Rohit Shetty To Direct John Abraham In Rakesh Maria's Biopic; Shoot Details Revealed
Mumbai, February 22 - Director Rohit Shetty is set to direct another cop film, but this time based on a real-life cop. The maverick filmmaker is taking a break from larger-than-life fictional cop movies to bring to the big screen an extraordinary story of a real supercop. ## It was recently reported that Shetty would team with John Abraham for the first time for the biopic of Rakesh Maria, a former Police Commissioner of Mumbai. According to the latest report by Peepingmoon, the project has officially been confirmed and is set to go on floors next month, in March. ## John Abraham will headline this yet-untitled film and will play the role of Maria whose career was defined by his involvement in some of the nation’s most sensitive and high-stakes cases. The film promises to be an electrifying cinematic experience, seamlessly blending gritty realism with Shetty’s signature flair for high-octane, larger-than-life storytelling. ## The film is based on Rakesh Maria's 2020 memoir, Let Me Say It Now. It is currently in the pre-production stage and will start a regular shoot in mid-March. Shetty plans to complete the film in a quick time, in a single, uninterrupted 45-day schedule by June this year. ## After this film, Shetty will shoot for Khatron Ke Khiladi season and after that, he will start working on Golmaal 5 which is expected to roll by early next year. ## Stay tuned...