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Rohit Roy slams TV actors, calls TV a ‘dustbin medium’, says many 'lack class, grace'

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Rohit Roy slams TV actors, calls TV a ‘dustbin medium’, says many 'lack class, grace'

Rohit Roy expressed his belief that television actors often lack sophistication and elegance, labeling the medium as a 'dustbin' for its perceived low status.

He emphasized that film actors exude a certain style and presence in public.

According to Roy, the popularity generated on social media doesn’t translate to real respect for actors.

Ultimately, he feels that cinema will always be regarded as superior to television in terms of legacy.

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