The Diplomat Box Office collection Day 10: Starring John Abraham, The Diplomat movie opened with decent numbers ... 10 years under their belt?'. That's a victory for me,” said John Abraham.

Bharatiya Janta Party from its official X, formerly known as Twitter, account has hailed John Abraham's latest release ... that inspired the movie. “India's diplomatic strength was on full ...

John Abraham’s The Diplomat might have failed to garner big numbers, but it is definitely enjoying some attention at the Indian box office. Currently running in the second week, the film ...

John Abraham and Sadia Khateeb’s political thriller, The Diplomat, directed by Shivam Nair, has managed to surpass the Rs 20 crore milestone at the box office. After a steady first week ...

Despite a decent opening, John Abraham's action thriller witnessed a slow start on the second weekend. The movie is expected to bag a total of ₹21.27 crore India net, as per industry tracker ...

It all began after John was asked to comment on his photo with Shah Rukh Khan. The picture was clicked at the success party of Pathaan. Looking back at the moment, John said, "That's probably the ...

Needless to say, ticket sales will be affected across the nation. It was just yesterday that John Abraham’s film surpassed the earnings made by YJHD re-release. Unfortunately, Kangana Ranaut‘s ...

The Diplomat Box Office Collection Day 8: John Abraham's latest patriotic movie crossed the ₹20 crore mark on Friday, the beginning of its second week in theatres. The Diplomat is up against ...

John Abraham expressed ... On the work front, John’s latest film ‘The Diplomat’ hit the screens on March 14, according to a Sacnilk report, the total of the movie after a 7-day run is ...

NEW YORK: US Supreme Court justices will hear next month Mumbai terror attack accused Tahawwur Rana's renewed application, submitted to Chief Justice John Roberts ...

The John Abraham starrer currently stands at Rs ... That should happen as well since Chhaava is the only other film that’s collecting, and the stage is wide open for The Diplomat to again ...