After Arjun Kapoor and Tara Sutaria dropped the first poster of Ek Villain Returns; their co-stars in the upcoming film John Abraham and Disha Patani have also raised temperatures on Instagram. John and Disha have shared their looks from the film in a newly unveiled poster and their chemistry is unmatchable! In the poster, John is seen holding Disha from behind as they look straight into the lens of the camera. Flexing her abs in the poster, Disha looks oh-so-stunning in it. Although John’s body isn’t very visible, the poster does give a sneak peek into how he prepped for the film. Looking fit like always; John is seen sporting a rough look with a grown beard. Both the actors shared the poster on their Instagram handles and wrote, “Hero aur heroine ki stories toh bohot hain, ab baari hai Villain ki kahani jaan ne ki!#EkVillainReturns, trailer out tomorrow. In cinemas this Villaintines Day – 29th July 2022.”
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The Kapil Sharma Show promotions doesn’t translate to ticket sales: John Abraham
John Abraham is all set for the release of e action thriller film Attack. Directed by Lakshya Raj Anand, this film also stars Jacqueline Fernandez and Rakul Preet Singh, will be hitting theatres on April 1, 2022, and the Dhoom actor is all out promoting it now. During one such promotional interview, John opened up about several things including giving new talent the chance to perform, the industry (him included) belting out not so impressive movies and promoting the upcoming on platforms including the much-loved The Kapil Sharma show. Read on to know all he said.
A while ago, John Abraham, Attack director Lakshya Raj Anand and music director Shashwat Sachdev were interviewed for a video by Tried & Refused Productions YouTube channel. While there, the Garam Masala got candid about belting out not so great films. The Desi Boys actor said, “I had a franchise that worked, and I belted out something that was just the opposite for the second part. Why did I do it? Because I succumbed to the diktats of commercialism. And because it was a part two, I said, ‘Hey, listen…’ And if you see all the part twos that are releasing now, it’s like…”
John Abraham continued, “I’m not trying to hard-sell this film. I have no qualms about being ripped apart for something I’ve done badly… The fact of the matter is, if you don’t call a spade a spade, you’re going to be stuck.” In the same conversation, John also said that he doesn’t believe in item numbers in his films, and sometimes, it shows on his face even on screen.
In the same conversation, John Abraham also spoke about promoting the film on different platforms. While stating that Attack director Lakshya Raj Anand gets hyper about the film’s marketing, John added that promoting a film on The Kapil Sharma Show doesn’t translate into ticket sales. Citing Vivek Agnihotri’s The Kashmir Files became a success without traditional marketing, he said, “He (Anand) took me to Kapil Sharma, saying ‘I want you to be on Kapil Sharma’. I like Kapil, he’s a nice boy, but it doesn’t translate to ticket sales.”