John Abraham now tries action, Korean style
Post the success of Sanjay Gupta’s Shootout At Wadala, John Abraham is looking to do more action films. The actor is slated to star alongside Abhishek Bachchan in Gupta’s next, which also revolves around a shootout. And now we’ve come to know that he is set to do a desi adaptation of 2010
To be produced by the actor’s production house, JA Entertainment, and Azure Entertainment, the yet-untitled film will hit the floors in September or October.
“The makers have bought the rights officially but it can’t be called a remake. The storyline has been altered to suit Indian audiences,” says an industry insider.
What’s also interesting is that the film will see John teaming up with director Nishikant Kamat, who he has worked with in Force (2011). “It’s an out-and-out thriller and John is extremely excited. Right now, Kamat and a team of writers are wrapping up the script at Ramoji Rao studios (in Hyderabad),” adds the insider.
Other details, such as the title and the leading lady, will be worked upon once Kamat comes back from Hyderabad. “Both John and Kamat have a superb working relationship. Plus, the actor is also happy to team up with Azure Entertainment because they give the director-actor team complete freedom to execute their creative decisions,” adds the insider.
“The makers have bought the rights officially but it can’t be called a remake. The storyline has been altered to suit Indian audiences,” says an industry insider.
What’s also interesting is that the film will see John teaming up with director Nishikant Kamat, who he has worked with in Force (2011). “It’s an out-and-out thriller and John is extremely excited. Right now, Kamat and a team of writers are wrapping up the script at Ramoji Rao studios (in Hyderabad),” adds the insider.
Other details, such as the title and the leading lady, will be worked upon once Kamat comes back from Hyderabad. “Both John and Kamat have a superb working relationship. Plus, the actor is also happy to team up with Azure Entertainment because they give the director-actor team complete freedom to execute their creative decisions,” adds the insider.
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