The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 4: John Abraham’s Thriller Has Decent Opening Weekend, Earns Rs 13.35 Crore

John Abraham's latest political thriller drama, ‘The Diplomat’, is doing good at the box office. Directed by Shivam Nair, the film was released on March 14, 2025, and seems to have benefited from the Holi weekend. As per the Sacnilk report, the film had a decent opening of Rs 4 crore. However, it faced stiff competition from Vicky Kaushal’s ‘Chhaava’, which continues to hold its ground at the box office.

The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 4

 

 

 

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The release of Abraham’s thriller coincided with the Holi festival, which seemed to have attracted a sizable audience to the theatres, filling 20.45% occupancy. The movie earned a decent Rs 4 crore on the opening day, followed by Rs 4.65 crore on day 2. The third day’s earnings reflected the same numbers as day 3, helping the film cross the Rs 10 crore mark. On day 4, early estimates stand at Rs 0.08 crore, according to the Sacnilk report.

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The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 1: Rs 4 crore
The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 2: Rs 4.65 crore
The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 3: Rs 4.65 crore (rough data)
The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 4: Rs 0.08 crore (early estimates)
The Diplomat Box Office Collection (Total): Rs 13.35 crore

About The Diplomat

‘The Diplomat’ is directed by Shivam Nair and stars John Abraham and Sadia Khateeb. It is based on the true story of Uzma Ahmad, an Indian woman who was tricked into travelling to Pakistan in 2017 by a man who promised to marry her. However, she was forced to marry at gunpoint and abused. The film recounts how Indian diplomat JP Singh, played by John Abraham, worked to rescue Uzma and bring her back to India.

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As for critics' feedback, an HT review read, “It’s a hard-hitting project otherwise, which has taken care of the second half curse- usually, a film’s pace goes down post-intermission. But The Diplomat has been treated as one of those thriller games where you have to complete a mission riddled with car chases and stressful encounters. How Uzma finally crosses the India-Pakistan border to reach home is given a satisfying conclusion.”

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