Saturday, June 6, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

What Does Dad Mean To You, Asks John Abraham

Darpan News Desk IANS, 05 Jun, 2015 02:05 PM
    Bollywood actor-producer John Abraham features in a special video, in which he shares the value of his father in his life and asks his fans to share how special their bond with their dad is.
     
    The video is part of the second edition of Johnnie Walker Blue Label's campaign for Father's Day, which falls on June 21.
     
    The Johnie Walker Blue Label #DATEWITHDAD campaign offers patrons a chance to share a memorable experience with the most important man in their life - their father. What is your most memorable story with your dad -- this simple question is the premise of this campaign, fronted by John.
     
    John shares a personal and warm memory of his own father and the difference it made to his life.
     
    Excited to be part of the #DATEWITHDAD campaign, John said in a statement: “The idea of giving a rare opportunity to those who want to thank their dad is so relatable and inspiring. My father has been a constant source of inspiration and support throughout my life. This is the perfect opportunity for me to tell him what he means to me.”
     
    Set across the digital and online space, the Johnnie Walker Blue Label #DATEWITHDAD website will not only host these heartfelt moments, but also give consumers a chance to win a bespoke luxury experience with their father.
     
    Three winning participants who share the most interesting moments with their father, will get the chance to travel with their dad to Mumbai, for a one-day extravaganza.
     
    Besides a bespoke evening of bonding, the father and son/daughter will also get a chance to reminisce and share their most special moments with John and his father Abraham John.
     
    “This year we build upon last year’s much admired #DATEWITHDAD campaign that allows patrons to enjoy a rare experience with their father in a manner befitting their achievements,” said Bhavesh Somaya, head of luxury, United Spirits - a Diageo Group Company.

    MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

    Blessed to play three different roles in one film: Vikram on 'I'

    Blessed to play three different roles in one film: Vikram on 'I'

    Actor Vikram, who is gearing up for the release of his forthcoming Tamil magnum opus "I"...

    Blessed to play three different roles in one film: Vikram on 'I'

    It's Awkward To Walk In Bikini On Stage: Priyanka Chopra

    It's Awkward To Walk In Bikini On Stage: Priyanka Chopra
    Actress and Miss World 2000 Priyanka Chopra says she was lucky not to have a swimsuit round during the competition as she finds it strange to walk in bikini on stage.

    It's Awkward To Walk In Bikini On Stage: Priyanka Chopra

    I'm The Trump Card Of 'Bigg Boss': Ajaz Khan

    I'm The Trump Card Of 'Bigg Boss': Ajaz Khan
    Actor Ajaz Khan, who is all set to enter “Bigg Boss 8” as a challenger, says he was called on “audience demand” and this time too viewers will get “full-on” entertainment from his side.

    I'm The Trump Card Of 'Bigg Boss': Ajaz Khan

    My hubby never would lay a hand on me: Mel B

    My hubby never would lay a hand on me: Mel B
    Singer Mel B has spoken out in support of her husband Stephen Belafonte, saying "my hubby never would lay a hand on me".

    My hubby never would lay a hand on me: Mel B

    Dibakar Banerjee Keen On Declassification Of Netaji Files

    Dibakar Banerjee Keen On Declassification Of Netaji Files
    Keen to learn more about Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Bollywood filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee Monday batted for declassification of secret files related to the nationalist leader.

    Dibakar Banerjee Keen On Declassification Of Netaji Files

    People Have To Respect Our Viewpoint: Boman On 'PK' Controversy

    People Have To Respect Our Viewpoint: Boman On 'PK' Controversy
    Reacting to the controversies surrounding Rajkumar Hirani's latest release "PK", actor Boman Irani says people need to respect the viewpoint of the makers.

    People Have To Respect Our Viewpoint: Boman On 'PK' Controversy