Actor John Abraham has started work on a new police action thriller with popular director Rohit Shetty. The film is inspired by the life and career of former Mumbai Police Commissioner Rakesh Maria. The project is already creating strong buzz as it brings together two big names known for action-packed cinema.
The film is currently being shot at Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad. After completing an important schedule in Mumbai, the team shifted locations to film large-scale action scenes. These scenes reportedly include chase sequences, intense confrontations and dramatic moments that show the dangerous side of police work. Rohit Shetty is known for mounting action on a grand level, and this film is expected to follow that style while staying rooted in reality.
John Abraham plays the role of a senior police officer inspired by Rakesh Maria. He is seen wearing a police uniform and performing physically demanding scenes. John has earlier played strong and serious characters in films based on real incidents, and this role is said to suit his screen image perfectly. The actor is also known for doing many of his own stunts, which adds realism to the film.
The story focuses on major cases handled by the police officer during his career. Along with action and investigation, the film also highlights the pressure, responsibility and emotional struggles faced by officers who deal with crime and terrorism. The makers want to show both the professional and personal sides of the character.
Actress Tamannaah Bhatia plays the role of the officer’s wife. Her character is expected to show the emotional support behind the scenes and how the family is affected by the risks of the job. Her role is said to be important to the overall story.
The film’s title has not yet been announced. There is also no official release date so far. However, expectations are high as this is the first collaboration between John Abraham and Rohit Shetty.
With strong performances, real-life inspiration and high-energy action, the film is expected to be a major release and attract audiences who enjoy serious police dramas.
