Kill EXCLUSIVE! Casting Director Panchami Ghavri On Lakshya (Laksh Lalwani) & Raghav Juyal's Performance

Kill film: When Karan Johar and Guneeet Monga's Kill released in the theatres, the industry didn't expect such a mind-boggling response to the action thriller. The film starring Lakshya (Laksh Lalwani), Raghav Juyal and Tanya Maniktala received positive reviews from the audience and the critics.

At Filmibeat, we love interacting with artists, directors, technicians, who have contributed to the world of showbiz. As Kill earned praise from all the corners, we interacted with Panchami Ghavri to know her 'take' about the film. Panchami is the casting director of films and OTT shows like Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, The Crew, Murder Mubarak, Karmma Calling and Showtime.

LAKSHYA, RAGHAV JUYAL STEAL THE SHOW IN KILL

In an exclusive interview with us, she lauded the leads, Lakshya and Raghav Juyal, for their impressive performance.

"I really enjoyed Kill as a film. I thought the performances were solid. Both the boys Lakshya and Raghav did a really good job. Raghav's cruel sense of humour and the way he's written really stood out for me. Also the fact that they made the antagonist a regular looking guy was interesting. Not someone who's typical with a big body etc, I thought that was a really cool take on an anti hero," Panchami Ghavri told Filmibeat.

"I even reached out to Ashish Vidhyarthi & Tanya to tell them how lovely it was to see them. Tanya specially I think she really came through in the emotional scenes, you feel strongly about the presence of her character in the film. Although the film is quite violent, I like that Nikhil has kept the audience engaged in the story. I think my fav moment in the film is the redemption of Siddhi dying given to the mothers instead of the hero that was a really powerful moment in the film for me," she added.

"The action in the film is phenomenal, I can understand how difficult it is to keep the audience hooked when you're restricted with a train as your only location," Panchami further said.