Raghav Juyal reveals why Shah Rukh Khan’s son Aryan Khan doesn’t smile on camera: ‘He doesn’t want to fake it’ |

Raghav Juyalwho gained notoriety last year with Netflix’s The Ba*ds of Bollywood, produced and directed by Aryan Khanhe recently revealed about the film’s self-proclaimed private. Sharing a close friendship with him Shah Rukh KhanHis son for many years, Raghav answered the question that often arouses interest on the Internet – why Aryan He rarely smiles in front of the cameras.Raghav said in an interview with Pinkvilla, “He doesn’t want to pretend, and I don’t think he wants to do anything. That’s who he is, and I think he should be allowed to be like that. He’s incredibly creative, open, and kind. That’s his nature.”He added that Aryan’s personality behind closed doors is very different from what people see in public. “If he doesn’t want to smile, that’s his choice. At home, he laughs, jokes and has fun,” Raghav added.In the same interview, Raghav answered speculations about his relationship with the actor Shehnaaz Gill After showing public support for the upcoming film. Dispelling the rumours, he emphasized that they have a strong friendship based on mutual trust and care.“We are family. He is like family to me. He is someone who leads with his heart. Ever since I met him during the making of Bhaijaan, we have been there for each other. If anything happens, I know he will be there for me, and I will be there for him. We are like family. We share a very good friendship, and that is something I want to keep,” he said.Raghav also reflected on the telecast earlier this month that showed him defending Shehnaaz as fans surrounded him. Explaining why he acted the way he did, the actor said that he grew up.“My parents raised me to be a man. If you were ever with me, or any woman, and a group of men hit on her, I was raised to throw a hard punch if necessary. That’s the way I was raised. I can’t be an aloof, a city man who just stands by. I can’t do that. I will protect to my death, and my friends, and my friends, whether it’s my family. woman, that’s my culture,” he said.