The
Start
Wasn’t
Easy
In
an
interview,
Raghav
told
how
dancing
wasn't
always
accepted
by
his
parents.
In
order
to
practice
he
had
to
perform
a
lot
of
stunts.
"I
used
to
practice
alone.
Whenever
my
father
came
home,
I
used
to
hide
all
my
musical
instruments
and
open
a
book
and
act
as
if
I
was
studying,"
he
said.
DID
Changed
His
Life
"Every
parent
needs
a
proof,
and
I
proved
that.
I
practiced
a
lot.
After
DID,
everything
changed.
My
father
and
mother
were
happy
after
that
and
told
me,
‘You
do
this
only.
This
is
what
you
were
born
to
do."
About
YouTube
"YouTube
is
good
for
all
the
unique
talents
...
If
they
[the
viewers]
like
your
talent,
they'll
watch
it
again
and
again
and
it'll
become
viral.
I
would
tell
everyone,
show
your
unique
talent
on
YouTube."
He
Wasn’t
Greedy
For
ABCD
"I
was
offered
to
be
a
part
of
the
first
ABCD,
but
I
declined
...
My
intuition
was
telling
me,
‘Do
DID
and
do
what
you
came
to
do.
Don't
be
too
greedy.
If
it's
meant
to
happen
you'll
get
films
later'.
And
see
I
got
ABCD2,"
He
Chooses
Art
Over
Fame
"Had
I
not
done
DID
then,
then
I
wouldn't
have
gotten
the
second
lead
role
I
have
[in
ABCD2].
Because
I
did
DID
I
got
a
bit
more
famous,
and
that
is
why
I
was
offered
the
role.
Fame
is
a
devil
and
art
is
an
angel.
Fame
will
come
and
go
on
its
own
but
art
will
stay
with
you
forever.
Be
honest
to
your
art."