Vikrant Massey's 'Sector 36': A Timely Tale of Crime Against Women and Children

Vikrant Massey's latest film 'Sector 36' deals with the alarming and persistent issue of crimes against women and children. Directed by Aditya Nimbalkar, the crime thriller features Massey as a serial killer targeting children, aiming to bring attention to the pervasive nature of such crimes.

Actor Vikrant Massey emphasizes that his latest film, 'Sector 36,' is crucial due to the persistent issue of crimes against women and children.

Directed by Aditya Nimbalkar, the movie showcases Massey as a serial killer targeting children, based on true events.

Highlighting the alarming nature of these crimes, Massey points to recent cases that have shaken the nation, stressing the need for collective action despite India’s advancements.

'Sector 36' follows Inspector Ram Charan Pandey, portrayed by Deepak Dobriyal, on his quest to nab a serial killer harming children.

Massey reveals his extensive research into the mindset of serial killers to bring authenticity to his role.

Massey underscores that while the film delves into the psychology of such criminals, it does not glorify them. Instead, it aims to spark important conversations about the safety of women and children.

Produced by Maddock Films, 'Sector 36' is set for release on Netflix on September 13.