Read further to know about the actor who made a name for himself in the film industry through his skills and talent. He began his journey by auditioning for a dance reality show and later worked with ...

That passion has paid off. From his Dance India Dance 3 days, where his slow-motion dance style earned him cult status, to becoming a household name through hosting gigs on Dance Plus and India’s Best ...

A gifted performer who once stole hearts with his unique slow-motion dance style has now become one of the most promising actors in the industry.

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Once rejected from a reality show, this talented dancer turned actor has worked hard to make a mark in films and web series, impressing audiences with his versatile performances.

Mumbai, Oct 6 (UNI) Bollywood's multifaceted performer Raghav Juyal is set on making his mark as the lead in the upcoming dance film "ABCD 3". At a recent event in ...

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New Delhi: After receiving massive appreciation for his performances in The Ba***ds of Bollywood as Parvaiz and in Kill, actor-dancer Raghav Juyal has now opened up about another dream. The actor, who ...

After his acclaimed roles in Kill and The Bads of Bollywood, Raghav Juyal shared his ambition to headline ABCD 3. He will next be seen in King and The Paradise ...

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