Mukesh Chhabra defends TV actors, hits back at Rohit Roy's 'dustbin medium' comment
Key Highlights
- Mukesh Chhabra defends TV actors.
- Rohit Roy calls TV actors 'dustbin mediums'.
- TV industry's lack of creativity.
Mukesh Chhabra has come out in support of television actors after casting director Rohit Roy recently called them "dustbin mediums" and shared films are for posterity. In a recent post on X, Mukesh wrote that he truly believes television actors are amazing.
Most Actors Have Found Television
Most of the actors we have found are from television, and I truly believe television actors are amazing. They have an incredible memory, they work every single day, they are extremely professional, they adapt quickly, and they know how to handle the demands of the job.
The discipline, dedication, and commitment they bring to their work is something I deeply admire.
I love all actors, but I think I have a little extra love for TV actors. Just a thought. Sunday feelings.
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Mukesh Has Been Casting Director
Mukesh has been the casting director for films like Dhurandhar, Jawan, and Dangal. He also directed Dil Bechara, which starred Sushant Singh Rajput.
Rohit gained fame on TV shows such as Kkusum, Kittie Party, Des Mein Niklla Hoga Chand, and Viraasat. On the Kindle Cast YouTube channel, he was asked if the TV industry has become more professional. However, has less devotion to the craft now.
He said, “This question has been asked of me several times, and I sometimes feel that I shouldn’t come across as ungrateful. But, television is a dustbin medium. You watch it today, it’s like yesterday’s newspaper.
Tomorrow, you forget about it. So, in India, unfortunately, with the amount of content being created and the same kind of content being created, there’s hardly any creativity.”.
When asked about the ‘caste system’ in Bollywood that sees TV actors as inferior to film, Rohit seemed to defend it. “Quite honestly, television actors don’t have the carriage that film actors have. You see the public appearance of a film actor.
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You see the carriage with which he or she comes out, especially if he or she is a star.
No official statement has been released The news story will continue to be updated as more information becomes available.
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