John Abraham is an actor in the Bollywood industry who has always left his fans more with his films. He has given us some memorable and prestigious character and films in the past. But what if we tell you that he was written after his first film? Yes, you heard that right. The friendly actor recently revealed this in an interview.
Talking to IANS about this, John Abraham recalled to be written after his first film. He also claimed that it was his flexibility that strengthened him. The Ved Star further emphasized that he does not see his professional journey back and that is why his initial failure did not affect him.
He also expressed that an actor always has to look in front and he is good as his final innings. The actor said, “Of course, it is very important to know this for film trade and the audience has to know your filmography. But you, as a person, have to look in front. It is to see your filmography for the audience,” the actor said.
John also said that many people tell him that he is not a ‘one-dimensional’ actor. His films force Garam Masala to smoke. He admitted that he had done all kinds of styles, and that is what matters. “Am I good in everything? No. No I am learning with every film? The answer is yes. I learn with every film, I learn with every director and grow,” Star said.
Meanwhile, on the work front, John Abraham was last seen in diplomatic. It was a political thriller starring special opes and Mukhbir-the story of a detective director, Shivam Nair. Written by Ritesh Shah, the entertainer was based on the true story of Indian diplomat JP Singh. While John takes the lead, he joins the artists of an influential artist contingent including Sadia Khateb, Kumud Mishra, Sharib Hashmi, Revathi, Ashwath Bhatt and many others. The diplomat was dramatically released on 14 March 2025.
Meanwhile, on the work front, John Abraham will be seen next time in a geopolitical thriller named Tehran, which will also include Manushi Chillar, in which Dinesh Vijan supported the project.
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