The Making of a Viral Cinematic Moment
In a candid interview with NDTV, Raghav Juyal shared how the scene came to life. “There is now a separate fan base for just that scene. It wasn’t written in the script. Aryan and I were tense about what to do when Emraan sir enters. Then Aryan suddenly suggested, ‘You’ll sing a song.’ We debated between Bheege Honth Tere and Kaho Na Kaho, and finally went with the latter because of its Arabic portions, which gave me room to perform more.”
The actor recalled how the improvised performance felt overwhelming: “The first day when I gave the master shot, my whole body started shaking and tears rolled down on their own. It happened organically. Everyone, including Aryan, was shocked. But I think it worked because it looked genuine.”
Building the Character of Parvaiz on Set
Raghav also revealed that his character, Parvaiz, did not have a detailed backstory like the others in the film. “All the other characters had well-written backstories. Mine didn’t. Parvaiz was fun but undefined. After Kill, people started seeing me as a lead, so I approached Aryan. He told me, ‘Bro, I know you. I have full faith in you. This is my favourite character. We’ll create it together on set.’ And that’s exactly what happened.”
This collaborative approach allowed the character to evolve naturally during filming, giving Juyal the freedom to experiment and bring spontaneity to the screen.
The Collaborative Chemistry Between Raghav Juyal and Aryan Khan
Raghav further explained how he and Aryan Khan developed a working rhythm that encouraged creativity. “Aryan has a habit of creating on the spot, and my habit is to deliver in different ways. So, whenever we were together, other actors would joke, ‘Oh no, this shoot will now extend!’”
This synergy between director and actor played a key role in shaping some of the film’s most impactful moments. The unscripted nature of their process added authenticity, making scenes resonate more deeply with audiences.
Fans Celebrate the Power of Improvisation
The improvised scene with Emraan Hashmi has since become a fan-favourite, sparking countless discussions and edits online. Many viewers believe its raw, unfiltered energy is what makes it unforgettable, proving that sometimes the most iconic moments in cinema are born out of spontaneity rather than rigid scripts.
Final Takeaway
Raghav Juyal’s revelation about the viral Ba****ds of Bollywood scene highlights how improvisation and trust between actor and director can create magic on screen. His character Parvaiz may have started without a clear identity, but through collaboration and on-the-spot creativity, it evolved into one of the film’s standout elements.
This behind-the-scenes insight not only deepens fans’ appreciation of the film but also reinforces the idea that in cinema, unplanned moments often leave the most lasting impact.
