Viral: John Abraham Appears To Dodge Question On Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan Look

A nonetheless from Pathaanteaser. (courtesy: YRF)

New Delhi:

In a video gone viral, actor John Abraham seems to duck out of answering a query on his Pathaan co-star Shah Rukh Khan‘s much-commented on physique within the movie. In footage from a press convention, John seems to disregard a query asking him about SRK’s “fitness and body,” and will get as much as depart. The video has been doing the rounds of social media after being tweeted by somebody clearly not a fan of Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan look – trolls have solid doubt on the authenticity of the 57-year-old celebrity’s extraordinarily chiselled torso within the movie.    

Watch the viral video of John Abraham right here:

John Abraham skip the query and stroll off when reporter asks him about health of #ShahRukhKhan???? .. Ab #Pathaan ki VFX wali physique thodi expose krega media ke saamne ???????????? pic.twitter.com/RcEfIDo7Kk

— Mohan Lal lalettan (@EmpuranLucifer9) January 11, 2023

Pathaan stars Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone as covert ops brokers on an anti-terror mission in opposition to John Abraham. SRK’s jaw-dropping physique, together with eight-pack abs, has been a speaking level, leaving social media equally divided between admiration and doubt (trolls have blamed CGI).  

Pathaan has additionally, considerably predictably, turn into controversial due to Deepika Padukone’s outfits – a wide range of swimsuits and bikinis – within the track Beshaam Rang.

The trailer of Pathaan was launched simply days in the past, offering a deeper glimpse into the high-octane motion within the film. Shah Rukh Khan stars because the titular Pathaan, an agent who’s introduced in from exile to sort out John Abraham’s terror organisation. Deepika Padukone groups up with the maverick Pathaan although it does not at first look like a completely comfy partnership.

Watch the trailer right here:

Pathaan is helmed by Siddharth Anand and produced by Yash Raj Films. It will launch in three languages – Hindi, Tamil and Telugu – on January 25.