Last Updated: 28th August, 2022

Subsequent to teasing fans with different avatars of John Abraham from the movie RAW: Romeo Akbar Walter, the creators released its trailer and it’s astoundingly captivating. The trailer rotates around an intrepid undercover agent, endeavored by John Abraham, who flies off to a mission for his motherland (India).

Directly from the first scene where Jackie Shroff proclaims, “We are at the brink of a war with Pakistan,” to its final frame, the trailer had us in the juxtaposition of our seats. Romeo Akbar Walter, which is said to be motivated by evident events, rotates around the India-Pakistan (Indo-Pakistani War of 1971) war of 1971.

Presently, to make a smidgen of curiousness among fans, the producers of RAW have released an off camera, behind-the-scenes video. In the video, we perceive how the movie appeared.

Not simply that, the 30-second video likewise demonstrates to us how, in the midst of the pool of fans, John Abraham shot a couple of scenes of the movie. John’s last spell on the cinema was in Satyameva Jayate. View the BTS (Behind The Scenes) video beneath:

RAW | Behind The Scenes | John Abraham | Jackie Shroff | Mouni Roy – In Cinemas 5th April

14 locations and 46 days. Fans Went crazy each time to see their hero John Abraham. #RAW In Cinemas on 5th April. Romeo Akbar Walter, based on true events.

Coordinated by Robbie Grewal, Romeo Akbar Walter likewise stars Mouni Roy and Jackie Shroff. The film is lined up to release on 5th April, 2019. Discussing the motion picture, John at the trailer debut stated, “It’s vital to make films with great stories. Assuming tomorrow, there’s an extraordinary patriotic movie, and I would love to do it. Be that as it may, I might not want to do jingoistic movies. I am not hostile to some other nation, I am not against some other religion.”

“It’s an exceptionally objective movie. Nobody is awful or great in this current, and it’s exactly what you look like at things. We are not portraying some other side as the awful side. It’s not at all jingoistic, typical flag saluting movie. It’s altogether different, and that is the reason we are proud to be related to it,” the performing artist included.