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With a high-stakes plot and an intense new avatar, John Abraham leads a thrilling diplomatic drama set to hit theatres on March 7
7th February 2025, Friday
The film ‘The Diplomat’ gives John a new opportunity-a gripping one. Followed by a minute-long teaser released on Friday, it showed glimpses of the high-risk zone where an Indian diplomat (John Abraham) stands in front of an almost life-changing case. It has been directed by Shivam Nair and written by Ritesh Shah, inspired by certain events in history that once stirred the nation.
Glimpses Into ‘The Diplomat’
The teaser opens at a charge with John Abraham seated with a distressed Muslim woman claiming to be an Indian citizen. Just as she is about to continue with her story, he hands her a glass of water with a warning: “Don’t try to hide anything, otherwise things might get difficult for you.”
Tension builds from here. The teaser promises that this is an elaborate case where every move counts, and promises action, drama, and a fancy new look for John, all in one. This man, dripping with charm, must now suit up, moustache and all, and command authority as we’ve never seen before. His character makes it clear: this means survival in this world, way before anybody else; ‘Dhai kadam’.
Production & Release Details
‘The Diplomat’ is produced by some biggies: T-Series’ Bhushan Kumar and Krishan Kumar; John Abraham’s JA Entertainment; and Vipul D Shah, Ashwin Varde, and Rajesh Bahl of Wakaoo Films. Other production credits of ‘The Diplomat’ also include Sameer Dixit and Jatish Varma of Fortune Pictures along with Rakesh Dang from Seeta Films.
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Teaser Reactions from the Fans
There is already excitement among the fans. One viewer commented, “I love John in these kinds of roles.” Another chimed in, “John looks perfect as a diplomatic officer-not just in terms of looks but in his presence on screen.” A third response read, “Looks exciting. John always chooses strong scripts.” Arriving at the theatres on March 7, The Diplomat
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