Raghav Juyal, the man who made slow-motion and lyrical free flow dance forms highly popular in India, has become talk of the town in Telugu Film circles and social media post his dance performance at The Paradise pre-release event. He started his career as a dancer in Dance India Dance show and became highly famous as Crockroaxz.
From 2011, his videos of slow motion dance have been still popular and attracting viewers all over. He turned into a host with Dance Plus show on Star Plus and created records in TRP. He decided to give up hosting and take up acting full time. With Kill, he became one of the most sought after actor in Hindi Cinema.
Bads of Bollywood, Netflix series directed by Aryan Khan, Shah Rukh Khan's son, has explored his comic timing to the fullest proving him to be a talent to watch out for. Now, he is making Telugu debut with The Paradise and as a reputed dancer, he stole the show with his rocking energy on the stage.
He did his trademark slow-motion walk and slow-motion twists for both the popular songs - Aaya Sher and Yasha Nagula. He became hot topic with many digging up his past credentials while several thinking he might be similar to Yash master on Dhee shows. In fact, his form of dance "inspired" Yash to perform.
While he specialises in lyrical songs and impressed likes of Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Mithun Chakraborthy, Hrithik Roshan with his command on slow-motion and lyrical forms, his energetic moes have been equally popular. Srikanth Odela mentioned that he used his Raghav's dancing prowess also in small bit in the film while his performance will overshadow everything.
With him, Mohan Babu and Nani in one frame, it would be interesting to see how explosive the screen transistions into. Anirudh Ravichander is composing music for the film and the movie is releasing with premieres on 23rd September while it would be opening wide on 24th September worldwide.
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