By News18,Sahas,Yatamanyu Narain

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After receiving massive praise for his performance in Kill, Raghav Juyal has become the talk of B-Town for his remarkable performance in Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood. The Netflix series marks Raghav’s second collaboration with Lakshya, where he brilliantly essayed the role of Parvaiz, his best friend.
Raghav revealed that he has formed a strong bond of brotherhood off-screen with Lakshya and there is no competition between them.
Raghav Juyal Talks About His Bond With Lakshya
During an interview with The Times of India, the reality TV star turned actor discussed his and Lashya’s real-life friendship. Asked if they ever feared being overshadowed by the other, Raghav simply replied, “We became friends as we spent so much time working on Kill. Hamara nature same hai, jokes same hai, humour same hai. We understand each other well, and this equation reflects on screen.” He further stressed, “There’s no competition. Nothing is bigger than your film.”
Raghav’s screen presence and acting in The Ba***ds of Bollywood has been grabbing lots of attention. His transition from being a dancer to a popular reality TV host and then an actor has been praised by the fans. While talking about choosing acting, Raghav shared, “I have a habit of surprising myself in life. Maybe in a few years I will move away from acting, and you might find me horse riding somewhere,” he said jokingly. “The only thing about acting is that you get to live as different characters, so you don’t get bored. With acting there is self-discovery,” he added.
Raghav Juyal Praises Director Aryan Khan
The actor further shared his thoughts on Aryan Khan as a director. “It’s commendable that as a first-time director Aryan made a series that’s high on comedy along with drama. It is a risk given how tough the genre is. Aryan had a fresh and brave take. He is raw and unapologetic,” Raghav shared.
The Ba***ds of Bollywood
Aryan Khan’s directorial debut, The Ba***ds of Bollywood, blends action, humour, and nostalgia while revealing the flaws of the entertainment industry. The series follows Aasmaan Singh, whose successful debut leads him to a role in Karan Johar’s film alongside Karishma Talvar (Sahher Bambba), daughter of Ajay Talvar (Bobby Deol). Aasmaan must overcome his producer’s multi-film contract, Ajay’s interference in his budding romance with Karishma, and some unforeseen circumstances as he strives to carve a space for himself in Bollywood.