Raghav Juyal REVEALS Why Aryan Khan Chose Kaho Na Kaho Song In Viral Scene With Emraan Hashmi: It Wasn't Written In Script

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Juyal swept Aryan Khan's The Ba***ds of Bollywood as Parvaiz with his unexpected ease, comic-timing and screen presence. And among the cameos, it was Emraan Hashmi who walked away with maximum acclaim with tags like "OG legend". Interestingly, the now viral scene featuring both the stars has a story of its own. It was all impromptu and the brainchild of Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan, who makes his directorial debut.In an interview with NDTV, Raghav opened up about the scene's song selection of Kaho Na Kaho, and his emotions towards Emraan. He revealed it was all spontaneous. "There is now a separate fan base for just that scene," gushed Raghav.

Aryan Khan's on-set idea

Revealing more about how the scene was an improvisation, where his Parvaiz breaks into a passionate rendition of the song from Murder, including its Arabic verses in perfect sync, leaving Emraan Hashmi a tad embarassed, he said, "It wasn't written in the script. Aryan and I were very tense about what to do when Emraan sir enters. Then Aryan suddenly said, 'You'll sing a song.' We started debating, Bheege Honth Tere or Kaho Na Kaho, and finally chose the latter because of its Arabic portions, which allowed me to perform more.""The first day when I gave the master shot, my whole body started shaking and tears just started rolling down. It happened organically. Everyone was shocked, even Aryan. But I think that worked because it looked genuine," he added.

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Raghav Juyal was sceptical of Parvaiz

Raghav emerged as a surprise package, a breakout actor of The Ba***ds of Bollywood. Though the 34-year-old, who started his career as a dancer, was a bit sceptical about playing Parvaiz. "All the other characters had well-written backstories. Mine didn't. Parvaiz was just there, fun but undefined. After Kill, people started seeing me as a lead, so I went to 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," he explained."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 say, 'Oh no, this shoot will now extend!'" Raghav stated.