Raghav Juyal on comedy film 'Bhai Tera Star Hai' and his evolving Bollywood image

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Actor Raghav Juyal has spoken about his upcoming comedy film 'Bhai Tera Star Hai', describing it as a lighthearted entertainer that addresses a gap in current cinema offerings. He believes the film will bring joy to audiences seeking fun, feel-good content. Juyal also reflected on how his critically noted performance in the action film 'Kill' has changed the way the industry perceives him. The actor expressed his desire to balance both genres, using comedy as a vehicle to spread happiness. He additionally shared personal views on his role as a protector and provider in relationships with women.

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