John Abraham Pens A Gratitude Note For Attack's Success, Says The Film Was An Honest Humble Experiment
John Abraham last seen in the action entertainer Attack, is currently basking in the film's success. In a recent Instagram post, John thanked his fans for the overwhelming response and for accepting a film with a unique
John
Abraham
last
seen
in
the
action
entertainer
Attack,
is
currently
basking
in
the
film's
success.
In
a
recent
Instagram
post,
John
thanked
his
fans
for
the
overwhelming
response
and
for
accepting
a
film
with
a
unique
story
with
science
fiction
elements.
John
in
his
gratitude
note
said,
"Whatever
appreciation
we
have
received
for
this
film,
a
big
THANK
YOU
to
the
audience
for
accepting
something
that's
new
and
different.
ATTACK
was
an
honest,
humble
experiment
on
our
part
to
give
the
industry
something
refreshing
and
new".
He
further
added
that
he
stands
by
the
team
working
in
the
film
and
is
proud
of
it.
"It
was
challenging
through
the
3
pandemic
waves
but
we
got
what
we
wanted,
I
completely
own
and
am
proud
of
this
film.
I
stand
by
the
honest
effort
every
team
member
has
taken
on
ATTACK
-
John
Abraham," read
the
caption.
Many
fans
and
celebs
took
to
the
comments
section
to
congratulate
John
on
the
film's
success.
John's
Dostana
co-star
Abhishek
Bachchan
also
left
him
a
message
to
cheer
him
on.
Abhishek
said,
"More
power
to
you,
Baba."
Earlier,
while
talking
about
Attack
John
had
said,
"This
film
is
for
all
the
youngsters
because
the
reliability
is
more.
Ours
is
a
very
forward
film.
It
was
essential
to
make
this
film
because
I
believe
this
is
a
game
changer".
Filmbeat's
review
by
Madhuri
Prabhu
has
described
the
film
as
an
interesting
watch.
The
review
added,
"It's
interesting
to
watch
John
Abraham
get
an
upgrade
as
a
super
soldier
from
his
usual
vigilante
act,
but
you
are
left
puzzled
when
the
end
credits
announce
that
a
part
two
is
on
the
cards."
Talking
about
John
performance
it
said,
"John
Abraham
is
at
his
A-game
when
he
gets
to
use
his
fists
and
go
all
guns
blazing
in
this
film.
But
when
it
comes
to
emotional
sequences,
the
man
stumbles
a
bit."
Apart
from
John,
the
film
also
stars
Rakul
Preet
Singh
and
Jacqueline
Fernandez
in
pivotal
roles.
Helmed
by
Lakshya
Raj
Anand,
the
film
introduces
India's
first
on-screen
super
soldiers
similar
to
those
in
Hollywood
movies
from
Captain
America,
to
Robocop.