Vedaa is an upcoming Indian Hindi-language movie. The movie is Directed by Nikkhil Advani and produced by Monisha Advani, Madhu Bhojwani and John Abraham under the banner of Zee Studios, Advani’s Emmay Entertainment and Abraham’s JA Entertainment. John Abraham, Tamannaah Bhatia, Sharvari Wagh and Abhishek Banerjee in the lead roles. The movie is scheduled to hit theaters on July 12, 2024.
Vedaa Synopsis:
The poster showed the actress Sharvari Wagh standing behind John, who had a rough appearance, with tears in her eyes. The poster also included a weapon.
“High-energy action-drama” is how the movie has been termed. Following the release of the films Salaam-e-Ishq and Batla House, it represents John and Nikhil’s reunion. Abhishek Banerjee plays a significant part in Vedaa as well.
Vedaa Casting:
On Wednesday, Bollywood star John Abraham shocked his followers by releasing the first look poster for his forthcoming action film, Vedaa. After Batla House (2019), the actor’s first collaboration with ZEE Studios and director Nikkhil Advani was with the latter. John revealed the date of Vedaa’s release, July 12, 2024, along with the first look poster for the film.
Sharvari Wagh, who also revealed her character poster, is starring with John in this film, which is exciting for the whole group. After working together successfully on Batla House for six years, Nikkhil Advani and John Abraham go back together to create another gripping tale.
Screenplay:
Based on an Aseem Arora storyline, the director Nikkhil Advani has helmed Vedaa. Zee Studios, John’s JA Entertainment, and Advani’s Emmay Entertainment are the producers of the film.
Overview:
With his next project, The Diplomat, helmed by Shivam Nair—a renowned filmmaker best known for his work on critically acclaimed web series and films like Naam Shabana—John Abraham is keeping himself occupied in the meanwhile. John’s career as an actor is already impressive, and The Diplomat, with a screenplay by Ritesh Shah, is sure to add even more intrigue to his impressive list of roles.
