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Parmanu - John Abraham and Diana Penty kickstart the promotions of their film
John Abraham’s next production, Parmanu, based on the second nuclear tests carried out in Pokhran in 1998, was originally scheduled for a December 8, 2017, release. Then it was pushed to March 2, 2018, and now the real-life story will be unveiled on April 6, 2018.
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John Abraham and Diana Penty have kickstarted the promotions of their upcoming film, Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran. The film was initially supposed to release in December 2017 and will now hit the screens on April 6, 2018.
Today, John and Diana along with the director of the film Abhishek Sharma were snapped at a popular studio in the city. John was seen sporting a military look wearing an army uniform with black boots. Whereas Diana looked pretty in a black full sleeved sweatshirt with high waist trousers and strappy platform heels.
Both were also seen posing with their co-stars and they were all smiles for the shutterbugs.
Check out the pictures below:
John will even be producing the film under his home productions JA Entertainment together with Zee Studios, KriArj Entertainment, and Kyta Productions.
Talking about the film, John had earlier stated to a leading tabloid, "I have never been in a hurry to produce films and have been searching for subjects that are engaging... stories that resonate with the current socio-political and economic mood of the country. This film fits in perfectly with my pursuit, and I am also happy to start my association with Prernaa and Arjun."
Whereas the director of the film, Abhishek said, "I'm glad to collaborate with John. His involvement as an actor and producer adds great value and credibility to my vision."
Earlier, talking about Parmanu getting postponed, John said to a leading tabloid, "I refuse to compromise on anything, be it the action, the visual effects or the sound design. Also, I need time to converse with my audience, prep them up for a film set two decades ago. It is really strong in content and I don’t mind moving dates as long as my film is good because a Friday speaks. With all due respect, I’d like to say that I would not move for any other film but I’ll only release my film when it’s completely ready."
