Rohit Roy sparks debate by calling TV a lesser medium, criticising actors' conduct

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Actor Rohit Roy has stirred controversy by publicly criticising television actors, claiming many lack sophistication and grace. He described television as a low-status medium, contrasting it unfavourably with the film industry. Roy argued that film actors carry a distinct style and public presence that TV actors often do not. He also dismissed social media popularity as a poor substitute for genuine respect in the entertainment industry. In his view, cinema will always hold a superior legacy compared to television.

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