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'AFTER TIFF, PEOPLE WILL START TAKING ME SERIOUSLY'

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September 08, 2023

All set for his Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) debut, Raghav Juyal hopes this will be a turning point in his acting career

- Sugandha Rawal

'AFTER TIFF, PEOPLE WILL START TAKING ME SERIOUSLY'

Jetting off to Canada for the world premiere of his film, Kill, Raghav Juyal couldn't be more thrilled. This will be the actor-dancer's first time attending the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF), and he is intent on making the most of it.

"It's a surreal feeling. I will use this opportunity to the fullest. I will try and soak in everything that I can, from having conversations with filmmakers to watching cinema from different parts of the world," says the Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan actor.

With this milestone, the 32-year-old is hopeful that his acting career will get a "huge push".

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