1. Plot

2. Cast

3. Production

4. Reception

5. References

Plot

Shakti (Prashanth), Jaishankar (Prabhu), Prakash (Anandaraj), Ram (Ashutosh Rana), and Shiva (Aathma Patrick) are partners in a happening club in town. One day, Shiva goes to Kochi to strike a financial deal with Kalyan (Sayaji Shinde), an intelligent cop. Meanwhile, Shakti and Ramya (Sanchita Shetty), who are in love with each other, hatch a plan to leave the country without informing anyone. Later, the partners get the shock of their life when they learn about Shiva's demise, followed by a few more assassinations. Finally, Shakti settles scores with all his partners and pursues his dream of settling down in Canada with Ramya.

Cast

• Prashanth as Johnny/Shakti
• Prabhu as Jaishankar
• Sanchita Shetty as Ramya
• Anandaraj as Prakash
• Ashutosh Rana as Ram
• Sayaji Shinde as Kalyan
• Aathma Patrick as Shiva
• Kalairani as Shiva's mother
• Shankar Krishnamurthy as Advocate
• Devadarshini as Prema
• Sona Heiden as Ram's wife
• Sugunthan as Security
• Arul D. Shankar as Arul
• Jayakumar as Naidu
• Sandhya as Indhu
• Krishnamohan

Production

In February 2017, Thiagarajan announced that he would produce a film starring Prashanth, which would be directed by debutant Vetriselvan, an erstwhile assistant to director Jeeva Shankar.^[2] The film was revealed to be titled Johnny during June 2017, with the makers successfully requesting the makers of the 1980 Tamil film of the same name for permission to reuse the title. Telugu actress Ananya Soni was initially revealed to be cast in the lead female role, but was later dropped.^[3][4][5] The film began shoot quietly during the same month, with the new lead actress, Sanchita Shetty revealing that the production was "60% complete" by late July 2017 after a schedule in Chennai.^[6] She also stated that the film was a remake of the successful Hindi film Johnny Gaddaar (2007) by Sriram Raghavan, and that other actors including Prabhu, Ashutosh Rana and Sayaji Shinde would feature in key roles.^[7]

Reception

References

• Geoffrey I
• Geoffrey II, Archbishop of Bordeaux
• Geoffrey II, Duke of Brittany and Earl of Richmond
• Geoffrey III of Anjou
• Geoffrey II of Anjou
• Geoffrey II of Brittany
• Geoffrey II of Vendome
• Geoffrey Iliff
• Geoffrey I of Anjou
• Geoffrey Ireland
• Geoffrey Isaiah Schwartz
• Geoffrey IV of Anjou
• Geoffrey Jackson (cricketer)
• Geoffrey James Clark
• Geoffrey James Robinson
• Geoffrey James Wilson
• Geoffrey J.D. Hewings
• Geoffrey J. D. Hewings
• Geoffrey Jefferson
• Geoffrey John Lawler
• Geoffrey Jones
• Geoffrey J. Paxton
• Geoffrey Kemp Howard
• Geoffrey Kerr
• Geoffrey King (disambiguation)