Dubai: Actor Raghav Juyal has won his second International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) trophy, earning the award for Best Performance in a Supporting Role (Male) for his performance in The Bads of Bollywood.

The recognition marks another significant milestone in Juyal’s acting career, celebrating his contribution to the series and his growing presence in the Indian entertainment industry.

Expressing his gratitude for the honour, Raghav Juyal thanked IIFA, its founder Andre Timmins, and the team behind the project for recognising his work.

“Truly grateful to IIFA and Andre Timmins for this recognition. IIFA has always been a platform that celebrates talent, encourages artists and recognises the craft and hard work that goes behind every performance. It means a lot to be acknowledged by an institution that has consistently championed Indian cinema and its talent over the years,” Juyal said.

He also expressed special appreciation to Aryan Khan for giving him the opportunity to be part of The Bads of Bollywood.

“And a special thank you to Aryan for The Ba**ds of Bollywood*. Thank you for trusting me with this role and giving me the opportunity to be a part of something so special. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this journey,” he added.

Juyal, who initially gained recognition for his dancing skills and distinctive screen presence, has steadily established himself as an actor through his performances in films and digital projects.

His latest IIFA win further highlights his evolution as a performer and reinforces his growing reputation in the Indian entertainment industry.