PHOTOS: John Abraham visits filmmaker Neeraj Vora's house; Shraddha Kapoor clicked at the airport

A very talented actor, writer, and director Neeraj Vora breathed his last at 4 am today. Neeraj was in a coma for a year and passed away in a suburban hospital. 

Actor John Abraham visited Vohra’s house to pay his last respects to him. Reportedly, John was a part of Neeraj's upcoming project Hera Pheri 3. 

Neeraj was supposed to direct Hera Pheri 3. However, the actor suffered a massive heart attack and a brain stroke in October, last year. He was rushed to AIIMS and unfortunately was in a state of coma which lasted for a year. He was shifted to close friend Sajid Nadiadwala's Juhu bungalow Barkat Villa which was converted into an ICU.

A while back Neeraj was showing some signs of progress as Nadiadwala said in an interview, "He’s been responding to audio therapy, particularly when we play his father’s (Pandit Vinayak Rai Nanalal Vora) music. He has yet to recover his speech but there are no infections or bed sores and the doctors have assured us that his life is out of danger."

On the work front, John will next be seen in Parmanu - The Story Of Pokhran. The film is based on the nuclear test conducted in Pokhran in 1998. The film also features Diana Penty and Boman Irani.

Shraddha Kapoor was also clicked in the city as she arrived at the Mumbai airport. The actress looked gorgeous in a white tee and high waist jeans. She styled her look with a brown overcoat and shades. 

On the work front, Shraddha is currently working with Prabhas on Saaho. About the film, she had told a leading daily, "We are going through an exciting phase where multilingual films are doing so well. I feel happy that I am part of this project. It’s a fabulous character and a great story. I am very excited as it’s my first multi-lingual film. It’s going to be shot in Telugu and Hindi and it’s going to be very interesting and challenging as well, I think. You do the same scenes twice in two different languages."

Shraddha is also preparing for Amole Gupte’s film, a biopic on ace shuttler Saina Nehwal. Shraddha has been training for the film and even visited Saina’s house recently. 

"She upgraded my knowledge about the game, especially about the shots. Saina told me that each and every shot needs to be hit as hard as possible. Never hit any shot without your full strength," Shraddha had said.

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