John Abraham, who was recently seen in Veda, made his acting debut in 2003 with Jism opposite Bipasha Basu. He gained recognition after playing a villain in Yash Raj Films’ Dhoom in 2004. John is known for his action-hero persona and is a fitness freak. The model-turned-actor has a huge fan following and his well-sculpted body and cute dimples on his face have made him a fan favorite. Meanwhile, a lookalike of John Abraham has taken the internet by storm with his style.
An actor named Elias Christoforidis has a striking resemblance to John Abraham. His Instagram handle reveals it all. Recently, Elias released a video of him lip-syncing to the title track of John’s 2015 film Welcome Back. He is singing the lyrics of the song flawlessly in the clip and looks just like the Vedha actor.
The actor in question dedicated the video to his fans in India and used hashtags like #johnabraham #bollywood #hindi #bollywoodsongs. The caption read, “This is for my Indian fans.”
Watch the video here:
Fans are surprised to see this actor who looks like John Abraham. Many netizens have given their reactions in the comment section. “Yes of course, he looks like you…” wrote one comment.
An Instagram user wrote, “Proficient in speaking Hindi and handsome hunk who looks like John.” Another commented, “For a moment I thought it was John, why do you both look so similar, DNA test is needed.”
“Yes it is true I am in shock,” one comment read.
If this clip isn’t enough to convince you, don’t forget to check out these photos below:
His recent Instagram posts are filled with comments like “John Abraham looks like a brother” or “John Abraham is from another universe”. A comment on one of his videos read, “I think John Abraham’s father visited your country in his best days.”
According to his Instagram bio, Ilias Christoforidis has starred in the theatrical play Chicago, The Musical, Arabia. He is a TV series actor.
John Abraham has worked in films like Housefull 2, Garam Masala, No Smoking, Taxi Number 9211, New York etc.
Also read: 7 great action movies of John Abraham that will keep you glued to your seat