Actor and dancer Raghav Juyal has begun shooting for Remo D’Souza’s upcoming dance film Any Body Can Dream, marking what he describes as the most important film of his career. The actor shared the news on Instagram alongside a picture of a film production clapboard, revealing the emotional significance of the project and his long journey towards this moment.
In his heartfelt note, Raghav revealed that he had envisioned this opportunity 12–13 years ago, long before it became a reality. For the actor, the film represents more than just another professional assignment; it is a dream that has finally come full circle.
From the sidelines to the lead role
Reflecting on his journey, Raghav highlighted the special connection he shares with the franchise. He revealed that he once stood on the sidelines, watching and hoping to be part of the same cinematic world in which he is now taking the lead.
The development marks a significant moment for the performer, who has built his career through his distinctive dance style, screen presence and acting performances. Stepping into the lead role in a franchise he had dreamed of joining years ago makes the project particularly meaningful for him.
‘The most important film of my career’
Sharing his excitement, Raghav wrote, “Today, I begin the most important film of my career. Not because it’s the biggest, but because I saw it, dreamed of it, and lived it in my mind 12–13 years ago.”
He further reflected on the importance of perseverance, visualisation and continuing to work towards a long-held ambition. According to the actor, the film serves as a reminder that dreams nurtured over the years can eventually become reality.
Raghav also expressed his determination to give the project everything he has, promising a performance that audiences have not seen before in a dance film. He described Any Body Can Dream as a film he wants to help make the best dance film ever made.
Remo D’Souza returns to the dance-film space
Directed by Remo D’Souza, Any Body Can Dream is presented by RSVP and Trigger Happy Studios. The production’s clapboard also credits Ronnie Screwvala as a producer, alongside Remo D’Souza, Lizelle Remo D’Souza, Amit Chandra, Jigasa Sharma and Mukesh Chhabra in the listed production credits. Karan Rawat is credited as the director of photography.
With Raghav stepping into the lead role, the project brings together his experience as a dancer and performer with the filmmaker’s association with dance-driven cinema.
Further details about the film’s storyline, supporting cast and release date have not been announced in the information shared so far.
A dream years in the making
Concluding his note with “ZINDAGI ZINDABAAD!”, Raghav underlined the personal significance of the milestone. His announcement captures a full-circle moment: an opportunity he once imagined from the sidelines has now become a leading role.
As filming begins, the actor appears determined to translate years of ambition into a performance that lives up to his expectations. For Raghav Juyal, Any Body Can Dream is not simply a new film; it is the realisation of a dream that has stayed with him for more than a decade.
