By Hindustan Times
After Force, there's some more action up the sleeves of Bollywood heartthrob John Abraham. The actor has again signed as much as play a cop in director Aditya Bhattacharya's new film Kala Ghoda so one can also feature Kunaal Roy Kapoor of Delhi Belly fame.
Kala Ghoda, set within the Mumbai underbelly, might be shot in real time on actual locations and promises some real action.
"It's the tale of 2 cops, one hard-nosed no-nonsense and volatile played by John and the opposite a goofy ineffectual bumbling cop, played by Kunaal Roy Kapoor, who come together under trying circumstances for one night of relentless action in Mumbai," said Aditya, who's Bimal Roy's grandson and director Basu Bhattacharya's son.
The film goes at the floors on the end of the year and involves situations that come straight out of the record books of real-life police stations. The director admits he was initially reluctant to get into the project.
"Kala Ghoda is a authentic cops film. And my catchline for the film could be No Gun No Fun. I USED TO BE slightly hesitant. It was John's exuberance and effort level that convinced me," said Bhattacharya.
"His homework for the role is incredible. I come from a sensibility different from the archetypal 'Bollywood' cinema. I felt John and that i coming together to do a movie could be as odd as John and Kunaal Roy Kapoor's characters in Kala Ghoda coming together.
"But John's dedication to the film has convinced me that 'Bollywood' now not exists. This is a way of thinking where the walls have dissolved and a misfit like me has a spot here," he added.
John, who will produce the film, conceives it as a low-budget gritty independent film, meant for a selected target audience.
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