Actor Raghav Juyal who rose to significant popularity for his appearance in ‘Kill’ and show ‘Bads of Bollywood’ is making his Telugu debut in the upcoming Nani starrer ‘The Paradise’ directed by Srikanth Odela. Ahead of the film’s September 24 release, the actor and dancer entertained the audience with his dance performance at the film’s pre-release event.
Raghav Juyal grooves on ‘Aaya Sher’ and ‘Yeshanagula’
During the ‘The Paradise’ event, anchor Suma Kanakala invited Raghav onto the stage as Anirudh Ravichander’s ‘Aaya Sher’ began playing. Raghav Juyal known for his energetic slow motion dance style had the audience cheering throughout.The ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ actor performed two songs from the film, ‘Aaya Sher’ and ‘Yeshanagula’, leaving Nani, Kayadu Lohar, the cast and crew and the audience cheering for him.During his dance he also performed his famous slow-mo walk. After finishing his first performance, Raghav returned to the stage when ‘Yeshanagula’ started playing. He also invited Suma Kanakala onto the stage to dance with him.Nani later praised Raghav’s energy and joked that the actor would take over the internet with dance reels following the performance.
Raghav Juyal plays the villain in ‘The Paradise’
Speaking of Raghav Juyal’s role in ‘The Paradise’, he will be seen playing a negative character playing the role of Vikram Maalik. He looks to be the leader of a powerful clan. His appearance shows him donning a handlebar moustache and heavy gold jewellery.
Plot and team of ‘The Paradise’
The story revolves around a tribal community that has been denied basic rights for many years. It later focuses on their fight for justice when a new leader rises against the system that has oppressed them for generations.Talking about ‘The Paradise’, this marks Nani’s second project with Srikanth Odela after ‘Dasara’. The music is composed by star musician Anirudh Ravichander.It features Kayadu Lohar as the female lead. Mohan Babu and Sampoornesh Babu are also part of the important cast.‘The Paradise’ has received an A certificate from the CBFC and has a runtime of 2 hours and 49 minutes.