John Abraham

John Abraham, born on 17 December 1972, is an acclaimed Indian actor and film producer primarily known for his work in Hindi cinema. Recognized for his action hero persona, he's a National Film Award recipient and has been nominated for four Filmfare Awards. Abraham's journey in the entertainment industry began as a successful model, transitioning later to acting with the sleeper hit, the erotic thriller Jism, in 2003. He rose to popularity with hit movies like Dhoom, Garam Masala, and Dostana among others, establishing himself as a bankable leading actor. Notable performances include critically acclaimed films like Water, Kabul Express, and New York. Despite facing a series of commercial failures, he rebounded with successful movies like Race 2, Shootout at Wadala, Madras Cafe and others. His highest-grossing releases include Dishoom, Parmanu, and Satyameva Jayate.

Aside from acting, Abraham has ventured into film production under his banner J.A. Entertainment. His production debut Vicky Donor won the National Film Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. He has also produced several of his films and wrote the story of Attack: Part 1. Outside of his film career, Abraham co-owns the Indian Super League football team NorthEast United FC. A vegetarian, he is an advocate for animal rights. His philanthropic interests are demonstrated by his support of the non-profit organizations PETA and Habitat for Humanity. He is also the celebrity supporter of UNHCR India, promoting the cause of refugees in India. Despite receiving offers for Hollywood movies since 2006, Abraham has expressed his desire to focus on making world-class Indian films.