Raghav Juyal has come a long way – from participating in a dance reality show to hosting it and actually now being getting accolades for his acting chops. He was last seen in ‘Kill‘ and the web-show ‘Gyaarah Gyaarah’. He got a lot of love for both these projects and Raghav has a huge fan following which cannot be unseen. The dancer-turned-actor’s month-old where he was spotted in the city with his ‘Kill’ producer Guneet Monga, has now gone viral.
He looked dapper in a black suit but as he was walking, his shoe laces opened up. Immediately, there was someone who came to help him and tied his shoe lace in public. His fans are slightly disappointed to see this while some also came in his support. Here’s how the internet reacted as this video went viral.
A user said, “Why is nobody mentioning that its not good to get your laces done by someone else in public?” Another one said, “Khud bandh lo bhaiya.” A fan said, “I didn’t like what I saw, Raghav used to highly respect everyone, is money going to his head or else he would never let someone else to do this 😢” Someone commented, “He lost his fans and dignity.”
However, some also defended him. A person commented, “Some commenting why can’t he fix by himself n what so ever, like seriously!! Sometimes friends, gf, bf fix it for u then it’s cute but when they do the same u guys have issues jb ki they are getting paid for this and they r doing their duties. Kya office Mai employee ko kam dete wak ase bolegi ki sir/boss khud b toh kr sakta tha !!! 😂 “
Earlier, in an interview with ETimes, Raghav had said he has consciously been staying away from television and hosting as he wants to now concentrate completely on acting.
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