The Diplomat India Box Office Day 5: Rs 1.20 crore on the first Tuesday in John Abraham’s action; Successful first week requires strong push

Against the background of relations between India and Pakistan, the latest release at the diplomatic box office. The film led by John Abraham hit the screen on March 14, 2025 on the occasion of Holi. With the specialty of Sadia Khatab, the diplomat has completed five days of his dramatic run.

The diplomat earns Rs 1.2 crore in 5 days; Required strong push

Supported under the T Series and the banner of JA Entertainment, the diplomat collected Rs 1.2 crore at the first Tuesday at the box office. A day earlier, John Abraham and Sadia Kateb-Starrer earned a network of Rs 1.25 crore in India. In the initial weekend, the political thriller recorded Rs 13.25 crore.

After adding on the fifth day, the coom collection of diplomat is Rs 15.7 crore. The film requires strong push to be able to maintain well by finishing the first week on a positive note.

Diplomat’s Net India Collection is mentioned below:

Who plays in diplomat?

Directed by Shivam Nair, John Abraham has been included as Deputy High Commissioner of India, Indian diplomat JP Singh, India. Sadia Khatab is inserted as Uzma Ahmed, who claims to be an Indian citizen demanding repatriation towards India. The film also stars Kumud Mishra and Sharib Hashmi in important roles.

Kumud Mishra played the role of a senior diplomatic advocate, Nmsayyed. The character of Sharib Hashmi is called Tiwari who works as an Indian Foreign Service officer in Pakistan.

The holdover of diplomatic Vicky Kaushal’s Chhawa is going on parallel to its fifth week.

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