Bollywood action star John Abraham is gearing up to entertain his fans with several films. Apart from appearing in the multi-starrer romantic-thriller film, Ek Villain Returns, Peepingmoon.com exclusively reported that the actor is expected to be directed by Shivam Nair. Although the title of this film has not been kept yet. As per reports, after wrapping up the filming for John Dinesh Vijan’s Tehran and a geopolitical thriller directed by Arun Gopalan, Naam Shabana will go ahead with her shooting for the director’s next.
The actor will play the role of a common man who is trapped in an ordinary situation in Shivam Nair’s untitled film. John has reportedly signed on for an action film with many exciting elements and the shooting will begin between November and December. The film is being backed by Ashwin Varde, the producer of Kabir Singh, under his new banner, Wakao Films.
John Abraham’s upcoming film Ek Villain Returns is going to release in theaters on 29th of this month. Earlier, during the trailer launch of the film, John revealed what inspired him to sign the script. John Abraham said, “When I read the script of Ek Villain Returns, I knew this was what I wanted to do because it was like homecoming for me. Bollywood The first film was with Jism Mohit as an assistant director in the film. He has come a long way and it is great to see him grow! I’m really looking forward to July 29!”
In the upcoming film, John will share the screen with Disha Patani, Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria and Ram Kapoor among other stars in the film. Meanwhile, his most awaited film Pathan is expected to hit the theaters on Republic Day next year. John Abraham will be with him Shahrukh Khan And Deepika Padukone In the cinema
Apart from this, the actor is also expected to have his hands full with Abhishek Sharma’s Hindi remake of Ayyappanum Koshiyum with Anurag Kashyap and Nikkhil Advani, of which other details such as name, cast, etc. have not been disclosed. . found out so far.
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