Highlights
- Bollywood heartthrob John Abraham hopes that his upcoming film Force helps him get recognition as an action hero but at the same time he is not ready to give up his romantic image on screen.
- "Action does not mean that we leave the romantic image. Force has a lot of action backed by very strong emotions. I think it's a beautiful romantic-action film. I don't want to remove the tag of a romantic hero and I think it is always going to be with me," John told reporters.
- Directed by Nishikant Kamat, Force is a remake of Gautham Menon's 2003 Tamil film Kaakha Kaakha and John will be seen romancing Genelia D'Souza in it.
- John, 38, is confident that Force will remind audiences of the 1990s actioners like Ghatak and Ghayal.
- "We just feel that this film has raw, real action... last time you saw real action was probably when Sunny Deol used to do Ghatak, Arjun Pandit and Dacait. I think the masses like hard-hitting action... that when you punch someone, he is completely injured," he added.
- Ajay Devgn's Singham was an out and out action drama and raked in moolah at the box office and John is all praise for the actor.
- "I am very happy that Ajay Devgn's movie Singham has worked well because Ajay truly deserves it. If you have seen the movie Aakrosh, I think Ajay Devgn's action in Aakrosh is superlative. He is a brilliant action hero," he said.
Bollywood heartthrob John Abraham hopes that his upcoming film
Force helps him get recognition as an action hero but at the same time he is not ready to give up his romantic image on screen.
"Action does not mean that we leave the romantic image.
Force has a lot of action backed by very strong emotions. I think it's a beautiful romantic-action film. I don't want to remove the tag of a romantic hero and I think it is always going to be with me," John told reporters.
Directed by Nishikant Kamat,
Force is a remake of Gautham Menon's 2003 Tamil film
Kaakha Kaakha and John will be seen romancing Genelia D'Souza in it.
John, 38, is confident that
Force will remind audiences of the 1990s actioners like
Ghatak and
Ghayal.
"We just feel that this film has raw, real action... last time you saw real action was probably when Sunny Deol used to do
Ghatak, Arjun Pandit and
Dacait. I think the masses like hard-hitting action... that when you punch someone, he is completely injured," he added.
Ajay Devgn's
Singham was an out and out action drama and raked in moolah at the box office and John is all praise for the actor.
"I am very happy that Ajay Devgn's movie
Singham has worked well because Ajay truly deserves it. If you have seen the movie
Aakrosh, I think Ajay Devgn's action in
Aakrosh is superlative. He is a brilliant action hero," he said.