John Abraham played gangster Manya Surve in Shootout at Wadala
Mumbai:
After the success of Shootout At Wadala, director Sanjay Gupta will work with John Abraham again in an action-revenge saga, which he says will be totally new for the Indian screens.
Directed by Gupta, underworld crime thriller Shootout At Wadala revolves around gangster Manya Surve, played by John and it has opened to positive response at the box office. (Read: Bombay Talkies outstripped by Shootout At Wadala at box office )
"We have already found one (script), but this is not the best time to announce. Yes, we will take the Shootout franchise forward, but before that John and I will be doing another film," Gupta said here on Tuesday at John's residence.
"We are getting ready for that and it'll be a big action-revenge saga, something never seen on Indian screens. Hopefully, we will surpass Manya Surve," he added.
John has gifted Gupta with a Yamaha V Max as a gesture of gratitude.
"This I have done only for Sanjay because we share a special relationship. We have been in touch since the time of Zinda. I would surely not do this for anyone else. I would love to gift him another bike, hopefully, if we have another hit," John said.
Directed by Gupta, underworld crime thriller Shootout At Wadala revolves around gangster Manya Surve, played by John and it has opened to positive response at the box office. (Read: Bombay Talkies outstripped by Shootout At Wadala at box office )
"We have already found one (script), but this is not the best time to announce. Yes, we will take the Shootout franchise forward, but before that John and I will be doing another film," Gupta said here on Tuesday at John's residence.
"We are getting ready for that and it'll be a big action-revenge saga, something never seen on Indian screens. Hopefully, we will surpass Manya Surve," he added.
John has gifted Gupta with a Yamaha V Max as a gesture of gratitude.
"This I have done only for Sanjay because we share a special relationship. We have been in touch since the time of Zinda. I would surely not do this for anyone else. I would love to gift him another bike, hopefully, if we have another hit," John said.
