Vikrant Massey to open 'Musafir Cafe' outlets in Himachal and Uttarakhand
Inspired by his show, actor Vikrant Massey is building two real-life 'Musafir Cafe' outlets with rooms for visiting artists.
Actor Vikrant Massey, who has carved out a distinct space for himself through his performances, is in the news for his latest project. After the success of the show 'Musafir Cafe', Massey is now preparing to bring the show's concept to life. According to available information, the actor is setting up two cafes named 'Musafir Cafe', one in Himachal Pradesh and one in Uttarakhand.
Construction of both cafes is said to have already begun. An attempt is being made to design them along the same lines as the cafe shown in the 'Musafir Cafe' show.
Another feature of these cafes is that they will have nearly twenty rooms for artists to stay in. This means the place will not be limited to being just a cafe but will also function as a residency space for artists. The idea, it is understood, is to allow artists coming from within the country and abroad to stay there and focus on their work.
Vikrant Massey is not associated with the 'Musafir Cafe' project only as an actor. He is also part of the project through his production house, 'Homemade Stories'. An attempt is now being made to bring the cafe concept seen on screen into the real world.
In the series 'Musafir Cafe', Vikrant Massey played the important role of Chandar. The story showed Chandar's dream of moving away from the rush of the corporate world to live a peaceful life in the mountains and start his own cafe. 'Musafir Cafe' was an important part of his journey in the story.
The series also featured Vedika Pinto and Mahima Makwana in important roles. Vedika played an ambitious young woman who dreams of becoming a leading civil lawyer in Mumbai. Mahima Makwana's character, on the other hand, is seen running the 'Musafir Cafe' in Mussoorie along with Chandar.
Audiences liked the story of 'Musafir Cafe', its mountain setting and Chandar's journey. Vikrant Massey is now attempting to bring this same concept to life. It is expected that once the two cafes in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand open, they will develop into a creative space offering both work and accommodation for artists.
