On this special day, December 17th, we hail the charismatic Bollywood heartthrob John Abraham. Beyond his stunning looks and blockbuster movies, John’s journey in the entertainment world began on the modelling runway. His revolutionary looks, macho physique, endearing smiles, and likeable character quickly captured audiences’ hearts, making him the highest-paid supermodel in India.
In 2003, John took a leap into Bollywood with his debut film, “Jism,” alongside Bipasha Basu. Though the film didn’t set the box office on fire, John’s performance garnered widespread recognition. The turning point came in 2004 with the blockbuster hit “Dhoom,” where he portrayed the antihero Kabir, cementing his place in the industry.
Fast forward two decades, and John Abraham continues to enthral audiences with his diverse filmography. His career is marked by numerous accolades, including Filmfare Awards and National Film Awards, a testament to his talent and profound impact on Indian cinema. John celebrates his 51st birthday on De 17. His journey from the modelling world to becoming a Bollywood powerhouse is truly inspiring, and his dedication to entertaining fans is unwavering.
John Abraham’s Emotional Bond with Bikes
As reported by The Times of India in 2014, during a biking event in Delhi, John couldn’t stop talking about his love for motorcycles. He shared, “You know I should stop now. When it comes to bikes, I can keep talking about them.” Reflecting on his first bike, a Yamaha RD 350, he confessed, “I cried when I sold my first bike. It hurt me a lot.” He had bought it for ₹17,500 from a Parsi guy and, after three years, sold it for ₹21,000. Recounting the moment, he said, “So, you can imagine how I maintained it. When I sold it, I started crying. Because giving away your motorcycle isn’t easy. I was really sad.”
John Abraham Cheers to “Dhak Dhak” and Women Bikers
Recently, John gave a shoutout to “Dhak Dhak,” a film celebrating women bikers. He expressed his love for motorcycles on social media, “I am told that’s exactly the philosophy behind the title Dhak Dhak.” He praised the film for going beyond bikes and celebrating life, urging women to break stereotypes and embrace biking as a lifestyle.
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