television series. Vadhu Balika Additionally, Vikrant starred in the well-known television series Balika Vadhu. Vikrant played the well-liked supportive husband of Sugana, Vibha Anand, in this television series, Shyam Singh. Vikrant produced a number of really popular TV series after this one. Qubool Hai Massey VikrantEveryone enjoyed Vikrant's portrayal of Shohbit in the television series "Gumrah: End of Innocence." In addition, Vikrant participated in the dancing reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. Lootera, a period romance directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, was his first motion picture appearance. Sonakshi Sinha and Ranveer Singh played the main parts in the 2013 movie. Vikrant has so far starred in a number of popular movies, including Haseen Dillruba, Sector 36, The Sabarmati Report, 12th Fail, Dil Dhadakne Do, and Chhapaak.