Top 10 lesser known facts about John Abraham.
1. John Abraham’s real name is Farhan Abraham. He was given the Zoroastrian name Farhan and baptized as John, which he uses professionally in Bollywood Film
John Abraham is a half malayali, many of you might not know, his father is a Malayali Syrian Christian from Aluva Kochi in Kerala, His mother Firoz Irani is of Parsi origin. He has stated in many interviews that he is 'half Malayali'.
2. Many of might not known that he holds masters degree MBA degree from NMIMS, Mumbai. He was a media planner before he began his career in the glamour world as a model
3. John Abraham turns singer for Rocky Handsome John recently recorded an unplugged version of 'Alfazon Ki Tarah', a romantic rock balled composed by Ankita Tiwwari, for his upcoming film 'Rocky Handsome'.
4. Do you know that John Abraham has collection of more than 10 bikes.
John Abraham owns, expensive superbike collections in India, featuring elite motorcycles like the Ducati Panigale V4, Aprilia RSV4 RF, and Yamaha Vmax 1700cc, 2023 Suzuki Hayabusa, Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R Yamaha R1, Suzuki GSX-R1000, MV Agusta F3 800, Kawasaki ZX11-D2.
His garage also highlights custom builds and everyday rides.
5. He was brand ambassador of several organizations and campaigns,
He endorsed and represented major brands over the year, most probably in Aprilla India for superbikes, Yamaha bikes like VMax, YZF-R1, and the highly popular Yamaha FZ series from 2000 year
NGO Habitat for Humanity, collaborated brands like Hershey's Sofit and GAS Milano, GNC for wellness Products and true motorcycle enthusiast and has been involved with MotoGP.
He was appointed as MotoGP India ambassador by Eurosport India to promote the sport and attended MotoGP events, met professional riders, including MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi. During the first MotoGP India event in 2023, he rode a BMW M 1000 RR safety bike at the Buddh International Circuit.
Also He appeared in Tv ad in Indian Oil corporation where he rides Cafe Racer bike.
6. He has a production house, Named J.A Entertainment which he launched new outsider celebrities, movies Vicky Donor (2012) starring Ayushman Khurana and Yami Gautam,
John Abraham appeared in cameo role in song Rum & Whishy
He has produced several of his film. He is the co-owner of ISL (Indian Super league football team North East United FC, and the European T20 premier league cricket team Rotterdam Dockers,
7. Abraham's most notable school classmate is Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan, Both actors attended the prestigious Bombay Scottish School in Mumbai.
In interviews, John has warmly recalled their school days together, frequently praising Hrithik's exceptional breakdancing skills from a very young age. Even Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra also studied in Same school
8. John Abraham is a vegetarian bodybuilder and is an advocate for animal rights. He is a passionate animal lover and a long-time supporter of PETA India and a
Proud pet parent to multiple adopted rescue dogs, most notably his dogs Bailey (adopted in 2017) and Sia. He frequently advocates for adopting strays over buying pets
9. John Abraham never takes breaks, he has said in an interview that He Has Not Skipped A Gym Workout In 35 Years. From his chiselled biceps to rock-solid abs, chest and shoulders, the actor has maintained a jaw-dropping physique. Sounds almost unright? While it's true
John Abraham is famous for his exceptionally strict diet and completely avoids junk food, refined sugar, and fried items. He views food purely as fuel and sticks to whole, unprocessed foods like egg whites, fish, tofu, legumes, and complex carbs. He has notably stayed away from his favorite Indian sweets for decades.
10. Many of you might wonder does John Abraham really lift heavy bikes just for Pr-Stunts publicity or real, nonetheless it is true that he is capable of lifting a heavy bike For his 2011 action film Force
the actor famously performed a live stunt where he lifted and threw a motorcycle weighing between 115 kg and 150 kg, especially Pulsar Bike. He even proved the stunt was real by repeating the feat for the media during a press conference.