Raghav Juyal’s experience in movies spans over a decade, but it is only the last two years that have marked his rise to prominence, thanks to his breakout performance in Kill (2023), his vulnerable and sensitive cop act in Gyaarah Gyaarah (2024), and later, a negative turn in Yudhra (2024). With The B***ds of Bollywood, the excitement around him has only grown bigger. Days before the show’s première, the actor opened up to mid-day about the frustration he battled while waiting for his work to be released.

“On television, I was a king. I had a house, a car, and I was famous. In some ways, I was a star. But in movies, it was like the struggle of a new job had begun. When I left TV, I knew that I had to be patient to work in films because sometimes it takes years for a film to get made. And then it takes time for the release. I had shot for many projects — Yudhra, Kill, The Ba***ds of Bollywood — but they were not releasing. I kept giving auditions, but there was a time when I was a little frustrated, thinking what would happen,” he said.