John Abraham: A war on terror is needed, not against a country or a religion

John Abraham to be seen in Robbie Grewal's Romeo Akbar Walter, due out on April 5th.

Actor John Abraham said Monday that it was necessary to act against terrorism instead of waging a war against a country or a religion.

After the launch of the trailer of his upcoming film RAW (Romeo Akbar Walter), based on the actual story of a spy, the actor was asked about the escalation of tension between India and Pakistan after the February 14 Pulwama attack.

John said, "There must be a war against terrorism (ism) and not against a country or a religion, I am very clear with my vision on this.
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"I'm not one of those actors who will say that" people will like that, so let's do it. "I say things such as they are.These days, polarization occurs and that's what it is. ;is dangerous."
Directed by Robbie Grewal, RAW (Romeo Akbar Walter) is due out on April 5th. After the film's release at a time when patriotism is in full swing, John said, "We do not want to appear opportunistic in the current situation because we decided to release the film at that time almost a year ago.

"At the time, the situation was certainly not the same. However, keeping in mind the present, I think that in the current ecosystem, it resonates with what is happening in the country. "

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