THE DIPLOMAT is the story of a man on a mission. J P (John Abraham) is the Deputy High Commissioner at the Indian High Commission, Islamabad, Pakistan. One day, a lady named Uzma Ahmed (Sadia ...

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According to Sacnilk reports, The Diplomat grossed Rs 4 crores in Indian as per early estimates on day 1. The movie is expected to earn more over the first weekend. John Abraham's latest film has ...

Director Shivam Nair joins forces with actor-producer John Abraham to recreate the diplomatic maneuver from the point of view of diplomat JP Singh, who led the rescue mission to bring the Delhi ...

The Diplomat Box Office collection Day 1: Despite it being an extended Holi weekend, the much awaited John Abraham starrer movie The Diplomat opened to a rather slow start on Friday, March 14.

Directed by Shivam Nair, "The Diplomat" hits the theatres on Friday. "An interesting conversation with @TheJohnAbraham on his new movie The Diplomat. As also on football, the North East and our ...

Cast: John Abraham, Sadia Khateeb, Revathy, Sharib Hashmi, and Kumud. Stars: 3 and a half "The Diplomat" is an unyielding political thriller that mounts on a solid, fascinating story, keeping the ...

(Screengrab @trailer ~ YouTube) The Diplomat review: John Abraham starrer Bollywood movie released in theatres on the occasion of Holi, on March 14. Directed by Shivam Nair, "The Diplomat" is ...

“An interesting conversation with @TheJohnAbraham on his new movie The Diplomat. As also on football, the North East and our respective worlds,” Jaishankar wrote. An interesting conversation ...