John Abraham recently talked about transferring the previous body stereotypes, the media’s attention was focused on his look, and choosing meaningful films that add their legacy. He said that in his early days, he promoted his body with roles in films like ‘Doostana’ and ‘Force’, but now, as a producer, he wants to change that image. He still shared with India that while Bollywood used to be male-oriented, things have changed and the difference between men and women in the industry is now very small.

In a special interview with India Today Consulting Editor, Rajdeep Sardasai, actor John Abraham talked about being label for his body. He said, “It was a monkey on my back, but listen that I am not apologizing to the body. I mean I was in ‘Dorostana’, after 15 years I had this ‘plateau’ – just the color of shorts was different, a yellow and a white. So I would definitely do action films.

“I will do older people, but yes, I think there was more pressure from the media, who kept reminding me that ‘Hey it’s about the body, it’s about the body, it’s about the body, it’s about the body’ and I am not, I believe, I am going to give you something else. So when I became a manufacturer, I was not doing the first time; a year;

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John also admitted that he was always in fitness, but saw his body as an early marketing tool in his career. “Always. But you know, I am also a marketing person. So if it was about the body, I will marketing the body. And was talking about what your body’s market meant? I mean I mean that I have deployed myself as a person who has a body to show there. So if this domination was roaming out of water, if it was the most, I was the most,” Said.

On the subject of gender inequality in Hindi cinema, John saw, “It is not as much a macho-oriented industry as it used to. The lines have become very blurred to a great extent.”

John Abraham was last seen in Netflix Spy Drama ‘The Diplomat’, directed by Shivam Nair, who roamed around the American Embassy in Iran and followed the story of Uzma, a woman from Delhi who travels to Malaysia for work, but got stuck in Pakistan. His Next release, ‘Tehran’The Zee5 is ready to premiere on 14 August just before Independence Day.

Rajinikanth’s upcoming film ‘Coulie’, starring Lokesh Kanagraj, is already making waves at the box office before its release. Nagarjuna, Upendra, Shruti Haasan has a star-stad line-up and a special appearance by Aamir Khan, the film has given rise to immense expectations. By Saturday, international advance booking had already crossed $ 4 million, according to Sacnilk,

The speed intensified only in the weekend. Industry sources suggest that until Sunday, the global east -bikri touched a mark of $ 5 million – about Rs 42 crore. In India, ‘Coolie’ has seen a strong demand since earlier sale on Friday, which is so far for Rs 14 crore. The original Tamil version leads to Rs 9.98 crore, while the Telugu and Kannada versions are showing solid numbers.

In the Hindi dubbed version, however, it has a comparatively marginal start, selling 2,500 tickets in 400 shows. Business experts hope that it will raise the speed close to the release. With its current run rate, ‘Cool’ is set to shatter the highest advance booking record for a Rajinikanth film, which crosses the jailer’s benchmark of Rs 18 crore.

As a view of the 14 August release, the film is monitoring the all-time advance booking records set by Leo for Rs 46 crore. Its foreign tally has already assumed Kamal Haasan’s ‘Thug Life’, which is for Rs 41 crore, while the house is back.

If the trend occurs, ‘Cool’ can secure one of the biggest opening for an Indian film – and potentially gives a slope of Rajinikanth’s legendary career.

Amit Jani, the producer of ‘Udaipur Files’, has accused of receiving “death threats” in view of the film’s nationwide release. The film, which eventually hit theaters after delay on censorship concerns on 8 August, kept Vijay Raaz under leadership and is directed by Shrinet and Jayant Sinha of India.

In a social media post shared on 9 August, Jani claimed that he was “receiving a call from an unknown number and repeatedly, in which the caller threatened to hit him or shoot him.” He has urged the officials to investigate the matter.

Read his post, “+971566707310 number se lagatar aaj bomb se udaane ki, goli maarne ki dhamki aur gaalyya gaalauch ka jaa rhi hai, this herself stayed in Bihar ,

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The film is based on the murder of ‘Udaipur Files’, 2022, based on the murder of Kanhaiya Lal, a tailor from Rajpur, Rajasthan, who was killed in a broad daylight to allegedly support former BJP leader Nupur Sharma.

The accused were captured and captured by the accused, nationwide resentment and fresh debate on the fundamentalist. Mohammad Riyaz Attari and Gaus Mohammed, accused under the illegal activities (prevention) Act, are currently facing a special NIA court in Jaipur. During the preliminary investigation, the matter was transferred from the Rajasthan Police to the National Investigation Agency.

After the dangers, the Center provided Jani ‘Y’ -Category Security – an 8 to 11 -Sadasya team – for their safety in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. The step comes after the Supreme Court allows police security.

Originally Slated for the release of July 11, ‘Udaipur Files’ was conducted back by legal and censorship challenges. It was eventually approved by the Delhi High Court for the release of August.