John Abraham says his next production "Madras Cafe" is truly the kind of cinema that defines the work he wants to do in the film industry.

Directed by Shoojit Sircar, who also helmed John's production debut "Vicky Donor", the movie is said to be a gritty thriller.

"This would define what I stand for in terms of cinema. I want films that I produce to have credible content and 'Madras Cafe' is that film," John tweeted Thursday.

The movie also features Nargis Fakhri.

Its first look features John in a rugged look, with a revolver in his hand. Nargis also sports an intense look in the poster.

Action safer outside India, says John Abraham


Actor John Abraham, who has performed daredevil stunts in movies like 'Force', 'Shootout at Wadala' and upcoming 'Madras Cafe', feels that doing action is much safer outside India

"For 'Madras Cafe', we have shot the action sequences in Thailand and Malaysia. "We heroes need to be more safer while doing action.

I've broken all my bones. As an actor we are suppose to be fit and fine. We need to be more protective and I am ensure safety measures are taken," he told reporters at an event reacting to Hrithik's head injury while doing stunts for his film 'Bang Bang'. "I am happy that he is doing fine.

Thank God, he is recovering. I feel doing stunts is safer outside than in India," John said. Hrithik was suffering from Subdural Hematoma caused in the brain as a result of the head injury. He successfully underwent a brain surgery to remove a two-month-old clot on Sunday.