Bollywood hunk John Abraham has been voted as the only Indian among the world’s 25 sexiest men in a poll.
The poll was conducted by E News, a Hollywood network viewed in 600 million homes worldwide.
The well-sculpted body of John has paved his way for a world ranking in the midst of other hot bods. The list includes soccer star David Beckham, Jonathan Rhys Meyers of ‘Bend It Like Beckham’ fame, along with the ‘Pirates Of The Caribbean’ star Johnny Depp, and New Zealand rugby player Dan Carter.
Right now, John is in Philadelphia busy with his shoot of Yashraj Films’ New York , and he thinks that his smile scores higher than his body because “six packs cannot substitute for honesty in face.”
The actor believes that George Clooney is the sexiest man alive because at 47 he doesn’t hide his age and flaunts it while looking good, unlike Bollywood actors who try to look young.
John’s appeal is not only about brawns but also brain and heart. He is an active PETA activist and an eco-warrior who confesses shyly that his individuality makes him a winner.
The poll was about “the sexiest, scorching, beach-bound hard-bodies” and we also cast our vote in John’s favor.
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Showing posts with label John Abraham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Abraham. Show all posts
Monday, November 03, 2008
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
John Abraham's masti on streets of Morocco
It is a languid sunny afternoon in the streets of Morocco. Enjoying his anonymity, John Abraham, sunglasses perched on his head, lazily strolls along, taking in the sights and sounds of a fruit market.
The market is like a fantasy, filled with fresh, colourful fruits of every imaginable type being sold by dark-haired kohl-eyed beauties.
John looks in no hurry to be anywhere else.
He stops at the nearest apple cart. He gestures to the beautiful woman to pack him a few.
She gives him the polite, professional smile and starts to pick out the fruits.
As he waits, he lowers his sunglasses onto his face.
Suddenly the woman drops the apples, vaults over her cart towards him, dramatically drapes herself around him and coos, “Bachao!”
Before a startled John can react, another beauty comes running down the street, leaps over the fallen apples, hides behind his back and whimpers “Bachao!”
He turns around in confusion. A third beautiful woman, cycling by, shouts “Bachao!”
Soon, heavily accented cries of “Bachao” from beautiful damsels in distress around him fill the air:
A woman hiding behind a lamp post; s woman walking her dog; a woman on a terrace overlooking the market; women from the other fruit stalls; vendors; customers; passers by!
John is in a daze. Confused onlookers look at him strangely. He shrugs at them. He has no idea why these women need saving and what he can do to help.
He takes his sunglasses off and looks around.
Suddenly the woman who started it all, the apple vendor, holds her wrist to her forehead (Nargis style) and whines “Naheeeeeen!
She goes back to her apple cart. The cries stop. The women disperse. Life is back to normal.
A knowing smile crosses his face as the gag dawns on him. He looks at the camera, shakes his head and mutters, “Heroines!”
Courtesy - Mid Day
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The market is like a fantasy, filled with fresh, colourful fruits of every imaginable type being sold by dark-haired kohl-eyed beauties.
John looks in no hurry to be anywhere else.
He stops at the nearest apple cart. He gestures to the beautiful woman to pack him a few.
She gives him the polite, professional smile and starts to pick out the fruits.
As he waits, he lowers his sunglasses onto his face.
Suddenly the woman drops the apples, vaults over her cart towards him, dramatically drapes herself around him and coos, “Bachao!”
Before a startled John can react, another beauty comes running down the street, leaps over the fallen apples, hides behind his back and whimpers “Bachao!”
He turns around in confusion. A third beautiful woman, cycling by, shouts “Bachao!”
Soon, heavily accented cries of “Bachao” from beautiful damsels in distress around him fill the air:
A woman hiding behind a lamp post; s woman walking her dog; a woman on a terrace overlooking the market; women from the other fruit stalls; vendors; customers; passers by!
John is in a daze. Confused onlookers look at him strangely. He shrugs at them. He has no idea why these women need saving and what he can do to help.
He takes his sunglasses off and looks around.
