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TVF (The Viral Fever) has been a driving force when it comes to treating the audience with captivating and engaging content. Its shows have always found their acceptance with the larger chunk of the audience. While the TVF shows have been touching the emotions of the audience with their compelling stories, it has also impressed the actor Vikrant Massey.

Vikrant Massey loved TVF’s Aspirants season 2: “It’s a good show”

Vikrant Massey was seen in 12th Fail where his performance received tremendous love from the masses. Recently, on a podcast Unfiltered With Samdhish, when Vikrant was asked, What is the last good thing you saw apart from 12th Fail the actor said, "I saw TVF’s Aspirants season 2. I really liked the show. Because it came two days before the 12th Fail and since the promotions of my film were on the go, I was so busy with promotions, I finished the show two days before. I must say, It's a good show. I mean there are very few content that talks about USPE and I loved Aspirants."

The story of 12th Fail dwells in the life of UPSE students and broadly covers the different nuances. Interestingly, TVF's Aspirants also speaks about the life of UPSE aspirants. Notably, USPE had never been talked about on such a large canvas before, until TVF Aspirants brought it to the forefront with the show. It's after the release of TVF's Aspirants, that the conversation of UPSE came into being.

TVF Aspirants garnered immense love from the masses. Notably, Aspirants is at 111 position in IMDb's global list of top 250 TV shows. This indeed speaks volumes of the show's popularity on the global level. With such kinds of shows, TVF has a strong hold on the international content arena. TVF's Aspirants has two seasons of its own and later had two spin-offs with 'SK Sir Ki Class' and 'Sandeep Bhaiya'. Aspirants in itself has become a huge property that is getting love from all quarters which in return is helping TVF in building parallel narratives.