Saturday, June 27, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

As Producer, John Abraham Focused On Content, Not 'Proposals'

IANS, 10 Nov, 2016 11:10 AM
  • As Producer, John Abraham Focused On Content, Not 'Proposals'
John Abraham, who is currently promoting his forthcoming project "Force 2", says that when he produces a project, he gives more attention to content than other elements of a film.
 
Asked about how involved he gets into the creative work when he produces a film, John said here: "I am definitely involved. In fact, there are many producers who make proposals, whereas I try to make films."
 
"The difference is that in a proposal, you select four songs, you have a hero, heroine dancing in foreign locales... So a proposal is made where you take A-listers and come up with your story. I feel that people should pay more attention to their content. So, I give more attention to content," he added.
 
The 43-year-old, who has earlier backed movies like "Vicky Donor" and "Madras Cafe", said that the "more you work on the content, the better your characters will stand out".
 
John says even "Force 2" -- which he has produced with Vipul Amrutlal Shah -- comes with power-packed content.
 
"In spite of being a hit franchise and having a star like Sonakshi Sinha, we never overlooked the content. We all paid a lot of attention to it," he said.
 
"Force 2" is an action thriller, directed by Abhinay Deo. It will release on November 18. 

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Would Love To Direct Telugu Remake Of 'Saala Khadoos': Director

Would Love To Direct Telugu Remake Of 'Saala Khadoos': Director
Director Sudha Kongara Prasad says the Telugu version of forthcoming Hindi-Tamil sports drama "Saala Khadoos" is on the cards and she would love to direct the project.

Would Love To Direct Telugu Remake Of 'Saala Khadoos': Director

Sylvester Stallone To Be Feted At Santa Barbara Film Festival

Actor Sylvester Stallone has been tapped by the jury of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival for this year’s Montecito Award.

Sylvester Stallone To Be Feted At Santa Barbara Film Festival

Filled With Pride, Bollywood Stars Wish Happy Republic Day

Filled With Pride, Bollywood Stars Wish Happy Republic Day
On the country's 67th Republic Day, here's what the cine stars had to share on Twitter:

Filled With Pride, Bollywood Stars Wish Happy Republic Day

Yash Chopra Taught Me How To Love: Rekha

Yash Chopra Taught Me How To Love: Rekha
Actress who was honoured with the Yash Chopra Memorial Award, says that the filmmaker taught her how to love and inspired her to write "shayri".

Yash Chopra Taught Me How To Love: Rekha

Boys Weren't Interested In Me Till I Was 18: Sunny Leone

Boys Weren't Interested In Me Till I Was 18: Sunny Leone
Actress Sunny Leone says she was a "geek" while growing up and so, boys weren't really attracted to her until she was 18 years old.

Boys Weren't Interested In Me Till I Was 18: Sunny Leone

No Rehearsals, Only Spontaneity For Actress Navneet Kaur Dhillon

Navneet told IANS: "While acting, I mostly take a spontaneous approach for scenes rather than doing rehearsals... It helps me many times."

No Rehearsals, Only Spontaneity For Actress Navneet Kaur Dhillon