NEW DELHI: Actor John Abraham, who has been busy promoting his film 'Attack' has revealed that his fondness for action-masala project landed him into a trouble. In an exclusive conversation with Times Of India, the actor disclosed that a few years ago when he was shooting for 'Force 2', he got his knee injured so badly that the doctors wanted to amputate his leg.


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The actor further revealed that in his right leg he had gangrene and of which the doctors gave him this shocking advice. He added that a person should be careful while doing action sequences and not have a 'false sense of bravado'. "Some stunts are very deadly. I remember during 'Force 2' I smashed my knee and I had to get three surgeries. I had gangrene in my right leg and the doctors wanted to amputate my leg. I said, 'No, you can't do that'. But thanks to my surgeon in Bombay, Dr. Rajesh Maniar; he saved my knee," John was quoted as saying by TOI.


John added, "This was about 7 years back and thankfully it is gone. I'm walking today, I'm squatting today and I'm even more flexible and faster than I was then. I love doing action. Of course, I take a break and I do something that's different, but I love coming back to action. You need to be careful. You can't have a false sense of bravado to prove to five people on a set that you can jump from here to there. At times you get hurt and then you become a little more cognisant about the dangers."


John's love for action films is not hidden to anyone.  


Speaking of his latest release 'Attack', which is an action-drama, the film features him as a super soldier. It arrived in theatres on Friday. It also features Rakul Preet Singh and Jacqueline Fernandez. It is backed by Pen Studios, John's JA Entertainment, and Ajay Kapoor Productions.


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