John Abraham Calls Out Journalist for ‘Bad Question’ at Vedaa Event. A Heated Exchange at the Trailer Launch, At the trailer launch of his upcoming film “Vedaa,” John Abraham found himself in a tense exchange with a journalist. The event, held in Mumbai on August 1, 2024. It was meant to celebrate the release of the trailer for the much-anticipated action thriller. However, the atmosphere shifted when a journalist suggested that John should bring something new to his repertoire, implying that he focuses too much on action films.
John’s Fiery Response
John, known for his towering screen presence and action-packed roles, did not take kindly to the suggestion. When the journalist said, “Kuch naya laaiye na sir (Sir, bring something new),” John retorted, “Aapne ye movie dekhi hai? (Have you watched this movie?)” He then added, “Can I call out bad questions and idiots?” making his displeasure clear.
Despite his irritation, John maintained his composure and explained that “Vedaa” is different from his previous films. He emphasized that he has delivered a “very intense” performance in the movie and urged the journalist to watch the film before passing judgment. “After that, I am all yours. Whatever you say. But if you’re wrong, I’m going to turn you around and tear you apart,” he said, adding a touch of humor to the situation.
Vedaa’s Unique Appeal
John Abraham Calls Out: The exchange highlighted John’s frustration with being typecast as an action star. He expressed confidence in the unique aspects of “Vedaa,” which he believes sets it apart from his earlier work. Directed by Nikkhil Advani, the film also stars Sharvari Wagh and Tamannaah Bhatia in significant roles and is set to release on August 15, 2024.
Certification Delays and Resolution: In addition to the trailer launch drama. “Vedaa” faced a delay in obtaining its certification from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The filmmakers shared on social media that there had been an “unusual delay” in the certification process. However, on July 29, the film was finally certified U/A by the revising committee without any cuts. The makers were advised to include a disclaimer at the beginning, but the content received a clean chit from the certification body.