John Abraham's The Diplomat Drops To 1.5 Crore on Monday –

The Diplomat Box Office Collections:

John Abraham's The Diplomat maintained a sort of below-average to decent level on Monday. Although the film was anticipated to see a decline, the numbers are not really surprising. The question remains: can the film sustain itself from here, considering the pre-Eid period hinders its box office earnings?

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The film collected 4 crore nett on Friday, benefiting from the boost provided by the Holi festival, and then experienced a slight increase on the second day. The Shivam Nair flick held steady and collected 4.50 crore nett on Saturday, followed by minimal growth on Sunday, adding Rs. 4.65 crore nett to its total.

The political thriller, also starring Sadia Khateeb, entered the Monday test zone and emerged neither a winner nor a loser. The film added Rs. 1.5 crore nett on Monday, which can be considered a decent hold for this low-budget, less-promoted film with niche appeal. However, one would have expected the film to reach the Rs. 3 crore mark on Monday to be deemed a success. It fell short of that target.

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The film is aiming for a 20-crore first week and hopes to achieve 25 crore nett plus in lifetime earnings, as there is no major Bollywood release scheduled for this Friday. The film has one more week until Salman Khan's Sikandar hits theaters on Eid 2025. Let's see how far this goes.

Below are the collections of The Diplomat in India:

Friday: 4 crore nett

Saturday: 4.50 crore nett

Sunday: 4.65 crore nett

Monday: 1.5 crore nett

Total: 14.65 crore nett approx.

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