Raghav Juyal reacted on the success of Kill and the flop of Yudhra

Everyone knows Raghav Juyal today. Everyone is a fan of his dance. Now he is making fans crazy with his acting too. Meanwhile, Raghav Juyal talked about the box office failure of his film Yudhra with Kill and Gyarah Gyarah.

Raghav Juyal said this about the film Yudhra

In fact, during a conversation with Raghav Juyal, when asked if he was disappointed with the box office failure of Yudhra, he said, "People must not have liked it, so they must not have gone to see it. Now there is no compulsion. If Yudhra had come first, I would have been disappointed, but Kill and Eleven Eleven came first and people recognized the actor in me. In Yudhra too, people have praised the actor in me".

The film Yudhra was announced before Covid

Let us tell you that the film Yudhra was announced before Covid and released after almost five years. During the conversation, when asked if such a huge gap worked against the film, Raghav replied, "I don't think so. In reality, the public may not have liked the film, so they will not go to the theater. It is very simple. Kill is a film made in just three train coaches built in Filmistan Studio. It came after Prabhas, Kamal Haasan, and Deepika Padukone's Kalki 2898 AD and before Akshay Kumar sir's Sarfira. All this came and went, but Kill still collected worldwide and became a sensation and a cult classic".

Raghav spoke on the film being a flop

Raghav revealed that he has done many films in the last seven years, but none of the films have been released yet. Talking about this, the actor said, "Even the shooting of War happened during the lockdown, but nothing was released. So, that time was stressful, just waiting for four-five years for your films to release and for people to realize that you can act. Some of my art films are still in the box, including one with Ranveer Shorey, a film with Namit Das and a film with Sanjay Mishra".

The kill changed Raghav's life

However, Raghav Juyal claims that Kill "changed my life completely". Talking about his experience of playing serious and villainous roles so far, Raghav said, "To break an image you need to play a different kind of character. So, it was a conscious decision not to do comedy. TV had also become monotonous for me. I was not getting a chance to try different things and the exposure was also reduced. It feels good to see that after 14 years people have realised that I am a good actor. It is difficult to be patient for so long. Now when I go somewhere people say 'Kya actor hai' and that gives me satisfaction".

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