John Abraham converses with Director Kiranraj More than 777 Charlie

The recent meeting between 777 Charlie’s director Kiranraj K and legendary Bollywood actor John Abraham has increased the anticipation around the Rakshit Shetty film. The actor-producer, who has publicly acknowledged his love for the Paramvah Studios-produced movie, recently invited Kiranraj to Mumbai, which resulted in a meeting full of conversation on the movie and other things. Kiranraj, who is also smitten by this exchange, is thinking about working with the talented actor and producer in the future.

“My relationship with John Abraham began when we released the 777 Charlie teaser,” remembers Kiranraj, thinking back to the beginning of their friendship. He kindly posted the teaser on his social media accounts and gave it great reviews. Our communication hasn’t changed since then.

Kiranraj was moved by John’s modest reaction to 777 Charlie, to the extent that the filmmaker remarks, “It seems that John saw 777 Charlie again recently and said that he cried like a baby while watching the film.” His appreciation for the movie made him want to meet me, and when we did, he was curious to know about my experiences working on the movie.

In the course of their conversation, Kiranraj discovered John’s strong bond with animals. “I was drawn to John because of his passion for animals, especially dogs,” Kiranraj acknowledges. He claims that “the bond between him and the film was further solidified by his involvement with various NGOs for animal welfare.”

It’s interesting to note that John showed a strong desire to investigate possible business partnerships with Kiranraj. The filmmaker is now working on a bilingual project, and collaboration with a prominent figure in Bollywood, such as John Abraham, is a possibility. “It will take me another month to finalize the script, and only then will I plan to be involved in the creative process,” Kiranraj states.

Thinking back on John’s dual career as an actor and producer, Kiranraj says he admires all sides of the artist. “His performance at Madras Cafe was amazing. But his work as a producer, especially on innovative films like Vicky Donor, demonstrates his vision and taste,” the director adds.

While he takes his time, Kiranraj is working on his next project, which is a genre-bending horror-fantasy-thriller in which a dog plays a prominent part once again. There are rumors circulating about the nature of his partnership with John Abraham, but Kiranraj requests more time to provide more information since he didn’t want to provide too many specifics.