Diplomatic box office collection 1 on pre -reservation: John Abraham Starr Off to Slow Start |

John Abraham’s latest drama, the diplomat is launched in cinemas all over the country today, but unfortunately for the star, the film has started a fairly slow start, according to advanced box office reports.
According to reports, director Shefam Nair Filo has delivered an estimated 2-2.5 rupee crusher in ticket sales before release. According to the failure of the film, which is launched at the expanded weekend in Holly, the generation of a lot of the film, and therefore, according to advanced reports, the film places the lowest conquests in Ibrahim.
The diplomat, who sees Ibrahim depicting a diplomat in a high -risk rescue mission, is inspired by real events. She shows actress Sadia Khatib in the role of Ozma, and the Indian woman is trying to return from Pakistan. Ibrahim described the film as an “emotional psychological excitement from the edge of the seat” instead of just another national drama.
The pre -booking of the diplomat began on Wednesday in selected theaters, but the film faces intense competition from Chava Vicky Kosal, which continues to control the box office even after nearly a month in theaters. Nevertheless, those familiar with the industry expect the film to improve in the days before its release.
The diplomat was originally appointed on March 7, the diplomat was postponed for a week, and the theaters are now scheduled to strike on March 14, where he is in line with the weekend of Holly.
Meanwhile, before the release of the film, Ibrahim met the Minister of Foreign Affairs S. Jayishkar on Thursday. The two discussed diplomacy, football, northeast and the next film. Jaishankar later shared pictures of the meeting, and Ibrahim showed a shirt bearing the number 9 and the minister’s name.
Ibrahim expressed his admiration for Jaishhakar, who was posted on X (formerly Twitter), “It was a pleasure and honor to meet a man I follow with interest. We discussed diplomacy, northeast and football from among many other things. Really honored, sir!”