Raghav Juyal discusses his new film, Bhai Tera Star Hai, and its comedic appeal. He feels the film fills a gap for lighthearted entertainment. Juyal notes a shift in industry perception after his role in the film Kill. He aims to offer audiences a dose of happiness through his comedy projects. Juyal also shares his views on being a protector and provider for women. Raghav Juyal discusses his new film, Bhai Tera Star Hai, and its comedic appeal. He feels the film fills a gap for lighthearted entertainment. Juyal notes a shift in industry perception after his role in the film Kill. He aims to offer audiences a dose of happiness through his comedy projects. Juyal also shares his views on being a protector and provider for women.
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