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John Abraham starrer RAW lands April release date

After delivering two hits in 2018 – Parmanu: The Story Of Pokhran and Satyamev Jayate – John Abraham regained his lost stardom. After the humongous success of both the films at the box-office, the actor decided to pick his next projects with extra caution.

Right after the release of the Milap Zaveri-directed Satyamev Jayate, John started shooting for his next Romeo Akbar Walter, a high-octane action entertainer which was first offered to Kedarnath (2018) fame Sushant Singh Rajput.


While John is yet to wrap the spy thriller up, its makers have locked a date for its theatrical release. Helmed by Robbie Grewal, Romeo Akbar Walter will make its entry into theatres on April 12, 2019.

Actor Sikander Kher, who plays John's nemesis in the movie, took to micro-blogging site Twitter and announced the release date of the film, "From the horses’ mouth... RAW to release on April 12. Get your spy glasses on," his tweet read.

Romeo Akbar Walter, also starring Mouni Roy in the lead role, is bankrolled by Viacom18 Motion Pictures, KYTA Productions and VA Film Company.

The official Twitter account of Viacom18 Motion Pictures also shared the release date of the film. "Viacom18 Motion Pictures, KYTA Productions and VA Film Company announce the release of their upcoming espionage thriller, Romeo Akbar Walter (RAW) on April 12, 2019,” read the tweet.

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