KILL director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat on the film’s screening at Red Sea Film Festival, “This hard-core action film is a testament to the talent of all involved” : Bollywood News

Filmmaker Nikhil Nagesh Bhat is eagerly anticipating the Asia premiere of his latest film, KILL at the prestigious Red Sea Film Festival 2023 in Saudi Arabia that’s taking place currently in Jeddah. The film has been produced by Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Guneet Monga Kapoor’s Sikhya Entertainment and it stars debutant Lakshya in the lead and Raghav Juyal in the role of the antagonist.

KILL director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat on the film’s screening at Red Sea Film Festival, “This hard-core action film is a testament to the talent of all involved”

The entire team of the film including, Karan and Guneet, are at the festival to attend the screening of their film.

Sharing his excitement at his film being showcased at the Red Sea Film Festival, Nikhil said in a statement, “I am thrilled to showcase KILL at the Red Sea Film Festival. After the positive reception at TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival), the anticipation for the film has only grown. This hard-core action film is a testament to the dedication and talent of everyone involved. It’s a genre defining film and I’m excited that the film is getting wide recognition from international audiences through festivals like TIFF and now Red Sea (Film Festival).”

Speaking about Raghav Juyal’s negative act in the film, Karan Johar had said earlier this year, “Raghav Juyal is so fantastic as an antagonist. I have seen him on the reality shows which he's hosted. I have seen him dancing; he is such a terrific dancer. When you see that sweet smiling Raghav in this role, one will say, ‘Aise kaun maaarta hai!!’ (Who kills a person like this?). The thing is that he can be so menacing. We have never made a film like this.”

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