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Buzz is, the budget for his political thriller Madras Cafe has been slashed by Rs 10 crore. In a recent interview to this newspaper, John Abraham had indicated that he was unhappy with the way his lat...
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Both 'I Me aur Main' and 'The Attacks of 26/11' had a poor start at the box-office, while last week's release Kai Po Che continued to mint money. The two new releases of the week, ...
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Why is one not surprised to hear of John Abraham's fall-out with Ram Gopal Varma over the latter's Satya 2? The two had joined hands with much fanfare with John excitedly agreeing to produce S...
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Actor John Abraham, who is currently shooting for his next home production, political thriller Madras Cafe, says his team proudly called it the Argo of India. "My studio (people) saw the rushes o...
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John Abraham’s performance in this Friday’s release I Me Aur Main moved his mom to tears at a special screening of the film. John Abraham's mother got emotional after watching his film...
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A bright sunny afternoon in Mumbai, where the stage was set for Lavasa Women’s Drive, where Prachi Desai and John Abraham were spotted flagging off the race. As many as 350 cars participated in ...
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I, ME AUR MAIN is seeing some unconventional turns for itself. While one is anyways gearing up to see how John Abraham has approached his part of a 'man child' in this Kapil Sharma directed fi...
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John Abraham has said being a model was a disadvantage in Bollywood. The actor-turned-producer is currently filming Hamara Bajaj and Madras Cafe. He told "When I came into the industry, they said...
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Bollywood heartthrob John Abraham makes a departure from his typical action-hunk roles to play a handsome, self-obsessed, vain music producer who learns a hard but valuable lesson about love and relat...
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Bollywood actor John Abraham, who is rumored to be tying the knot with investment banker Priya Marwah, on Monday said he is a “one-woman man” and regards simplicity as the major quality in...
