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Lakshya-Raghav starrer 'Kill' set to premiere on OTT soon

News Agencies | Updated on: 30 August 2024, 14:50 IST
Lakshya-Raghav starrer 'Kill'

Mumbai (Maharashtra): Action-thriller 'Kill' starring Raghav Juyal and Lakshya in lead roles is set to release on OTT.
Taking to its Instagram account on Friday, Disney plus Hotstar shared the exciting news and dropped a glimpse of the film with a caption that read, "This ride is about to get bloody! We are coming, #Kill streaming on Sept 6."

In a press statement shared by Disney plus Hotstar, debutant Lakshya said, "I am extremely grateful for the love I have received through this movie. For my character Amrit, I went through a very strict fitness regime. There were times I went beyond my limits to adapt to the role. Nikhil sir has truly been a guiding force throughout the process and I consider him to be my biggest mentor. After exploring the action genre I cannot wait to try on different roles! With the film now releasing on Disney Hotstar, I am looking forward to a larger audience to enjoy this deadly action and bloodshed."


Raghav Juyal who was seen in a never-seen-before villainous avatar, added in the film, added, "From auditioning for Kill to shooting it with Lakshya, my whole journey for the film has been fun. Like, I always said I have never shied away from working hard. With Kill, I got a chance to tell the world that I can act too, and playing a negative role is always a big responsibility that requires immense conviction. Lakshya and I did a lot of physical training together for this one, which improved our bond off-screen as well. The best thing I find about my character Fani in the film is his twisted humour and sarcasm. Preparing for this role mentally was more crucial than physically, as Fani is a clever lad, and he brings in the thrill in the film.

Nikhil Nagesh Bhat helmed Kill, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in 2023 and was released in theatres on July 5.

(ANI)

First published: 30 August 2024, 14:50 IST