John Abraham believes regional cinema is far ahead of Bollywood in terms of content as the industry concentrates on story instead of worrying about "huge unnecessary budgets".
The actor-producer has entered the regional space with his first Marathi production "Savita Damodar Paranjpe."
When asked if he wishes to also act in Marathi films in the future, John said, "I'd love to do a Marathi film because I'm a Marathi boy. I am proud of it. I was born and brought up in this city, I belong to this city. Marathi is our first language, we must speak it more often but unfortunately we don't..."
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