Actor Vikrant Massey, who garnered significant attention for 12th Fail and the recently released The Sabarmati Report, discussed his approach to choosing projects, expressing his preference for "entertainment and inspiring cinema." Speaking to the media at the closing ceremony of the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), he said, "I always try to work responsibly. Whether it is 12th Fail, Sector 36, or The Sabarmati Report, there is always an effort to entertain people while also being part of responsible cinema."

Commenting on the current filmmaking landscape and audience responses, he added, "I am interested in doing entertainment and inspiring cinema. Even today, cinema remains a highly influential medium. Many in society draw inspiration from it. In India, we produce about 1,800 to 2,000 films annually, encompassing all genres. While all kinds of films should be made, responsible cinema is thriving, and audiences are appreciating it."