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Emraan Hashmi has finally broken his silence on the viral video from Aryan Khan’s directorial debut series The B**ds of Bollywood. In the clip, actor Raghav Juyal, who plays a die-hard Emraan Hashmi fan, is seen singing Kaho Na Kaho from Emraan’s 2004 film Murder. The nostalgic moment quickly took over social media, with fans calling it a “perfect throwback” to Emraan’s early 2000s era. Also read: ‘Aryan Khan Aur Mera Dimaag…’: Raghav Juyal On Emraan Hashmi Clip From The Ba***ds Of Bollywood | Exclusive Addressing the viral buzz, Emraan, speaking to the media during a press conference for his next release, Haq, shared that he recently had a candid conversation with Aryan Khan and the Red Chillies Entertainment team about the scene. “Kuch din pehle hi yeh conversation meri hui Aryan [Khan] aur Red Chillies team ke saath. Humein pata tha viral hoga, lekin is tarah se viral hoga, woh kabhi socha nahi tha. I think it’s a lesson to be learnt,” Emraan said with a smile. He went on to add, “I think iske pehle fans jo hain, woh naam leke pukarte the, ya phir… ek doosra image tha, ‘S’ se shuru hota hai. Main naam nahi loonga, nahi toh raat bhar yahi chalta rahega.” Referring to his long-standing “serial kisser” tag, Emraan joked that it’s refreshing to see people talking about his dialogues now instead of his image. “Abhi woh dialogue ka zikr hota hai – so no complaints,” he quipped. The actor, who’s known for his intense roles and chartbuster songs, said he’s happy that audiences are now viewing his work from a new lens. Not long back, Raghav, in an exclusive chat with News18 Showsha had opened up on the viral scene. He had said, “Bahut accha response mila. Expect kiya tha maine bhi aur Aryan ne bhi ke aisa hoga. I really worked hard on myself and created something new. Bahut maza aaya mujhe. Emraan sir aaye aur woh scene hua, main rone bhi lag gaya scene mein! Aur woh bante bante ban gaya aisa scene — bahut hee dil se kiya maine. Agar main comedy karne ki koshish karta toh ajeeb ho jaati, lekin dil se maine aansoo nikale aur woh gaana gaya (I got a really good response. Aryan and I both expected it would turn out this way. I really worked hard on myself and created something new. I enjoyed it a lot. When Emraan sir came and that scene happened, I actually started crying in the scene! And while doing it, the scene just shaped up like that — I did it straight from the heart. If I had tried to do comedy, it would have felt awkward, but I genuinely shed tears and sang that song. I specifically sang the Arabic version because I thought it would come across as funny).”
