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RAW to start rolling from June 1 with John Abraham as the male lead

Actor John Abraham, who was last seen in the spy-thriller film Force 2, has been roped in to play the male lead in the forthcoming suspense thriller, Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW). When the project was announced last year, Sushant Singh Rajput was onboard to topline it. However, he decided against the movie for reasons best known to him.

Revealing what led the makers to cast Abraham in the principal role, director Ajay Kapoor says, “We are excited to have John on board this film with us. The process began when we were brainstorming on whom to cast for the protagonist’s part and thought that John would fit the bill perfectly. He really liked the script and gave his nod on the same day as the narration. We have revisited the script of this espionage-drama which is set in the 1970s and we can’t wait to take it on the floors”.


When the director was asked about the reason which led Sushant Singh Rajput quit the plum project, he says, “Nothing went wrong except that the dates Sushant had given us were clashing with another film so we decided to part ways amicably. Obviously one feels bad as we had finished most of the prep and were ready to roll. But everything is sorted now, Sushant is like a brother”.

Romeo Akbar Walter is scheduled to start its first schedule from 1st June. The project is being bankrolled by Dheeraj Wadhwan, Vanessa Walia and Gary Grewal.

Meanwhile, John Abraham is awaiting the release of his next film, Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran. Besides him, the movie also stars talented actors Diana Penty and Boman Irani in pivotal roles.

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UK Christmas picks: 10 new films now on Netflix, iPlayer, ITVX, Prime and Disney+

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  • Ten new Christmas films and specials across Netflix, Amazon, Disney+, Sky, BBC and rental platforms
  • Mix of family films, romances, animation, comedy and one prestige drama
  • Aiming to capture UK holiday viewing when streaming hits peak demand
  • Several titles are new originals with no franchise baggage

So, you are looking for something to watch. The TV is on, the lights are twinkling, and every streaming service claims to have the perfect Christmas film. It is overwhelming. This is not another vague list of hundreds of titles. It is a straight-talking guide to what is new and worth attention in December.

We cut through the clutter, from the big streaming launches to the one-off television specials. Here is what to stream and when to tune in.

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