John Abraham’s doppelganger lip syncs to ‘Welcome Back’ track, delights Indian fans. WATCH

A foreign actor has taken the internet by storm for his uncanny resemblance to the Bollywood star. His recent ‘Welcome Back’ video has received 3.4 lakh views

John Abraham doppelganger is creating quite a buzz on Instagram

A John Abraham lookalike is creating quite a buzz on Instagram, captivating users with his uncanny resemblance to the Bollywood star. Ilias Christophoridis, who is also an actor, recently even lip-synced to a song from the 2015 film Welcome Back and expressed his gratitude to his growing Indian fanbase for its support and admiration.

He posted the video on Instagram with a caption that reads, “That’s for my Indian Peeps.” A few days later, he again posted a video of himself with the Welcome Back title track wherein he is seen all suited up.

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Since it was posted on social media, the second video has received 3.4 lakh views and 10,500 likes. The comments section is filled with users who are awestruck by Christophoridis’s resemblance with John Abraham.

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One user wrote, “Oh my God… looks like John Ibrahim.” Another person said, “Russian John Abraham.” A third user commented, “Bro is more John than John himself.” A fourth user remarked, “John Abraham Arabic edition.”

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Some users also mentioned Saif Ali Khan and Hrithik Roshan in the conversation, with one stating, “Saif Ali Khan + John Abraham.” Another chimed in, “John Abraham + Hrithik Roshan.” One fan remarked, “You are more John than John Abraham. I had to view this video several times to confirm.” Another simply commented, “AI generated John Abraham.”

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