Suddenly the woman who started it all, the apple vendor, holds her wrist to her forehead (Nargis style) and whines “Naheeeeeen!
She goes back to her apple cart. The cries stop. The women disperse. Life is back to normal.
A knowing smile crosses his face as the gag dawns on him. He looks at the camera, shakes his head and mutters, “Heroines!”
Courtesy - Mid Day
indiafm
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
John Abraham's sporting skills put to test
John Abraham is less nervous and more excited about the fact that his sporting skills are being put to their ultimate test.
The handsome actor is presently in London, shooting for Vivek Agnihotri’s movie Goal in which he plays a footballer.
Before shooting the film John and his co-star Arshad Warsi underwent rigorous training in football under the guidance of former English Premiere league footballer Andy Ansah.
And now, when the shooting is on, John’s footballing skills are being put to test because eight of the eleven players in his team (in the film) are actual football players and John has to stand out from them because of his role in the movie.
But John is not intimidated by the presence of real footballers in his team. Football is his favourite game and he has been playing it since childhood. He is quite skilled in dribbling, nudging and kicking the ball.
John says he is “overexcited” while shooting the film. Even his ladylove Bipasha Basu is beside him.
The handsome actor is presently in London, shooting for Vivek Agnihotri’s movie Goal in which he plays a footballer.
Before shooting the film John and his co-star Arshad Warsi underwent rigorous training in football under the guidance of former English Premiere league footballer Andy Ansah.
And now, when the shooting is on, John’s footballing skills are being put to test because eight of the eleven players in his team (in the film) are actual football players and John has to stand out from them because of his role in the movie.
But John is not intimidated by the presence of real footballers in his team. Football is his favourite game and he has been playing it since childhood. He is quite skilled in dribbling, nudging and kicking the ball.
John says he is “overexcited” while shooting the film. Even his ladylove Bipasha Basu is beside him.
Monday, March 05, 2007
John himself is a smoker too
The nation is facing a rather strange dilemma. To smoke or not to smoke, that's the question. And with his penchant for adapting Shakespeare who better equipped to portray this dilemma than Vishal Bharadwaj.
Moving ahead of Omkara, Vishal has produced an entire film on anti-smoking which will star John Abraham.
Says Vishal, "When Anurag Kashyap came to me with the script I was immediately hooked. I've always wanted to make a film against smoking. And this is a great script. Kumar Mangat (who produced Omkara) co-produced No Smoking with me."
When John Abraham showed an interest in the project Vishal met the actor. "John himself is an occasional smoker. He identified with the project. I think it's right to make a film against smoking if you believe in the cause.
To simply go around issuing warnings or giving Adults certificates to films showing smoking serves no purpose. We need to take a more mature view of the matter. I feel very strong about the issue and decided to produce a film."
The story of a man (Abraham) trying to quit smoking will be put across in an entertaining and non-judgemental fashion.
In the meanwhile, Vishal is working on his next directorial venture which will be co-produced jointly by UTV and Vishal. "I've an idea that I'm developing right now. It's not based on Shakespeare this time. But I'll definitely return to Shakespeare again."
Source: Santabanta
Moving ahead of Omkara, Vishal has produced an entire film on anti-smoking which will star John Abraham.
Says Vishal, "When Anurag Kashyap came to me with the script I was immediately hooked. I've always wanted to make a film against smoking. And this is a great script. Kumar Mangat (who produced Omkara) co-produced No Smoking with me."
When John Abraham showed an interest in the project Vishal met the actor. "John himself is an occasional smoker. He identified with the project. I think it's right to make a film against smoking if you believe in the cause.
To simply go around issuing warnings or giving Adults certificates to films showing smoking serves no purpose. We need to take a more mature view of the matter. I feel very strong about the issue and decided to produce a film."
The story of a man (Abraham) trying to quit smoking will be put across in an entertaining and non-judgemental fashion.
In the meanwhile, Vishal is working on his next directorial venture which will be co-produced jointly by UTV and Vishal. "I've an idea that I'm developing right now. It's not based on Shakespeare this time. But I'll definitely return to Shakespeare again."
Source: Santabanta
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