Rohit Roy has sparked discussion after describing television as a “dustbin medium.” Comparing TV actors with film stars, he said, “You see another gathering with lots of TV actors. Look at the way they behave, you’ll get your answer.”
Actor Rohit Roy has shared his candid views on the television industry, describing it as a "dustbin medium" while comparing the public image and conduct of television actors with that of film stars. The actor, who has built a significant part of his career in television, said film personalities display a certain level of “style and class” that he feels is often missing among TV actors.
During his appearance on the Kindle Cast YouTube channel, Rohit spoke about how actors conduct themselves during public appearances. He said, “You see any public appearance of a film actor, you see the carriage with which he or she comes out, especially if they are a star. Of course, everyone puts on a front. We have to put on a front. But their front is graceful, dignified, stylish, cool… There is a certain amount of style and class.”
Comparing this with gatherings involving TV actors, Rohit added, "You see another gathering with lots of TV actors. Look at the way they behave, you’ll get your answer."
He stressed that celebrities should maintain “grace” and “dignity” in public and avoid making comments or behaving in a certain way simply because paparazzi cameras are present.
